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Hurricane Response: Gov. Kay Ivey declared an emergency across 40 counties, ordered coastal visitors to evacuate and closed some state offices as Category 3 Hurricane Isaias approached the Alabama-Florida coast. Mobile imposed a curfew, while officials warned residents to prepare for dangerous winds, flooding and storm surge. Political Fallout: President Donald Trump canceled his planned trip to Tuscaloosa for the Alabama-Georgia game, saying he did not want to divert first responders from storm preparations. Courts and Elections: The Alabama Supreme Court ruled it lacks jurisdiction to enforce election law and separately upheld dismissal of a residency challenge against Sen. Tommy Tuberville. Abortion Law: Planned Parenthood and the ACLU sued to block Alabama’s near-total abortion ban, which makes performing an abortion a felony in almost all cases. Statehouse Accountability: State Rep. Brett Easterbrook was charged in an underage-sex sting. Public Schools: Alabama schools lost nearly 12,000 students, a drop that could affect school funding as homeschooling and CHOOSE Act applications rise.

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