Alright, ChumCity citizens, let's dive headfirst into the week's wild happenings: Word on the street (and the football field) is that Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are officially engaged. So get ready for a whole lot of celebrity PDA, football fans! President Trump chimed in on the Cracker Barrel logo drama, praising their decision to stick with the classic "Old-Timer." Seems some folks weren't too happy with a potential change, and the stock price felt the heat. Some Birmingham residents are up in arms over an Alabama company providing energy to Israel, citing the Israeli-Palestinian situation. Boycott calls are flying, but let's remember who's wearing the white hat here. Mayor Randall Woodfin snagged another term in Birmingham! Plus, Mobile's heading for a runoff, and Hoover, Madison, Mountain Brook, Trussville, and Decatur all have shiny new mayors. Kilmar Abrego Garcia wasn't thrilled about his ICE arrest and Uganda-bound trip, shouting "gobierno corrupto!" Meanwhile, a Milwaukee judge is in hot water for allegedly helping an illegal immigrant evade ICE. The Trump administration (remember them?) once threatened to pull funds from the Alabama Department of Public Health over gender ideology materials. Bureaucrats versus elected officials – a tale as old as time. Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed is firing shots at Senator Tommy Tuberville (aka Coach Tubs!) over his threat to send troops to Montgomery and Birmingham. Meanwhile, Gov. Kay Ivey's approved some National Guard help for a Trump-era deportation thing – because apparently crime and immigration are the same thing.ChumCity Rundown: Stuff You Might Have Missed
Gridiron Gossip: Kelce & Swift Lock It Down
Cracker Barrel's "Old-Timer" Stays Put Thanks to Trump
Birmingham's Boycott Brouhaha
Alabama Election Wrap-Up
ICE, ICE, Baby… and "Gobierno Corrupto!"
Alabama Health Department Funding Flap
Montgomery Mayhem: Reed vs. Tuberville
And as always, a big shoutout to Dale Jackson, the brains behind Yellowhammer News and the voice you hear from 5-9 a.m. on WVNN!
