FLORENCE–Authorities have arrested a Florence man after a domestic incident that occurred early Tuesday morning. Continue reading Arrest made as ex-boyfriend reportedly tried to run over victim
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FLORENCE–Authorities have arrested a Florence man after a domestic incident that occurred early Tuesday morning. Continue reading Arrest made as ex-boyfriend reportedly tried to run over victim MONTGOMERY—Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall today joined 15 other states in an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court asking the Court to uphold the travel ban imposed by President Trump to protect American citizens from terrorism. The President’s executive order provides a 90-day delay of travelers entering America from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen due to national security concerns regarding those countries. “The President is rightfully exercising his legal authority to restrict the entry of those who may endanger the safety and security of Americans,” said Attorney General Marshall. “The restricted countries have a strong record of violent acts and terrorism, and it is vital and appropriate that the President’s provisions stand to properly vet travelers from these areas for the protection of our citizens.” Continue reading ALABAMA JOINS 15 OTHERS STATES TO SUPPORT TRUMP TRAVEL BAN MUSCLE SHOALS–Authorities have made an early morning arrest for breaking and entering a motor vehicle. Around 6 am, police officers were dispatched to the 500 block of Avalon Avenue regarding a vehicle burglary that Continue reading Suspect arrested in Muscle Shoals car burglary
BIRMINGHAM–Natalee’s father David Holloway announced on NBC that remains have been found in Aruba 12 years after the disappearance of his daughter. The remains were found behind a home after a new witness in the 12-year mystery has come forward Continue reading Remains found in Aruba may be that of Natalee Holloway TUSCUMBIA–With Labor Day celebrations, festivals aplenty, a state fair and motorcycle rides, September is chock-full of things to do in Colbert County. TUSCUMBIA – A man hunt is underway in northwest Alabama. Tuscumbia police are looking for the man they have identified as opening fire at a busy convenience store over the weekend. Tuscumbia police say the shooting Saturday night was likely the result of a road rage incident moments earlier. Investigators said the ensuing confrontation ended and the men went on their way. Continue reading Tuscumbia police searching for shooting suspect MONTGOMERY – Attorney General Steve Marshall announced Wednesday that his office has filed suit in Jefferson County Circuit Court against the City of Birmingham and Mayor William Bell for violating state law by constructing barriers to deliberately obscure a historically significant monument in Linn Park. “In accordance with the law, my office has determined that by affixing tarps and placing plywood around the Linn Park Memorial such that it is hidden from view, the Defendants have ‘altered’ or ‘otherwise disturbed’ the memorial in violation of the letter and spirit of the Alabama Memorial Preservation Act,” said Attorney General Marshall. “The City of Birmingham does not have the right to violate the law and leaves my office with no choice but to file suit.” Continue reading STATE FILES SUIT AGAINST CITY OF BIRMINGHAM AND MAYOR WILLIAM BELL FOR BLOCKING CONFEDERATE STATUES MONTGOMERY-(August 16, 2017) The Alabama Legislature passed SB173/HB215 during the last week of the General Session on May 17, 2017 and Governor Kay Ivey signed the bill into law which became effective on August 1, 2017. State Senator Arthur Orr (R), 3rd District and Representative Ken Johnson (R), 7th District, sponsored bills in the House and Senate which passed the Legislature. The bill, entitled “The Alabama Monetary Transmission Act,” (Code of Alabama, 1975 8-7a-1, et seq) was drafted by the Alabama Securities Commission (ASC) and replaces the former Sale of Checks Act which has been in effect since 1961. Continue reading New Law Modernizes Regulation of Money Transfers The Alabama Department of Public Health’s Immunization Division is warning citizens that pertussis cases are significantly higher in Alabama and continue to be on the rise. Immunization data reveals an increase from 113 reported cases in 2016, to 151 reported cases thus far in 2017. Pertussis cases have occurred statewide in 2017, including multiple outbreaks in Calhoun and Chambers counties. Pertussis, also known as whooping cough, is a highly contagious respiratory notifiable disease in Alabama. Pertussis begins with symptoms such as a runny nose, low-grade fever, and cough. After a week or two of the illness, pertussis