5 Worst Cities In Alabama According To USA Today
USA Today covered the 50 worst cities in America according to 24/7 Wall St., which created an index of over two…
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USA Today covered the 50 worst cities in America according to 24/7 Wall St., which created an index of over two…
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Hoover City Council President Gene Smith said in an interview with ABC3340 that the Hoover Police Officer behind the deadly shooting of E.J. Bradford “had no racism in his heart or…
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Scott Walls, the former Marshall County Sheriff, says money left over from the prisoner food budget should be his in a lawsuit filed against the state comptroller.
The lawsuit states Gov….
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A lawsuit filed on June 13, 2018 naming Secretary of State John Merrill and alleging the Alabama U.S. Congressional districts are in violation of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act has…
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It appears that former Sheriff of Marshall County Scott Walls owned the domain name associated with the official website of the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office. The domain marshallcosheriff.org was the official…
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There will be no property tax increase for residents of Butler County after voters voted against it today.
Amendment 3 (worth 3 mills)YES- 1,131NO- 3,364Amendment 202 (worth 3 mills)YES- 1,098NO- 3,370…
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A Calhoun County grand jury filed an indictment Jan. 22 in which Ben Little is charged with voting on city legislation in which he knew he had a conflict of interest…
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Update: Jim Zeigler has edited his original post to remove “improperly attired”.
Recently reelected Alabama State Auditor Jim Zeigler and potential future candidate for United States Senator took to Facebook…
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Citing AL Election Code, the Libertarian Party of Alabama (LPA) has filed suit in the U.S. District Court, Alabama Middle District, alleging the State of Alabama discriminates against “minor parties” and independent candidates, by charging…
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Leeds voters on Tuesday turned down a property tax increase to help fund city schools and build a new municipal center, as well as an athletic complex at the high school.
The tax increase…
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