Some of our AL.com staff were in New York this week to accept The Pulitzer Prizes!
John Archibald, Ashley Remkus (@aremkus1), Ramsey Archibald and Challen Stephens won the Pulitzer Prize in Local Reporting and Kyle Whitmire (@WarOnDumb) won the Pulitzer Prize in Commentary.
The dichotomy between Baltimore's 'Black Butterfly' and 'White L' was on full display in Tuesday's Mayoral election.
Ramsey Archibald & I dove into the numbers behind Brandon Scott's decisive win.
Only in The Baltimore Banner.
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What would it look like if our Alabama leaders edited the Bill of Rights? John Archibald and Ramsey Archibald had some fun imagining that scenario this week: al.com/opinion/2023/0…
We at Samford Communication & Media have been duly warned. John Archibald Ramsey Archibald Challen Stephens Dr Ashley Tan
What a week. First the Pulitzers and now THIS - You made it to the NYT news quiz, Kyle Whitmire John Archibald Ramsey Archibald
Right behind some of the fastest growing areas in Florida. The congestion this weekend attests to this fact. Per Ramsey Archibald: Alabama’s Daphne-Fairhope-Foley is the 12th-fastest growing metro in the U.S. al.com/news/2023/05/a…
Amy Yurkanin Ramsey Archibald The Marshall Project While Alabama leads the nation in arrests of pregnant drug users, Etowah County stands apart. No county does more to locate, jail and keep new mothers behind bars.
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Bravo to Greg Morton and Ramsey Archibald on making this! If only I could get early access to precinct data...
It's a good thing that Coach Tommy Tuberville is not voting on Justices....oh wait, it's just military positions that he feels that way about...Senate Democrats Senate Republicans The White House The Pentagon Alabama deserves better - Doug Jones John Archibald Ramsey Archibald
Large margins in majority-white precincts powered Mayor Brandon Scott to victory over challenger and former Mayor Sheila Dixon, while he ran close to Dixon in the city’s majority-Black precincts, Greg Morton & Ramsey Archibald report: thebaltimorebanner.com/data/baltimore…
The drop in Baltimore homicides in 2023 has continued in 2024. There are also early signs that the youth gun violence that has plagued the city is receding. Form Ramsey Archibald
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