SUMMARY: Alabama residents can still register to vote online until midnight tonight at AlabamaVotes.org. This is a crucial deadline for those wanting to participate in the upcoming presidential election. Many young voters, like 19-year-old Malaysia Stringer, are excited to vote for the first time. Barry Stephenson from the Board of Registrars anticipates a high voter turnout, potentially breaking previous records from 2016 and 2020. A recent federal ruling also reinstates voting rights for 3,000 individuals in Jefferson County. Voters should ensure their absentee ballots are mailed by noon on November 5 and complete in-person absentee ballot requests by Halloween.

Alabama voters rush to beat registration deadline

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SUMMARY: This Saturday, from 9 AM to noon, National Medication Take Back Day offers an opportunity to safely dispose of unused or unwanted medications at three local locations: Huntsville Public Safety Complex, Madison City Hall, and F R MMEORIRED IAN. This event aims to prevent drug overdoses and protect public water systems from harmful chemicals. Participation is free.

This Saturday is National Medication Take Back, and three companies in our area are participating.

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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Ed Bloodsworth reports that the Gulf Coast will continue to experience a stretch of dry weather as the new work week begins, with a quiet radar and a Bay Breeze developing due to northeasterly winds. High pressure dominates the area, resulting in clear skies and low humidity. Current temperatures range from 81°F in Fairhope to 84°F in Pascagoula. Tonight’s temperatures will drop to the lower 50s, typical for this time of year. A weak cold front may bring slight temperature fluctuations later in the week, but overall weather remains stable with highs reaching 87°F by Thursday.

Quiet weather continues on the Gulf Coast. The pattern looks to stay dry through the week ahead . Lighter winds are expected this evening under a mostly clear sky. Overnight. Low temperatures will fall into the lower 50s. Winds will remain light. Our stretch of Sunny weather will continue through the middle of the work week. We may see a few passing clouds. Otherwise, the forecast remains quiet and warm with afternoon highs reaching the middle ’80s.
A weak cold front will move through the region by the time we hit the weekend.

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