Here's what happened in Alabama news: The Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering just opened a brand-new $12.5 million facility called the Sentinel Center. The school also announced $3 million donation from philanthropist Hank Isenberg to launch the Isenberg Institute. Later this month, the U.S. Space Command will open its first operational building at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville—a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility. Command leaders say construction on the full headquarters could start in 2027 and wrap up by 2031. A Jefferson County judge ruled that Central Alabama Water can move forward with its plan to stop adding fluoride, despite Birmingham suing to block the decision. The judge said he personally supports fluoride for dental health but made it clear he doesn’t have the legal power to force the utility to keep using it. He also ruled that while the water utility messed up its notification process, it wasn’t done maliciously—just a clumsy mistake. A mass...