Wednesday, June 10, 2026

The Court gave Alabama permission, not absolution Keeping healthcare affordable while protecting our customers McFeeters: I’ll step aside if ALGOP chooses a better candidate North Alabama projects get $16.5 million in House spending bill Rep. Figures leads bipartisan national road safety week proposal The Court gave Alabama permission, not absolution Keeping healthcare affordable while protecting our customers McFeeters: I’ll step aside if ALGOP chooses a better candidate North Alabama projects get $16.5 million in House spending bill Rep. Figures leads bipartisan national road safety week proposal The Court gave Alabama permission, not absolution Keeping healthcare affordable while protecting our customers McFeeters: I’ll step aside if ALGOP chooses a better candidate North Alabama projects get $16.5 million in House spending bill Rep. Figures leads bipartisan national road safety week proposal

Author

Carlton Fisher

Retired Brigadier General Carlton Fisher served as a dual-career chaplain in the U.S. Army Reserve and Federal Bureau of Prison, earning three Bronze Stars for his service during combat deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq. A long-time Alabama resident, Fisher holds a Doctor of Ministry degree and is a graduate of the Air War College at Maxwell Air Force Base. He has spent a lifetime counseling people through trauma, moral injury, and the search for redemption.

Courts / Prisons

Honor the jury’s vote: a plea for Jefferey Lee

Alabama abandoned judicial override, but Lee remains on death row after a judge overruled jurors who chose life.

June 5, 2026