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By MARY SELL, Alabama Daily News Alabama could get more than $6.8 billion in road and transportation funding in the recently approved $1.2 trillion Infrastructure, Investment and Jobs Act. While broad outlines of how that money will be allocated are now available, more federal direction is needed before specific projects are identified. “We’re still waiting on the federal guidance on what exa...

Prosecutor Linda Dunikoski speaks with defense lawyers at the trial over the killing of Ahmaud Arbery You have 4 free articles remaining. Full access isn’t far. We can’t release more of our sound journalism and commentary without a subscription, but we can make it easy for you to come aboard. Get into news that is grounded in facts and Biblical truth for as low as $3.99 per month. Already...

Teen carjacking suspect leads law enforcement through multiple counties in high-speed chase (Kershaw County Sheriff's Office) COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - A teenage carjacking suspect led law enforcement on a high-speed chase through multiple counties. A 17-year-old suspect, who has not been identified, led the Columbia Police Department on a chase that went into Kershaw County on Sunday, according...

New Oregon law will soon protect Black people against discrimination for their hairstyles  Bend Bulletin

Wolfram Tonhauser, Section Head of the Nuclear and Treaty Law Section at the IAEA, presenting the general nuclear law framework at a nuclear law webinar series on 28 October 2021. (Photo: C. Liang/IAEA) Last year, the IAEA organized its first series of webinars on nuclear law for officials from around the world, attracting more than 2500 viewers from over 100 countries. Given the strong deman...

Governor Tate Reeves unveiled his budget priorities Monday. It’s not a requirement for the legislature to follow that recommendation. JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Ahead of oral arguments Wednesday at the U.S. Supreme Court, Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves is defending the state’s 2018 law banning abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. The Republican Reeves told NBC’s “Meet the Press” in a Sunday interv...

In this Jan. 6 photo, a worker at the Gwinnett County elections headquarters processes absentee ballots for Georgia's Senate runoff election. More than half of absentee ballot applications rejected in Georgia in advance of the Nov. 2 elections were turned down because they came in after a deadline created in Georgia’s new voting law. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports 52% of application...

Lisa Capitani, of Newtown, was recently denied access to a nonprofit’s mentorship program because her proposed business is cannabis-related. Lack of access to federally funded services is one of many challenges marijuana businesses in Connecticut may face. When Lisa Capitani decided to start a small business to educate and guide medical marijuana patients, she knew she’d need some advice. So ...

Jamestown City Council will vote on the 2022 budget tonight and also introduce an opt out law regarding marijuana dispensaries and consumption establishments. The opt out law was filed under new business and will likely be tabled in order for it to be discussed at December’s council work sessions. A local law requires a public hearing before it can be brought forth for a vote. Councilmember B...

Farmers shout slogans during a sit-in protest near the parliament house in New Delhi Both of India's parliamentary chambers rushed through a bill to scrap the agricultural reforms on Monday, following a decision by Prime Minister Narendra Modi earlier this month to reverse course on his controversial agricultural policy. What's so significant about the reversal? The move was rare retreat for ...