City of Lipscomb’s assets frozen after illegal gambling lawsuit
A temporary restraining order has frozen the assets of the city, leaving it unable to pay bills, payroll or spend any money.
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Newsom announces Alameda County judicial appointments
Gov. Gavin Newsom has announced three judicial appointees and the nomination of a fourth affecting Alameda and Santa Clara ...
Man killed in Hueytown shooting
Hueytown police are investigating a shooting that left a man dead Wednesday. According to the Hueytown Police Department, ...
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Woman accused of abducting boy from Lakewood Monday was prohibited from seeing his father
A woman accused of abducting a man's 7-year-old child from Lakewood was prohibited from contacting the man and had allegedly ...
Calvary Day School student accused of communicating threats, Winston-Salem officials say
On Monday, officers were working off-duty at Calvary Day School when they said they received word that a student had ...
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Mayor Announces 2025 Budget Adds, Including 3% Raise, Money for Sidewalk Repairs, Traffic Calming and Police
Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin on Tuesday announced long-awaited 2025 budget amendments that include increased funding for ...
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Independence lawyer tied to utility contracts that drew FBI scrutiny pleads guilty to tax evasion
An attorney and former elected official in Independence connected ... A former member of the Jackson County Legislature and Independence City Council, Carnes served two years in prison after being ...