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Image from: Screencap Kyle Rittenhouse, who is currently free on $2 million bail, was seen at a Kenosha County tavern, boozing it up and posing for pictures with other white supremacists while flashing white power signs. This ticked off prosecutors who then, in an apparent game of gotcha, sent a letter to Rittenhouse's last known address, only to find out he no longer lives there. Prosecutors then asked the judge to put Rittenhouse back in jail and increase the bail amount, while also ordering Rittenhouse to reveal where he's living, to not consume alcohol and to not associate with white s...

A 95-year-old resident of an assisted living facility accused of shooting and killing a maintenance worker has been charged with first-degree murder.

Alabama Senate Committee passes bill that would allow delivery of beer, wine, and spirits (Source: WFIE) By WBRC Staff | February 3, 2021 at 11:10 AM CST - Updated February 3 at 3:28 PM MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WBRC) - The Alabama Senate Judiciary Committee passed Senate Bill 126 on Wednesday. The bill, if approved by the full legislature, would allow home delivery of distilled spirits in original containers from package stores, and from restaurants and bars with a meal purchase, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS). According to the text of the bill, it wo...

Alabama Senate Committee moves to allow home delivery of distilled spirits     MONTGOMERY, Alabama (WALA) — The Alabama Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday passed SB 126, a bill to allow home delivery of distilled spirits in original containers from package stores, and from restaurants and bars with a meal purchase. Senator J.T. Waggoner introduced the bill in the Senate, and a companion bill, HB 229, was introduced in the House by Representative Gil Isbell. “The ease of home delivery – especially during a pandemic – provides added convenience for Alabama consumers and additiona...

CRSHA bows to pressure, confirms Ikpeme as substantive Chief Judge On By Ike Uchechukwu – Calabar Cross River State House of Assembly on Thursday confirmed Justice Akon Ikpeme as Substantive Chief Judge of the state after rejecting her twice in 2020. Vanguard learned that her rejection was based on her being a ‘security threat’ to the state. Ikpeme who had been screened in 2020 was not confirmed by the state House of Assembly as she was rejected twice, with two of her junior colleagues serving in an acting capacity for about one year. Ikpeme was however not present at the floor of the ...