Skip to main contentSkip to main content

    Your mind is racing. It won’t be long before your boss realizes that you’re not as experienced as your resume suggested. Or perhaps you’re wondering if you’ll ever manage to pay down the mountain of debt that threatens to bankrupt you. Maybe your marriage is so strained that your wife is tal…

      Alabama Chief Justice Sarah Stewart has appointed a retired judge to handle the trial of a man accused of the 2019 killing of a college student. The appointment was made under a new state law that allows visiting judges to be brought in to handle violent criminal cases in order to get them to trial more quickly. Stewart appointed retired Macon County Circuit Judge Tom Young to handle the case of Ibraheem Yazeed. Yazeed is accused of killing Aniah Blanchard. Blanchard, a Southern Union State Community College student and stepdaughter of prominent UFC fighter Walt Harris, was last seen on Oct. 23, 2019. Her remains were discovered about a month later in a wooded area of Macon County.

        Tommy Tuberville is a U.S. senator running for Alabama governor. His new campaign paraphernalia recognize his old job: coach. The former football coach at Auburn University leaned into that branding after announcing his bid for office Tuesday. It's a deliberate tactic that demonstrates how figures like Tuberville transition from athletics to politics. Others have done it successfully, from Gerald Ford to Bill Bradley. Though there are no sure bets, as Herschel Walker's bid for Senate showed. And as women's professional sports grow in popularity, one expert says more women could use the platform to seek public office.

        You don't have any notifications.

        Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device.

        Topics

        Breaking News

        News Alert