Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 22nd of July.
Good morning, Auburn.
After Texas flash floods killed over 130 people, including campers and staff at Camp Mystic, Alabama parents worry about local camps’ weather safety because state agencies do not require weather emergency plans.
One camp at Lake Martin, Children's Harbor, has added storm shelters—prompting experts to urge camps to adopt robust alert systems for severe weather.
Built-in USB ports in cars deliver only 5 watts, which slows charging as apps like CarPlay draw extra power—using a high-wattage USB-C charger from the 12-volt socket can quickly boost your phone's battery.
Quality cables are also important since older or cheap ones can limit the charging speed even when using a dedicated charger.
A shooting at Alabama Grub Mart on Columbus Parkway in Opelika left a 31-year-old man critically wounded on Sunday at 6:20 p.m. & Opelika police and Lee County Sheriff's Office SWAT arrested 28-year-old Mykiel Sanchez Holmes on Monday afternoon on charges of attempted murder.
State health officials from the Alabama Department of Public Health have issued heat safety tips for those facing mid-summer heat by advising residents to drink water, seek cool indoor areas, and limit strenuous activities to prevent heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
The guidance emphasizes recognizing early symptoms such as muscle cramps, nausea, and dizziness (especially for older adults and those with health issues) to avoid serious risks.
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