Word is, former President Trump is dealing with chronic venous insufficiency, affecting blood flow in his legs. This led to some heart tests, because, well, everything's connected! Activists in Homewood are turning up the heat, demanding the release of body cam footage from the Jabari Peoples shooting. They're warning of potential protests if their demands aren't met. Stay tuned! Birmingham authorities are investigating a seriously scary situation: reports of a deadly batch of methamphetamine making the rounds. Officials are raising the alarm for public safety. Maybe just say no? An Auburn restaurant owner surrendered after the feds executed search warrants at several locations. He's caught in a broader investigation involving immigration and financial crimes, potentially facing up to 30 years behind bars. "Good Trouble" protests, inspired by the late John Lewis, popped up across the U.S. Thursday. Observers noted a predominantly older demographic at the events. Governor-elect and now Senator Tommy Tuberville gave a thumbs up to ICE raids targeting "bad hombres" in Alabama. He also pointed out that U.S. citizens caught up in the operations should've stayed out of the way. Fair enough? Senator Katie Britt is calling for transparent and credible answers in the Jeffrey Epstein case, stressing the need for accountability. Meanwhile, Trump keeps digging his own hole while inexplicably ordering the release of grand jury testimonies. What is going on? The Source: Dale Jackson, a thought leader for Yellowhammer News, spills the tea every weekday from 5-9 a.m. on WVNN. Check him out!News Bites from the Chum Bucket
Trump's Health Check
Homewood's Heated Demands
Deadly Meth Alert in Birmingham
Auburn Restaurant Owner's Legal Hot Water
"Good Trouble" Protests Spark Debate
Tuberville Weighs In on ICE Raids
Britt Calls for Epstein Answers
