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Proposal to expand Alabama Medical Cannabis licensing met with strong pushback at hearing

Retired judge to fill in for Montgomery Judge Johnny Hardwick

Montgomery judge's son also facing attempted murder charge

Montgomery domestic violence cases remain consistent, says 1 crisis center

A slave cemetery beneath a parking lot in the US: Fighting to preserve historical memory

By Eulàlia Galante Perarnau Bethesda, United States, Feb 17 (EFE).- The purpose of the Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition (BACC), an organization that originated from the Macedonia Baptist Church in its namesake city, has been to ensure that the land where the bodies of enslaved African Americans and their loved ones rest in the United States …

Failed cannabis applicants return to court in attempt to block successful license awards

Controversy Over Medical Cannabis Licenses Continues In Alabama, Arizona Puts Cannabis Tax Dollars To Good Use & More Regs

Arizona has announced that 18 community nonprofits have been granted the initial round of Justice Reinvestment Grants to support various programs aimed at preventing and treating substance abuse, workforce development and mentorship, and other initiatives. The funds were collected from taxes on the state's legal cannabis sales. Oklahoma requires employees at licensed medical marijuana dispensaries to have a cannabis worker credential and undergo background checks. Alabama cannabis regulator awarded 20 medical cannabis licenses for the production, distribution and testing of medical marijuana, as well as five of the most coveted permits – the integrated facility licenses, which allow for vertical integration statewide. On Thursday, a group of medical cannabis companies, including Southeast Cannabis, TheraTrue 3 Notch Root, Alabama Always, and Jemmstone were scheduled to make their case in the Montgomery Circuit Court challenging the recent approach of the commission when it comes

Kentucky school board member must vacate seat due to conflict of interest, AG's office says | News

MONTGOMERY COUNTY – (TNS) The Kentucky Attorney General’s office on Monday notified a Montgomery County Schools board member that he was ineligible to serve on the board because his brother

Kentucky school board member must vacate seat due to conflict of interest, AG's office says

It’s currently unclear what impact this has on the validity of November’s election results, the attorney general’s office said in a letter.

Kentucky school board member must vacate seat due to conflict of interest, AG's office says

It’s currently unclear what impact this has on the validity of November’s election results, the attorney general’s office said in a letter.