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Mother seeks answers over missing medication at Jasper school (opens the original)
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JASPER, Ala. — A Jasper mother is looking for answers after she says she discovered some of her son's prescription medication was missing from his school. Kristi Mann reached out to ABC 33/40's I-Team about what she says happened while her son was a sixth grader at Maddox Intermediate School during the 2025-2026 school year. Mann said her son has ADHD and autism and takes prescription medication during the school day. She said earlier this year, she began noticing significant changes in his beha
Walker County cases dismissed after no-shows: Were subpoenas served? (opens the original)
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WALKER COUNTY, Ala. — An ABC 33/40 I-Team review of Walker County court records found multiple cases were dismissed after victims, witnesses or law enforcement officers failed to appear for trial, including cases where records show subpoenas had not been successfully served. The review follows an I-Team report earlier this month about an attempted murder charge that was dismissed after Carbon Hill police officers did not appear for a preliminary hearing. In that case, Rebecca Jean Miller was acc
Judge temporarily blocks Alabama Power from entering Shelby County man's property (opens the original)
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SHELBY COUNTY, Ala. — A Shelby County judge has granted a preliminary injunction preventing Alabama Power from entering Fenn Church’s property as the larger legal dispute over a planned transmission line continues. Circuit Judge Jonathan Spann issued the 10-page order Tuesday, saying Alabama Power is restrained from entering Church’s property “unless and until” the court orders otherwise. Church is required to post a $10,000 bond. The ruling follows a two-day hearing earlier this month where bot
Oakman faces scrutiny as officials seek answers on undocumented payments, restricted funds (opens the original)
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OAKMAN, Ala. — An independent audit of the Town of Oakman is raising questions about thousands of dollars in payments that did not have adequate documentation. The audit covers fiscal years 2024 and 2025. The auditor issued a disclaimer of opinion on several parts of the town's financial statements, meaning he could not obtain enough evidence to provide an opinion on those parts of the town's finances. In a separate letter, the auditor listed several transactions that raised concerns. In Oakman'
Hoover seeks state review after questions raised by outside financial review (opens the original)
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The Hoover City Council voted Monday night to ask the Alabama Department of Examiners of Public Accounts to review questions surrounding an outside examination of the city's finances. Hoover hired Kroll to review city financial records covering nearly three years, from October 2020 through September 2023. City documents say the review raised questions about whether some receipts and expenditures were proper. However, the documents do not say Kroll determined any city money was misspent, wasted o
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