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Longshore and McKnight: Preseason Ponderings!

John and Barry tackled the age-old question: NFL preseason – thrilling football or total snooze-fest? Turns out, a little wager can spice things up! John confessed that placing a bet is the secret to staying engaged. And speaking of legends, they even unearthed Steve Spurrier's spotless preseason record. Respect! (But also... what was that NFL career?)

Auburn's Early Camp Heat!

It's not all pro-ball! Word on the street (or rather, from Auburn's practice field) is that Coach Freeze wasn't exactly thrilled with a recent practice. Apparently, some players weren't bringing the fire! Coaches are stressing the importance of these early scrimmages to see who's game-ready, especially the new blood.

College Football RedZone? YES, PLEASE!

Finally, the guys totally geeked out about ESPN potentially snagging the "RedZone" concept for college football. Can you imagine the glorious mayhem?! A conference-specific RedZone? Shut up and take our money! Just picture wall-to-wall college football action – we're already drooling!

Big Changes in the State House!

Hold on to your hats, ChumCity citizens! There's a major shake-up in the Lieutenant Governor's office. Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth just announced Catherine Gayle Fuller as his new Chief of Staff!

Who's Catherine Gayle Fuller?

Fuller isn't exactly new to the scene. She's been a key player in the Lt. Governor's office for years and previously held the Deputy Chief of Staff position, where she spearheaded policy initiatives and acted as Ainsworth's main spokesperson. Ainsworth himself says Fuller is a "true conservative" and one of the "smartest policy minds" he knows. High praise indeed!

What About the Previous Chief of Staff?

So, what happened to Jess Skaggs, the previous Chief of Staff? Don't worry, it's not drama! Skaggs is moving on up to become Chief of Staff for Alabama Senate President Pro Tempore Garlan Gudger (R-Cullman). Best of luck to Skaggs in the new role!

Fuller's Impressive Resume

Before joining the Lt. Governor's office, Fuller was the director of appointments for Gov. Kay Ivey, where she vetted folks for important positions across the state. She's also a former senior policy advisor at the Alabama Department of Revenue. This lady knows her stuff!

Brains and Local Roots!

Fuller isn't just experienced; she's got the brains to back it up, with degrees from Samford University and the University of Alabama and is pursuing a doctorate. She's a Montgomery native and a proud wife and mother.

We wish Catherine Gayle Fuller all the best in her new role! Here's hoping this change leads to even bigger and better things for our state!

Vaping Ban Buzz: Alabama Senator Reignites Indoor Air Debate!

Get ready for round two, ChumCity! Alabama State Sen. Gerald Allen is back in the ring with a new bill, SB9, aiming to ban vaping in all indoor public spaces across the state. Prepare for a fiery debate over personal freedom versus public health!

Deja Vu? Similar Bill Died Last Year

Sound familiar? Allen pushed for similar legislation last year, amending the Clean Indoor Air Act. It even passed the Senate unanimously as the "Vivian Davis Figures Clean Indoor Air Act," honoring State Sen. Figures' anti-smoking efforts. Sadly, it never made it through both chambers to become law.

What SB9 Would Do

If passed, SB9 would expand the current Alabama Clean Indoor Air Act to include electronic nicotine delivery systems. That means no vaping in restaurants, malls, airports, government buildings, stadiums, or workplaces – mirroring cigarette restrictions.

Senator's Stance

"That needs to be a priority of ours—to make sure the citizens know that when they’re going into a public place, they cannot vape," Allen stated.

Beyond Minors: Adult Vaping Under Scrutiny

Alabama already restricts vaping by minors and regulates e-cigarette sales. This bill goes further, limiting where ADULTS can vape.

Public Health Concerns Bubble Up

Experts worry about secondhand aerosol from vaping, which can contain nasty stuff. The Alabama Department of Public Health warns of potential lung, heart, and respiratory risks, especially indoors.

Effective Date?

If lawmakers approve, SB9 would take effect in October 2026. Get ready for a smoke – or rather, vapor – free future!

Heartbreak in Huntsville: Father & Child Tragedy

ChumCity friends, prepare yourselves. We're bringing you some grim news out of northwest Huntsville. A house fire on Retlaw Street has revealed a devastating murder-suicide.

The Scene

Around 3 PM on Tuesday, Huntsville PD rushed to assist Fire & Rescue at a house engulfed in flames. What they found inside was utterly heartbreaking: the bodies of a 21-year-old man and his tiny 23-month-old child were discovered in a bedroom.

Joint Investigation Unveils the Truth

The Huntsville fire marshal teamed up with HPD's heavy hitters—the General Investigations and Major Crimes Units—to get to the bottom of this tragedy.

Gunshot Wounds Confirmed

The evidence on scene, coupled with the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences' autopsy findings, painted a clear, horrific picture. Both the young man and his child died from gunshot wounds. A firearm was recovered at the scene, confirmed as the weapon used in this unthinkable act.

Ag Commissioner Race Heats Up!

With Rick Pate bowing out (term-limited and aiming for Lt. Gov, the field is WIDE OPEN for Alabama's next Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries! Three Republicans are throwing their hats in the ring: Jack Williams, Christina Woerner McInnis, and Corey Hill. Let's see how they're shaping up financially for the May 2026 primary.

Money Talks: Campaign Coffers Filling Fast

According to the latest reports, these candidates have been busy building up their war chests since last summer. Here's the breakdown:

Jack Williams Leads the Pack

State Senator Jack Williams is currently sitting pretty with the most cash on hand: a cool $509,774.17! He's got a loan to himself and transferred funds from a past campaign.

Christina Woerner McInnis Makes a Splash

Business owner Christina Woerner McInnis is also invested! She's loaned her campaign some serious cash and is reporting funds available.

Corey Hill: Solid Start

Farmer and Mayor Corey Hill has pitched in and raised money. He's reporting funds on hand.

Who's Got Their Back? Endorsements Matter!

Fundraising is key, but endorsements can be game-changers.

• Williams has the support of the Alabama Forestry Association.
• McInnis is backed by the Alabama Associated General Contractors.
• Hill secured the Alabama Grocers Association's endorsement.

The big one? The Alabama Farmers Federation endorsement is still up for grabs... Stay tuned!

Comer Demands "Epstein Files"

House Oversight Chair James Comer (R-Ky.) is turning up the heat! He's just issued subpoenas to the Department of Justice and ten former big-shot government officials.

Time for Transparency?

Comer says it's time to release the "Epstein Files" and get the whole story out there. He's ready to see where the truth leads.

Double Standard?

But here's a thought: Could these same individuals also shed light on the Trump-Russia investigation? Hmmm...

Alabama's Take

Dale Jackson, a thought leader at Yellowhammer News and the host of a talk show on WVNN weekdays from 5-9 a.m., will undoubtedly have more to say about this!

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