Although Amendment 64 allows Coloradans to legally light up, some homeowners associations have questions about their power to regulate the use and growth of marijuana in the home. “It is definitely a hot topic in Colorado,” said HOA attorney David Firmin of Arvada, calling the question a pervasive one.

After news broke that Mountain Vista basketball player Bailey Roby may have made his last court appearance on Jan. 24, CHSAA said it will let the senior — who wears two prosthetic legs — play with certain conditions.

With the last few minutes trickling off the clock, it was a layup by Mountain Vista senior Bailey Roby that made the crowd erupt in cheers. “I’m usually a three-man,” said Roby, referencing his prolific ability to make his shots beyond the perimeter. A bittersweet moment, and possibly the last chance the teen will have to score in his high school career.

SARALAND — For Creola residents worried about the education of their children, outgoing Saraland City Schools Superintendent Dr. Wayne Vickers made a bold promise Monday night.

CITRONELLE — A teenage girl from Citronelle who went missing last week was found three days later in upstate Alexander City with a former boyfriend, according to Citronelle police.

CITRONELLE — A Citronelle teen went missing Monday morning, and her family believes she may be with a 23-year-old ex-boyfriend against her will. Christina Michelle Johnston, 16, called Michelle by her family, ran away with James Terry Tims, 23, from Maringouin, La., in March, according to a Citronelle police report that was provided by the family.

CHATOM — James Ryan Booth will spend the rest of his life in prison after pleading guilty to 11 sex-abuse charges and one drug charge earlier this year. Bound in neon yellow handcuffs and wearing standard black-and-white stripes, Booth, 34, of Wagarville said little on Monday as Circuit Judge Robert Montgomery sentenced him to seven concurrent life sentences, five without the possibility of parole.

A 1-year-old boy who Saraland police said was thrown into the back of a pickup truck is healing from a fractured skull and may soon be released from an area hospital, authorities said. Saraland police arrested Bobby Ray Jordan, 28, of Saraland and charged him with the attempted murder of the child on May 5. Police said they believe Jordan physically abused the child beginning the night before.

SARALAND — A Saraland man was arrested on Sunday and charged with the attempted murder of a toddler after police witnessed him throwing the child into the back of a pickup truck, Saraland police said. Officers witnessed Bobby Ray Jordan Jr., 28, walk outside and throw an unclothed, 1-year-old boy into the back of the truck and go back inside while responding to a call about a crying child, police said. “It was bad,” Saraland Cpl. James Morton said. “He threw that child with no more care than someone throwing a ball into the bed of that truck.”

More than a month after Gov. Robert Bentley announced the state’s refusal to set up insur-ance exchanges and expand Medicaid under Obamacare, hospitals and clinics in Mobile and Washington counties are uncertain about how people will be affected by the new health-care landscape.

After 13 years of drug use, six children, a handful of stints in jail and rehab, and losing custody of an infant who tested positive for methamphetamine at birth, Michelle Marlowe is a testament to the impli-cations wrought on the children of addicts.

After spending thousands of dollars on two separate, fruitless searches and months of wrangling, the Mobile County Board of Education decided Friday to promote interim superintendent Martha Peek to the permanent job of overseeing the state’s largest public school system.

Volunteers worked through the weekend. cleaning up and finding homes for hundreds of nameless animals. found Thursday when officers discovered a neglected animal rescue.

FAIRHOPE, Alabama – Alvino Javier Rodriguez was shot in the head. and killed after refusing to surrender his money during a home. invasion Monday night in Foley, a witness said at a bond hearing.

FOLEY, Alabama – Since the end of September, HB 56, known as. Alabama's immigration law, has generated a lot of controversy.

Alabama immigration law weaves its way through the courts and. the political milieu of activist groups, the effects are already.