State laws take effect as 2024 begins
Several new laws went into effect Monday, including one that ended the state's tax on overtime pay.
State
Kim Kardashian: Toforest Johnson is an innocent man
Despite evidence suggesting his innocence, Attorney General Steve Marshall continues to argue in court to deny Johnson’s petition for a new trial.
Incarcerated individual may have allegedly been beaten to death by officers
ADOC’s Law Enforcement Services Division is investigating McCloud’s death.
Judge allows cannabis licensing to move forward
This is the third round of license awards by the AMCC, but the first time the issuance was not stayed by the court.
Court grants temporary restraining order on cannabis dispensary licenses
The ruling effectively puts a hold on the issuance of licenses in the dispensary category.
What the WSJ missed: Amid rising costs, Auburn balanced growth, excellence
The fact is Auburn has bettered itself by investing in itself.
APLS “blacklist” has just one book so far
The rest of the challenges have been farcical, Pack said, with fictitious addresses such as “Censorship, Alabama."
Republican stalwart J. Elbert Peters dies at 90 years old
Peters was chairman of the Alabama Republican Party during the 1990s, a period of transformative change and growth.
December 29, 2023
ALEA completes investigation into Steve Perkins’s killing
The findings from ALEA’s investigation have been turned over to the Morgan County district attorney.
ADOC incarcerated deaths, water shortage problems
As another year comes to a close, the deaths of incarcerated people continue.