Mar. 16, 2025
Alexis White.Photo:Cullman County Sheriff’s Office
Cullman County Sheriff’s Office
Two Alabama sheriff’s office employees were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide, according to a release from theCullman County Sheriff’s Office.
WEAR reported that the violent incident happened early Thursday morning.
The sheriff’s office said White and Booth had been dating. Before the shooting, the pair had been in an argument that “seemingly escalated.”
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Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Madison County Sheriff’s Dept.
A former special education teacher in Alabama is accused of sending nude photos to students and having sex with one of them.
On Friday, 22-year-old Lyndsey Sherrod Bates was indicted on a felony charge of engaging in a sex act with a student younger than 19 and misdemeanor counts of distributing obscene material to a student and having sexual contact with a student,WAFF,WHNTandAL.comreport.
On March 29, Bates resigned from Madison County High School, writing in her resignation letter that she wished to work in a “different area of education,” AL.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Madison County Sheriff’s Dept.A former special education teacher in Alabama has pleaded guilty to five criminal charges, and will serve probation for the next three years.Lyndsey Sherrod Bates was arrested in May 2019 for allegedly sending nude photographs of herself to two students and having sex with one of them. According to officials, Bates allegedly had sex with the 17-year-old male student in February and allegedly sent the photos to the second student in March.
Mar. 16, 2025
Brandy Dowdy.Photo: Franklin County Sheriff’s Office
An Alabama woman is facing manslaughter charges after her dogs attacked and killed a public health employee investigating a previous dog attack, say authorities.
That evening, deputies were called to the area about a suspicious vehicle on Crumpton Road outside of Red Bay, near the Mississippi state line.
In the frenzy, some of the dogs had to be “euthanized immediately,” the sheriff’s office said.
Mar. 16, 2025
The student government at the University of Alabama had to clarify a warning one of their officials sent out ahead of PresidentDonald Trump‘s visit to the campus this weekend.
According to theWashington Post, Jason Rothfarb, the vice president of student affairs for Alabama’s Student Government Association, warned those who will be sitting in block seating in the student section against any “disruptive behavior” at Alabama’s game against Louisiana State University this Saturday.