Alabama residents from all walks of life are welcomed back to the podcast “Down in Alabama” with important reminders about the weather and upcoming events in the state. The latest episode discusses the potential impact of a deadline set by Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen regarding the certification of the Democratic presidential nominee. If the nomination is not submitted by August 15, Joe Biden’s name may not appear on the ballot in Alabama.
In other news, a tragic shooting took place in a UPS parking lot in Birmingham, where a UPS driver was targeted and killed. This incident occurred at the same location where a workplace shooting had taken place 10 years ago, highlighting the disturbing trend of violence at the same workplace. Additionally, the police chief of Mobile, Paul Prine, has been placed on administrative leave pending an investigation into the department.
On a lighter note, Alabama residents are found to be more likely to own dogs than cats, according to a study by Forbes and the American Veterinary Medical Association. The state ranks high in dog ownership, with a lower cost associated with owning a canine compared to other states.
The podcast also celebrates the birthday of Mobile native and actor/comedian Orlando Jones. Weather reporter Leigh Morgan joins the podcast to discuss the forecast warnings for severe weather in Alabama, following a recent string of tornadoes in the state. “Down in Alabama” can be found on various podcast platforms for listeners to stay informed about the latest news and updates in the state.
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