Holman warden built career after altercations with women cost him Trooper job
Holman warden Terry Raybon was involved in two physical altercations that led to his termination from the Department of Public Safety.
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When you examine Alabama's government, and the choices voters continue to make, it's very hard to understand what we're even doing
Secretary Merrill announces two million newly registered voters
Alabama currently has 3,625,249 total registered voters, and 2,000,957 of those voters have registered since Jan. 19, 2015.
March 8, 2022
New statewide driver’s license system slated for spring of 2022
The new system will allow citizens to pre-apply for a driver's license and fill out the required information prior to visiting a local driver's license office.
Joe Piggott announces candidacy for Alabama House District 100
Piggott is commander of the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s Highway Patrol Division Troop A in Mobile.
ADOC Commissioner Jeff Dunn out at end of year
Gov. Kay Ivey has appointed John Hamm, current deputy secretary of the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, to replace Dunn.
Selma Police Officer Marquis Moorer “ambushed,” murdered in his home
Selma Police Officer Marquis Moorer was ambushed at home while taking his lunch break.
Jessica Sanders announces run for circuit judge
Currently, Sanders serves as an assistant attorney general and governmental affairs director for the State Department of Education.
Governor declares state of emergency over Tropical Storm Claudette
The governor has retroactively proclaimed the state of emergency for the state of Alabama effective 10 a.m. CT on Friday, June 18.
Amanda Baxley announces candidacy for circuit judge
Municipal Court Judge Amanda Baxley is running for circuit court judge in the 19th judicial circuit.