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Power outages pile up as high winds, heavy rain move across Alabama
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) – With high winds and heavy rain moving across the state of Alabama late Monday night into Tuesday morning, more than 40,000 power outages are being reported across the entire state.
In central Alabama, Tuscaloosa County is reporting about 6,000 customers without power as of midnight and Jefferson County is reporting about 5,500.
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Roll Call, May 16, 2024: Alabama Swimmer Qualifies for Olympic Trials
Alabama swimmer Liberty Williams competed in the Olympic Trial Cut on Wednesday, finishing the 1500m freestyle with a time of 16:42.82. That time was good enough to qualify her for Olympic Trials later this summer.
Williams, a senior, is finishing up her lone season at Alabama after transferring from Louisville, where she spent the previous three years. Trials for the Olympic swim team will take place from June 13-15, with the chance to compete in the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.
May 16, 1964: A pair of football players earned All-SEC Western Division status in baseball. Outfielder Mickey Andrews, who led the team in hitting with his .324 average, was chosen along with catcher Buddy French. Both were expected to be key members of the football team in the fall.— Bryant Museum
“Dixie Howell, the human Howitzer from Hartford, Alabama blasted the Rose Bowl dreams of Stanford today with one of the greatest exhibitions football has every known.”— Grantland Rice at the 1935 Rose Bowl.
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