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Montgomery, Alabama · MontgomeryA jury convicted 31-year-old John Michael Perryman of capital murder in the slaying of Evelyn Perryman. Court documents said he broke into her home through a bedroom window and fatally beat her with a metal object.See the Story
Montgomery man convicted in beating death of his 79-year-old grandmother
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Montgomery, Alabama · MontgomeryGREENWOOD VILLAGE, Colo., July 26, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Umbra Companies, Inc. (UCIX) is proud to announce the remarkable progress of its prestigious real estate development project in Montgomery, AL. The project, located in the Monticello area, features a luxurious 4,700 sqft home on a half-acre lot with a pool, redefining modern living in the community. As the cornerstone of a larger initiative adjacent to the Wynlakes Golf Course communi…See the Story
Umbra Companies, Inc. (Symbol: UCIX) Making Great Strides with Prestigious Real Estate Development Project in Montgomery, AL - Umbra Cos (OTC:UCIX)
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Montgomery, Alabama · MontgomeryOn Wednesday, fifty House Democrats, including Alabama Congresswoman Terri Sewell, proposed a new constitutional amendment. The proposed 28th Amendment is a reaction to the Supreme Court’s ruling on Trump v. United States. In the controversial majority opinion from earlier this month, the conservative bloc of six justices found presidents have “absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for actions within his conclusive and preclusive constitut…See the Story
Rep. Sewell cosponsors constitutional amendment on presidential immunity
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Montgomery, Alabama · MontgomeryAttorney General Steve Marshall has joined a coalition with 24 other states, pleading with the U.S. Supreme Court to issue an emergency stay on the implementation of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s new rule on power plants that are using coal, natural gas or oil. The new rule would have any power plant using coal or natural gas capture its smokestack emission and regulate the plants under the Clean Air Act, which imposes more restric…See the Story
States seek Supreme Court stay on new EPA Power Plant rule
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Montgomery, Alabama · MontgomeryOn Wednesday, state representative Allen Treadaway, R-Morris, was honored as the “Crime Stopper of the Year” by Crime Stoppers of Metro Alabama. The organization describes itself as a “nonprofit organization dedicated to making Metro Alabama safer by serving as a bridge between law enforcement and the community.” In an interview with APR, Treadaway said he was “very humbled and honored to receive the award.” He pointed to his support of Aaron’s …See the Story
Rep. Treadaway: Birmingham, Montgomery police have staffing issues
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Montgomery, Alabama · MontgomeryAlabama’s senior U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville ignited controversy on Tuesday when he referred to recent immigrants as “garbage” during an appearance on Fox Business’s “Kudlow.” Tuberville, while criticizing Vice President Kamala Harris’s qualifications as a presidential candidate, veered into a harsh critique of immigration policies. Host Larry Kudlow served as the Director of the National Economic Council under the Trump Administration from 20…See the Story
Hispanic Americans group condemns Tuberville’s “Garbage” remark
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Montgomery, Alabama · MontgomeryGov. Kay Ivey has awarded a $65,475 grant to the Alabama Department of Youth Services in support of a future statewide Juvenile Justice Summit. The summit will bring together about 300 justice personnel and community providers for an overview of issues facing youth and communities that rely on the juvenile justice system. The summit is aimed at increasing awareness of these issues and developing strategies to address areas of concern. The summit…See the Story
Gov. Ivey awards grant for Juvenile Justice Summit
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