Chelsea Jarvis
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Infrastructure, access on Lee County's congressional wishlist
Home to Auburn University, Lee County has about 158,000 residents according to U.S. Census data. The county is the southern part of the 3rd Congressional District. In the 2016 general → Read More
Alabama leaders quiet on new Senate health bill
Alabama’s elected officials were largely silent Thursday after Senate Republicans released the newest version of their health care bill. → Read More
Stakes high as Alabama and the rest of the nation await health care bill
As Republicans in the Senate rework their plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, hospitals and patients face uncertainty, Alabama health care advocates said Tuesday. → Read More
Alabama seeks execution dates for three inmates
The Alabama Attorney General’s office is seeking dates for execution for three men on death row, according to state Supreme Court officials. → Read More
Ragland man who faced life sentence could be released in 2020 after SCOTUS ruling
Cayce Collins Moore, a Ragland man who was sentenced to life in prison without parole for a murder he committed at age 17, could be released as early as 2020. → Read More
Georgia man indicted on charges of using fake credit cards in Calhoun County
A Georgia man was indicted in federal court Thursday after being arrested in April in Oxford in possession of many counterfeit credit and debit cards, officials said Friday. → Read More
Man reports theft of Mustang, TV, Playstation
Officials said a victim reported his belongings were stolen while he was in police custody on unrelated charges, and that the victim believes a person who was with him when → Read More
Two robberies reported at Lenlock motel
Anniston police on Wednesday received reports of robbery and attempted robbery at a motel on McClellan Boulevard. → Read More
Anniston woman reports rape
A 19-year-old Anniston woman reported she had been raped as a juvenile Wednesday, according to police officials. → Read More
Five charged with illegal fishing in Neely Henry reservoir
Five men pleaded guilty or were convicted in court on Tuesday of misdemeanors for catching more fish than they were legally allowed to. → Read More
Anniston police investigate two theft cases involving lawn equipment
Anniston police are investigating two thefts reported on Monday involving utility trailers and lawn equipment, according to police reports. → Read More
Ohatchee man reports his home was hit by gunfire
A 26-year-old Ohatchee man reported that his house had been shot into during an attempted burglary Friday, according to a Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office report. → Read More
Alabama's execution drugs may be close to expiring
A number of factors — the pace of executions, new information about the state’s last purchase of the drugs and the shelf life of the state’s drugs — suggest that → Read More
Investigation into string of forgeries in Calhoun County expands
An investigation into check forgery in Calhoun County on Friday expanded to include two new banks, according to police officials. → Read More
Advocates: Alabama a loser in health care proposal
“I haven’t seen anything in it that I don’t think is problematic,” Danne Howard, executive vice president of Alabama Hospital Association said. “Slashing funding is not a reform.” → Read More
Staff: Shelby hasn't seen health care bill
Republican Sen. Richard Shelby, a 30-year member of the Senate and chairman of the powerful Rules Committee, hasn’t had a chance to review the bill, according to a statement released → Read More
Teachers cast wary eye to Trump budget proposal
Obama-era cuts are already shutting down some summer science programs for K-12 teachers at Jacksonville State. Those programs aren't coming back -- and more federal programs could be cut -- → Read More
GOP Senate debate Tuesday
The Calhoun County Republican Party will host a debate Tuesday between candidates seeking the GOP nomination in this U.S. Senate special election. → Read More
Trump’s cuts to loan programs will affect Alabama college students, officials say
Trump’s education budget, released last month, would cut federal loan programs, public service loan forgiveness and work-study funding. → Read More
Freedom Riders park superintendent considers himself caretaker of stories
Reginald Tiller is the National Park Service administrator in charge of developing the Greyhound station and bus-burning site, first recognized as a national monument earlier this year, into a full-fledged → Read More