Local news Prattville Library Board formally denies violating Open Meetings Act The library board of trustees Friday denied violating the Open Meetings Act. Jacob HolmesApril 22, 2024
Legislature Medical marijuana “fix” has rough debut in committee The new legislation was met with skepticism and anger during a committee meeting that wasn't streamed or recorded. Josh MoonApril 4, 2024
News Fired Prattville library director demands reinstatement, retractions Charges include numerous Open Meeting Act violations, due process violations and defamation. Jacob HolmesMarch 22, 2024
State Cannabis Commission grapples with application controversies ahead of key meeting Alabama Always LLC. raised critical concerns over the application scoring process and law compliance. Bill BrittOctober 26, 2023
Courts Cannabis Commission proposes voiding licenses for the second time The Commission, in a court filing, proposed voiding the licenses and then re-issuing them to address violations of the Open Meetings Act. Josh MoonAugust 22, 2023
Featured Opinion Opinion | The Cannabis Commission needs to start over from scratch With errors on top of errors and its credibility shot, the only real option at this point for the Cannabis Commission is to just... Josh MoonAugust 22, 2023
Courts Cannabis licenses on hold as court weighs claim of Open Meetings Act violation AMCC attorney William Webster threatened to air applicants' "dirty laundry" by foregoing executive session entirely if the court finds in favor of the plaintiffs. Jacob HolmesAugust 18, 2023
Health Multiple lawsuits: Did the Cannabis Commission get it wrong again? The commission is accused of engaging in illegal voting, holding illegal deliberations, and utilizing improper parliamentary procedures. Bill BrittAugust 15, 2023
Featured Opinion Opinion | Alabama voters have surrendered their power to stop government ineptitude There is a way to put a stop to this nonsense. A way to make sure that we’re not getting screwed over as badly.... Josh MoonSeptember 9, 2020
News Even after two years, The People v Michael G. Hubbard is not over Sunday, June 10, marked two years since former Speaker of the House Mike Hubbard was convicted on 12 felony counts of violating the State... Bill BrittJune 11, 2018