Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 17th of February.
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🚧 Accidents
Alabama Power has restored electricity to 47% of the 165,000 customers affected by severe weekend weather, with ongoing restoration efforts.
A 21-year-old in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, was injured but survived after a tree fell on his mobile home during severe storms.
🎓 Education
Seven candidates for the University of Alabama's 114th Student Government Association (SGA) executive council run unopposed, with elections set for February 25.
The SGA Senate passed resolutions for recognizing International Opioid Awareness Day and approving student organization funding, aiming to enhance campus safety and support.
🏛️ Government
The Tuscaloosa City Board of Education election on March 4, 2025, will possibly usher in two new members, with one contested race in District 1 and several incumbents running unopposed.
🏈 Sports
Alabama's Crimson Tide baseball team wins 11-4 against the Bradley Braves, securing a series sweep in their opening weekend with standout performances from Bobby Alcock and Jason Torres.
Alabama basketball fans camped out at Coleman Coliseum to attend ESPN's 'College GameDay' before the No. 1 vs No. 2 game against Auburn, marking a significant and high-spirited event especially for freshmen experiencing their first Iron Bowl.
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