Flynn Lewellyn
ReporterFlynn Lewellyn (They/He) is a graduate student intern at Alabama Public Radio. They are a Media Studies M.A. student on the thesis track and received two bachelor's degrees from the University of Alabama in Anthropology and Creative Media. In his spare time, Flynn likes to read, spend time with their cats, and watching reruns of Anthony Bourdain.
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Election Day may be long gone—but a court case on how Alabama wants to handle voting is still being considered. The measure is known as SB-1 and it would regulate how people can help voters with disabilities cast their ballots. Advocates say, no matter how the court case goes, the debate over the new law is focusing the spotlight on voters facing unique challenges. -
A law that went into effect this month now requires visitors from outside the state to have a boating license before getting behind the wheel of a vessel. -
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) is expanding wildlife conservation efforts by buying 79 acres of the Fort Morgan peninsula. ADCNR said the price of this underdeveloped beach front property was $16 million, purchased with funds from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Gulf Environmental Benefit Fund, and the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act.
