- A certain broadcast frequency related to a certain radio station related to southwest Alabama named WHIL-FM (or a certain broadcast frequency related to a certain Alabama Public Radio station named WHIL-FM) often had no audio during the first half of the hour of 12:00 a. m. the Tuesday of the eleventh day of this August (before often having had audio during the first half of the hour of 12:00 a. m. this Wednesday).
- A certain Facebook page related to WNSP-FM appeared to have had at least one hyperlink (or at least one involving some text of, "WNSP 105.5 FM created an event." appearing directly above some text of, "Yesterday at 6:10 AM") connected to a certain other section or part of Facebook involving groups of text such as some text of, "Tomorrow at 3 PM" appearing directly above some text of, "WNSP Fall Football Preview Party" appearing directly above some text of, "Heroes (USA) Sports Bar & Grille") appearing indirectly above some text of, Come hang with the whole WNSP crew featuring some special guests as well starting with SportsDrive at 3:00 p.m. and the Prep Spotlight also broadcasting live at 6:00!" related to its administration this Wednesday.
- A certain World Wide Web site involving various texts of, "YouTube" appeared to have had at least one section or page involving a video appearing directly above some text of, "The Future of Alabama Public Television with Elaine Witt" (appearing indirectly above some text of, "Aug 5, 2026" appearing directly above some text of, "This week on The Real Truth, former Birmingham Post-Herald Assistant Metro Editor Elaine Witt joins Tommy to discuss the growing controversy surrounding Alabama Public Television (APT)." appearing directly above some text of, "As a longtime APT supporter, Witt explains its history and long-standing partnership with PBS, the impact of recent federal funding cuts, and why she believes decisions now being considered by the Alabama Educational Television Commission could have lasting consequences for educational programming across the state. She also discusses the role of public input, government oversight, and why she believes Alabamians should pay attention to what's happening behind the scenes." this Wednesday (note: "