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Alabama News Quiz: Test Your Knowledge

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Join us as we recap the Alabama News Quiz, where 97% correctly identified the Public Service Commission as the rate approvers, and 92% knew Governor Iveys commutation was against Attorney General Marshalls objections. Scott Stadthagen is the new Alabama Republican Party chair, and the state legislature is considering a one-year pause on large-scale solar farms. Stay tuned for next weeks quiz!

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Alabama News Quiz: Test Your Knowledge

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Alabama News Quiz: Test Your Knowledge. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

You're listening to Birmingham News today, powered by the Daily News Now. Most folks nailed the first question on Friday's Alabama News Quiz. 97 percent correctly identified the Public Service Commission as the group that approves utility rates in the state. Governor Kay Ivey recently issued her second commutation for a death row inmate involved in a robbery, but gone before the shooting. 92 percent knew what happened over the objections of Attorney General Steve Marshall. Not Statican is the new chair of the Alabama Republican Party as 65 percent of quiz takers got right. Meanwhile, the unclaimed baggage report for lost airport items listed samurai swords, gold plated golf clubs, and beekeeping suits, but not lawn. Darts The state legislature is eyeing a bill to pause large-scale solar farm construction for one year. 84 percent spotted that as the correct answer among the options. These quizzes keep a sharp on local headlines, so check back for next weeks. This story is made possible by our sponsor, see the episode description.

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