Mobile delays medical cannabis vote until December Updated Nov 22, 2022 Dave Riley was a U.S. Coast Guard rescue swimmer stationed in Mobile until a bacterial infection resulted in the loss of all four of his limbs.
Ivey stops state executions for comprehensive policy review Updated Nov 23, 2022 Governor Kay Ivey ordered Attorney General Steve Marshall’s office to halt executions until a “top-to-bottom review” of the state’s execution …
Appeals court hears arguments on Alabama trans youth care ban Updated Nov 20, 2022 The state law banning puberty blockers and other care for trans youth constitutes a violation of parents’ fundamental rights to make healthcar…
Federal appeals court hears qualified immunity arguments in Victor civil case Updated Nov 18, 2022 The attorney for the mother of a 35-year-old unarmed motorist killed by a Baldwin County Sheriff’s deputy in May 2017 told a federal three-jud…
Challenge official refutes Sanders comments, calls them ‘parody’ Updated Nov 17, 2022 Officials with the Gulf Coast Challenge and Ladd-Peebles Sports and Entertainment Complex are downplaying negative comments about the game mad…
Alabama spends millions on police body camera videos the public can’t see Updated Nov 17, 2022 Over the past decade, Alabamians have poured millions of dollars into equipping law enforcement officers with body cameras, but while citizens…
Mobile council debates medical weed dispensaries Updated Nov 15, 2022 The pathway to approving medical cannabis dispensaries in the city of Mobile doesn’t seem as clear as other area cities as the City Council wi…
Disc players’ paradise — Chickasabogue Park adding 36 disc golf holes Updated Nov 15, 2022 Mobile and destination athletes will soon be getting more than double the experience thanks to significant additions to a local disc golf course.
Libertarian Party will have to petition for 2024 election ballot access Updated Nov 15, 2022 The Libertarian Party failed to cross a vital threshold during last week’s election that would have automatically qualified it for ballot acce…
Statewide Republicans do well, national GOP underperforms Updated Nov 9, 2022 Statewide Republicans rolled to victory in Alabama, as the Secretary of State John Merrill’s office has reported 38 percent turnout.
State Sen. Elliott to introduce bill focused on AHSAA rules Nov 9, 2022 With a recent defamation lawsuit filed by Saraland City Schools, the conversation regarding eligibility for high school athletes in Alabama ha…
Alabama voters approve ten statewide amendments Updated Nov 9, 2022 Voters across Alabama took to the polls on Tuesday to cast their ballots for legislators as well as 10 statewide amendments. Amendments 1-5 an…
Easterbrook secures re-election for District 65 seat Updated Nov 9, 2022 State House District 65 incumbent Brett Easterbrook will get another term to iron out some of the issues he has already been working on since …
Voters poised to approve constitution update Updated Nov 9, 2022 Voters statewide appear poised to approve a recompiled state constitution that takes out racist language and makes the document easier to read.
New building codes on council agenda Updated Oct 31, 2022 The City of Mobile is looking to overhaul its fire, construction trades and maintenance codes to bring local regulations up to modern standard…
Riehm campaign cancels fish fry after community pressure Updated Oct 28, 2022 After publicizing the event for more than a week, Republican state Senate candidate Pete Riehm pulled out of an event at the Shell Bayou Elks …
Back on the bench — Patterson will return to Circuit Court Updated Oct 28, 2022 Mobile County Circuit Court Judge James Patterson is ready to make things right, his attorney told the Alabama Court of the Judiciary at a pub…
Medical weed commission readies for first applicants Oct 23, 2022 For the first time in state history, Alabama has begun processing applications for medical cannabis licenses.
'Chances are high’ — As Alabama cannabis industry grows, drug gets federal review Updated Oct 15, 2022 Antoine Mordican, a Black hemp farmer from Bessemer, is committed to becoming a face of the state’s burgeoning marijuana industry. He believes…
