SUMMARY: The city of Gulf Breeze has reopened Mariners Landing waterfront park with new features like a boat ramp, fishing pier, swinging benches, and picnic tables after Hurricane Sally closures. The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to limit judges’ power to issue nationwide injunctions blocking presidential orders, without addressing birthright citizenship. In Baldwin County, a small plane crashed, and investigators are searching for the pilot. Two police chases ended with arrests: Lee Hicks for a tag violation in Mobile, and Colin White after a motorcycle chase. WKRG asks viewers who should join Mobile’s Hall of Fame and if they feel safe for Fourth of July events.

The Supreme Court voted to make birthright citizenship laws stricter, a plane flipped upside down in Baldwin County and a police chase that ended with a crash on Glass Avenue leads to an arrest

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SUMMARY: The World Police and Fire Games begin today in Birmingham, Alabama, marking the first time the city hosts the event. Over 8,000 athletes from at least 70 countries will compete across more than 60 sports during the 11-day competition. Established in 1985 in San Jose, California, the Games occur every two years and showcase participants ranging from weekend warriors to Olympic-level athletes. The opening ceremony and all related events are free to the public, with a pre-parade party at the BJCC North Hall and a parade starting at 5:30 PM. Coverage will be available on air, online, and via social media.

World Police and Fire Games to begin today in Birmingham, Alabama

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SUMMARY: Workers enduring the intense summer heat, especially those in construction and home restoration, report challenging conditions due to high temperatures and humidity. Michael Bell, a construction worker, emphasizes the necessity of working through the heat to support his family, despite the discomfort. Hal Wiggam, Servpro Assistant Branch Manager, highlights the added complications heat brings to job tasks and stresses the importance of frequent breaks in shaded areas or cool spots. Workers rely on hydration beyond water, such as electrolyte drinks like Liquid IV, and avoid caffeine and soda to prevent overheating during long, 10-hour workdays.

People working outside say that this summer has been one for the books with the heat.

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