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Alabama News Updated: Attorney General Steve Marshall has begun proceedings for the impeachment of Clarke County Sheriff William Ray Norris. The Attorney General’s Special Prosecutions Division filed an Information* of Impeachment and Prayer for Ouster in the Alabama Supreme Court on April 27 pursuant to Alabama Code § 36-11-4 through § 36-11-5. Norris was served notice of the impeachment filing Friday. The Attorney General’s Office began investigating this matter in early 2020, resultin...

To: All resident citizens of the City of Auburn, Alabama, and other interested persons: In accordance with Title 11-52-77 of the Alabama Code, as amended, and the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Auburn, notice is hereby given that the Planning Commission of the City of Auburn will hold a public hearing on Thursday, May 13, 2021 at 5:00 p.m., in the Council Chamber of the Auburn Public Safety Building, 141 North Ross Street, to consider the following: A NOTICE TO CONSIDER AMENDMENTS TO ARTICLE I...

Everyone is super excited about Tuska, who has a spot on the plaza outside Bryant-Denny Stadium at the University of Alabama. Tuscaloosa’s newest selfie spot is a bronze elephant statue that is 7-tons and 19-feet tall. Tuska made his new home on Monday, April 12, 2021, and is the talk of Tuscaloosa. It was a gift by The Westervelt Company and a generous gift from Bill and Mary Battle. Tuska was located at the North River Yacht Club. Click here to view footage from the Tuscaloosa Thread. As we...

Posted By Guy Busby SPANISH FORT – Participants in a pretrial diversion program will soon have to pay up to $1,000 for the service under a under a plan being considered by the Spanish Fort City Council. The council voted Tuesday, Jan. 19, on a resolution to charge for the program. Most courts already charge fees for pretrial diversion, David Conner, city attorney, said. “There had been a considerable amount of time that there had not been a fee associated with the program,” Conner said ...

Alabama state legislative special elections, 2021 From Ballotpedia Click here to read more about the special elections. Senate special elections called: How vacancies are filled in Alabama If there is a vacancy in the Alabama State Legislature, a special election must generally be conducted in order to fill the vacant seat. In the event that a vacancy occurs on or after October 1 in the year of a regular election, the seat will remain vacant until filled at the regular election. Otherwise, the...

Bootleg blueberry wine triggers Alabama sewage plant raid Updated Dec 29, 2020; Facebook Share By Michael Alberty | For The Oregonian/OregonLive Allen Maurice Stiefel is facing 20 years in prison after local and state law enforcement agents raided the sewage plant he manages. Was Stiefel threatening the welfare of the Rainsville, Alabama, community with some form of sabotage? “I was making blueberry wine,” Stiefel said in a telephone interview. The citizens of Rainsville voted in August t...

Law. i got my handout right here they gave of the alabama code that outlines the rules for an automatic recount or an on-demand recount. first some things need tee be taken care of. provisionary ballots, write-in ballots, military ballots need to be recounted and recertified. once those votes are counted and the final results of this election certified, then if we were within one half of 1% of a difference between the candidate vote toments than an automatic recount would happen or a campaign he...

>> not even the current senator, luther strange. >> thats right. >> lets get back to the statute of limitations on the allegations that involve the 14-year-old girl. youve done some research on this, susan. if the prosecution, local, state, if they wanted to go after him, is there a statute of limitations or could they file charges? >> so the alabama code is a little ambiguous on this question. you can construe the language to say there is no statute of limitations, you can interpret it as a thr...