Sometimes, yes, you do have to make a federal case out of it. U.S. Attorney Jay Town, the lead federal prosecutor for the Northern District of Alabama, put that lesson across to area law enforcement officers Tuesday so they can put even more muscle behind the charges they file in certain kinds of cases.
RALEIGH — As the trade dispute with China picks up, bigger farms in North Carolina are scrambling to cope with a shrinking market of customers.
BIRMINGHAM — It’s an attribute that’s catching the eye of Cincinnati Reds front office officials, and it made an appearance in the 2018 Southern League All-Star Game.
Let's catch up with U.S. Sen. Doug Jones, D-Birmingham.
I was in high school when I first started raiding my father’s closet.
Milo wants to be your new best friend. He is a very sweet heeler mix and is always told how handsome he is. His $100 adoption fee covers neutering, all shots and microchip. Cheaha Regional Humane Society, 3605 Morrisville Road; open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Wednesday and Friday, and 10 a.m.-2 p…
For years, my brother Jack insisted that I give the “Harry Potter” novels a read. But I held my ground since, after leafing through it in an Australian bookstore, I had already rejected a book at that time called “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.” “I’ll wait for the movies,” was my …
A few weeks back, Janet Tyson Prosser, proprietor of the area’s only specialty wine store, Tyson Fine Wines and Things in Anniston, called me to make an immediate command performance at her shop on what was otherwise a boring morning spent with crippling writer’s block.
Rabbi Irving Bloom is retiring this month from Temple Beth El in Anniston — 65 years after he first set foot in the city.
