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Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall was recently awarded the Alabama Municipal Electric Authority (AMEA) Distinguished Service Award at the company's 2024 Power Supply Conference in Orange Beach.

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AMEA received 130 applicants during the 2024 application period from all over the state of Alabama.

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Defense Technologies International Corp. and Passive Security Scan Inc. ; innovative providers of security technology and systems with broad and diverse applications, present the first 2024...

LANETT, Ala. (WRBL) — A man was arrested by the Lanett Police Department following multiple reports of vehicle break-ins in the area. Gavin Todd was taken into custody on Tuesday night on charges of breaking and entering a motor vehicle and fourth-degree theft of property, according to the Lanett Police Department. Todd was found in […]

LANETT, Ala. (WRBL) – The Lanett Police Department is conducting an ongoing investigation into two consecutive drive-by shootings in the 2000 Block of 23rd St SW in Lanett, one resulting in injuries. On Sunday, January 28, at approximately 1:57 AM, officers responded to reports of gunshots in the area. Upon arrival, they discovered a home […]

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Lee County Schools, Opelika City Schools, Chambers County School District, Russell County School District, Lee Scott Academy and Glenwood Academy announced that they are shifting to virtual learning on Friday.

Uniformed officers from across the country filed up to fallen Spalding County Deputy Marc “Mac” McIntyres casket and saluted.