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On one of his secret social media pages, F.L. "Bubba" Copeland allegedly shared the photos of a local boy and his sister to make it appear as if he had transitioned, with the caption, “Take the shots, get implants, become the w–re.”

One local hair stylist even said both her first and last name were used in a graphic story written by Smiths Station Mayor F.L. Bubba Copeland, 62, who shot himself dead in front of local sheriff’s deputies just days after conservative news website 1819 News published a story that featured photos of his “alter ego” Brittini Blaire Summerlin in a bra and feminine clothing.

Bubba Copeland, mayor of the small Alabama town of Smiths Station and lead pastor at the First Baptist Church in nearby Phenix City, killed himself on November 3.

Bubba Copeland took his own life after a blog published photos of him in women’s clothes.

Jeff Poor, the editor-in-chief of Alabama outlet 1819 News, has been the subject of increasing social-media outrage, following the suicide of a pastor and…

The mayor of an Alabama city, who was also a Baptist pastor, killed himself earlier this week after the public learned about his online "fantasy" life as a "Transgender Curvy Girl."Until recently, F.L. "Bubba" Copeland seemed like an average guy with a busy life. Aside from his role as a husband and...

Poor is facing accusations of culpability over Bubba Copelands suicide, days after his transgender alter-ego was outed.

Gov. Kay Ivey has proposed amendments to the Alabama Public Library Service Code which include making state level funding to local libraries contingent on the adoption of “sensible policies” which

When it comes to abortion, the long arm of the law extends far beyond state lines, according to the Alabama Attorney General’s Office.

Alabamans have no right "to conspire with others in Alabama to try to have abortions performed out of state," argues Attorney General Steve Marshall.