progresses to violent coughing, making it difficult for those infected to breathe. After fits of many coughs, people with the illness often need to take deep breaths which result in a “whooping” sound. Continue reading Health officials warn of increased pertussis cases in Alabama MONTGOMERY – Attorney General Steve Marshall has been appointed by Governor Kay Ivey to co-chair the newly-created Alabama Opioid Overdose and Addiction Council. The Council, which was established by Executive Order on August 8, will examine the state’s opioid crisis and identify ways to reduce its harmful impact on Alabamians. Continue reading MARSHALL TO CO-CHAIR NEWLY-CREATED ALABAMA OPIOID OVERDOSE AND ADDICTION COUNCIL BIRMINGHAM – A federal judge today sentenced a Shelby County woman to a probationary sentence of 2 years for accepting a bribe to deliver marijuana in the U.S. Mail as part of a conspiracy to distribute the drug, federal officials announced. U.S. District Court Judge R. David Proctor sentenced DEANN MARCHETT DIXON STEVENSON, 43, of Birmingham, AL, to a 2-year probationary sentence today. Continue reading Postal Worker Sentenced in case of Accepting Bribe to Deliver Marijuana MUSCLE SHOALS–In 16 years of service, The Healing Place has served over 4500 children who lost a loved one. FREE counseling and support groups provide help, hope and healing for NorthWest Alabama! Generosity funds this very important service.Here’s How You can Help… The Healing Place is having its 4th Annual Mini Charity Championship! Continue reading Shoals Healing Place has 4th Annual Mini Golf Charity Where is God in all the turmoil on our planet today? A common concern in minds and mouths of many in the church nowadays. Answer: Just where He said He would be. Seated on His throne in heaven! And, Jesus is still Head of the church! So, why are Jesus and God allowing all the evil occurring in our world? First of all, God never promised that evil would not happen during this age. Nor did He ever say that He would come down here and fix it. Instead, 2 Timothy 3:1-5 says that in the last days (these days) perilous times will come; not because of what God does or does not do, but because of what people do or fail to do. Sinners are getting worse, just as Paul prophesied in 2 Timothy 3:13. Therefore, sinners are certainly not going to solve the world’s problems. Sinners actually bring about earthly woes! Paul said that men will be the cause of these perilous times that are upon us. Of course, the devil has always played a major role in planetary disarray, so he definitely is not going to remedy any problems. He wants people to have problems! Satan is the ultimate personality behind all human predicaments: We wrestle not with flesh and blood, but against wicked spiritual rulers in the heavenlies (Ephesians 6:12); led by that wicked prince of the power of the air—Satan himself (Ephesians 2:2).
Continue reading Rev. Ron Craig: Where is God in all the turmoil on our planet today? LAUDERDALE COUNTY– A single-vehicle crash at 10:40 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 13, has claimed the life of a Leoma, Tn., man. Jonathan Wade Gooch, 28, was killed when the 1977 GMC pickup he was driving struck several concrete barriers and then a guardrail. Gooch, who was not using a seatbelt, was ejected from the vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene. FLORENCE–Police have arrested a Muscle Shoals man for trafficking marijuana. According to investigators, Demarious Leon Bates, 36, was arrested after police officers conducted a traffic stop for Failure to Signal. The vehicle stopped on N. Franklin St. in East Florence. The driver, Bates, fled on foot. The Officer pursued Bates to include jumping fences. Bates attempted to fight the officer several times. Continue reading Traffic stop leads to foot chase and trafficking charge FLORENCE–Police arrested a Florence man on multiple new charges and outstanding warrants after a concerned citizen made a call to the police department. Continue reading Florence man arrested after concerned citizen called police (BPT) – Flowers are blooming, days are longer and temperatures are much warmer – you can probably recognize all the signs that grilling season has arrived! But do you know how to best season all the fresh foods you’ll grill this summer? Sure, a dash of salt and pepper may be all you need for some premium cuts of meat, but creative seasoning with organic spices and herbs can enhance the taste of virtually everything you grill. What’s more, the clean simplicity of organic seasonings perfectly complements the natural healthfulness of grilling. Continue reading Seasoning tips to help you savor a great grilling season |
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