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 Katherine Robertson (MONTGOMERY)—Attorney General Steven T. Marshall today announced that he has named Katherine Green Robertson as his Chief Counsel. Robertson previously served as Senior Advisor to the Attorney General. Continue reading AG NAMES ROBERTSON CHIEF COUNSEL
MONTGOMERY–Attorney General Steven T. Marshall on Wednesday announced the indictments of two former Prattville police officers for multiple counts related to a burglary and attempted burglary and robbery in Autauga County. Continue reading AUTHORITIES ANNOUNCE INDICTMENTS OF TWO FORMER PRATTVILLE POLICE OFFICERS  Lauren A. Ezell FLORENCE- A former civilian employee of the Florence Police Department has been arrested after a Lauderdale county grand jury issued an 119 count indictment for theft involving police evidence. Continue reading Former Florence Police Evidence Custodian arrested  Taylor Brooks FLORENCE-According to authorities, Taylor Brooks was arrested on warrants Tuesday stemming from the birth of her child on February 28, 2017. In this case, detectives were notified that a child had been born at a private residence and transported to ECM hospital where the child tested positive for methamphetamine. Investigators tell the Shoals Insider, they were notified that a child had been born at a private residence and transported to ECM hospital where the child tested positive for methamphetamine. As is the current policy, ECM contacted authorities to report the incident. The child was placed in the custody of DHR and the police department opened an investigation into the incident. After reviewing the evidence in the case, warrants were issued and Brooks was arrested. She was released from custody after posting bail in the amount of $5,000.  Bill Nichols State Veterans Home The Alabama State Veterans Homes is among the best in the nation. Caring for our veterans is one of the most sacred duties we work to achieve as a state. Continue reading State Veterans Homes Receive Zero Deficiencies in Surveys  Jessie Cochran Young FLORENCE-Authorities have arrested a Florence woman after the homeowner reportedly caught her in the act. Continue reading Florence Woman Arrested After Home Owner Catches Her Burglarizing Residence
MONTGOMERY – Alabama Attorney General Steven T. Marshall announced today that Alabama is one of 13 States filing an amicus brief in support of the Trump administration’s executive order temporarily restricting the admission of foreign nationals from six countries posing a security risk to the United States. The executive order was recently ruled unconstitutional by a federal court in Maryland, and the Trump administration has appealed that ruling. Continue reading ALABAMA JOINS 13 STATES SUPPORTING TRUMP ADMINISTRATION EXECUTIVE ORDER RESTRICTING ADMISSION OF FOREIGN NATIONALS FROM COUNTRIES POSING SECURITY RISK TO UNITED STATES
By: Carole Maynard FLORENCE, Ala. – Senior composition student and Florence native Jeremy Smith knew that in his last year at UNA he wanted to do something big. That “something big” was writing a ballet. Continue reading University of North Alabama Student to Present Original Ballet
FLORENCE-An upcoming case set for trial in Lauderdale County for a Tuscumbia man accused of rape and sodomy should prove to be interesting. Some concerned citizens have expressed outrage that Brian Tyrell Boddie, of High Street, Tuscumbia, was ever arrested on rape and sodomy charges. Continue reading Defense has text messages demanding money from accused
 US Congressman Mo Brooks Washington, D.C. – Congressman Mo Brooks (AL-05) announced today that he will vote against H.R. 1628, the American Health Care Act. Congressman Brooks stated, “As much as I would like to vote with many of my Republican colleagues in Congress and in the White House (most of whom privately tell me they dislike the bad policy in this bill), I will vote against the American Health Care Act because it has more bad policy than any bill I have ever faced. I simply cannot, and will not, vote for bad legislation that hurts so many Americans solely because Washington friends and colleagues ask me to. While this bill has many major flaws, I emphasize just two: Continue reading BROOKS TO VOTE AGAINST FLAWED AMERICAN HEALTH CARE ACT
 Elysia Tucker, LPC, ADC First things first. Addiction can happen to anyone, regardless of income, status, education, or age. The 2015 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) indicated that 21.7 million people aged 12 or older needed help with an addiction in 2014. It is likely that at some point in your life, you will be acquainted with someone who is struggling with addiction. Here are some ways you can help: Continue reading Counselor’s Corner: How Do I Help My Loved One with an Addiction?  Beverlye Brady MONTGOMERY – The Alabama Senate has confirmed Ms. Beverlye Brady of Auburn to the Alabama Ethics Commission. Ms. Brady is replacing Mr. Jerry Wood on the Commission. Continue reading Lt. Governor Kay Ivey Appoints Beverlye Brady to Ethics Commission |
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