Seller, buyer, property location, total purchase price, date
Seller, buyer, property location, total purchase price, date
Seller, buyer, property location, total purchase price, date
Seller, buyer, property location, total purchase price, date
Seller, buyer, property location, total purchase price, date
Seller, buyer, property location, total purchase price, date
Seller, buyer, property location, total purchase price, date
Seller, buyer, property location, total purchase price, date
Seller, buyer, property location, total purchase price, date
Seller, buyer, property location, total purchase price, date
Seller, buyer, property location, total purchase price, date
Seller, buyer, property location, total purchase price, date
Seller, buyer, property location, total purchase price, date
Seller, buyer, property location, total purchase price, date
Portions of the Wiregrass could see a round of severe weather late Friday night into Saturday.
ENTERPRISE — Due to the potential for bad weather, the "Spring Festival at the Monument" in downtown Enterprise will now be from noon until 5 p.m. on Saturday.
MONTGOMERY — Recently, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency was made aware of incidents where an individual or individuals were reported to be using ALEA’s Sex Offender Registry to gather names listed on the website to possibly deceive and extort them, ALEA State Trooper Sgt. Jeremy Burkett sa…
In partnership with the University of Alabama-Birmingham's School of Medicine (UAB) and the Heersink family, the National Institutes of Heath's (NIH) All of Us research program opened a new enrollment location at the Health Center South Medical Tower in Dothan on Wednesday.
Alabama inmates could see more time behind bars under a bill approved Thursday in the Alabama Senate that restricts the use of good behavior incentives to shorten prison stays. Senators voted 30-1 for the bill. It now moves to the Alabama House of Representatives. While supporters said the change is needed to avoid a repeat tragedy, opponents argued the change would worsen Alabama’s ongoing prison crisis by adding to overcrowding. The legislation is named after a slain Bibb County Deputy Brad Johnson. Johnson was killed in 2022 by a man law enforcement officials said was released after serving four years of a 10-year theft sentence.
Proposals in several states would allow or require schools to deadname transgender students or out them to their parents without consent. Transgender kids and their families say the proposals could eliminate K-12 public schools as one of the last remaining havens to explore their identities. The stated aim of the bills is to give parents greater control over their childrens' education. Some parents and teachers argue they have a right to know. But others warn the proposals could jeopardize children's health and safety. And some teachers say the reporting requirements force educators to betray the trust of their students or risk losing their job.
Alabama lawmakers advanced legislation that would restrict good behavior incentives for some prisoners to get early release. The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the bill Wednesday. The legislation slashes the amount of “good time” inmates can receive. It also says inmates who commit certain offenses in prison would forfeit all of their accrued time and could not earn any more. But some lawmakers argued the legislation is an overcorrection that would worsen prison crowding. The measure now moves to the full Alabama Senate, and could be voted on as soon as Thursday.
Only 10% of U.S. adults say they have significant confidence in the nation’s banks and financial institutions, a new poll finds. That is down from the 22% who said they had high confidence in banks in 2020. The poll from the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll also finds that a majority of Americans say the government is not doing enough to regulate the industry. The underwhelming assessment of America’s banks and bank regulation comes after a series of shocks, including the sudden collapse of Silicon Valley Bank this month, brought back disturbing memories of the 2008-2009 financial crisis.
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OZARK-“This court will uphold the law as written,” 33rd Circuit Judge William Filmore ruled as he denied the request of a man charged with capital murder to require a unanimous jury verdict instead of the agreement of 10 jurors as required law.
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A Dothan man has been arrested and charged with one count of rape.
HEADLAND – A Headland man has been charged with murder in the stabbing death of his mother, who was found Monday fatally stabbed in her residence, according to Headland Police Chief Mark Jones.
MONTGOMERY — Recently, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency was made aware of incidents where an individual or individuals were reported to be using ALEA’s Sex Offender Registry to gather names listed on the website to possibly deceive and extort them, ALEA State Trooper Sgt. Jeremy Burkett sa…
ENTERPRISE — Enterprise City Council adopted 10 new codes at the council meeting Tuesday, updating existing codes written as early as 2009.
HARTFORD — The second of two public involvement meetings in as many weeks as part of a Southeast Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission feasibility study was held Tuesday at the Wiregrass Electric Cooperative Complex in Hartford. A similar public meeting was held March 7 at the…
ENTERPRISE- A public involvement meeting about expanding Alabama State Route 167 (SR-167) will be held Tuesday at the Enterprise Civic Center.