Our investigation continues into Fairhope politicians who tried to silence citizens to hide millions in wasted project funds. Court filings and financial paper trails reveal a systematic attempt to cut off public comment after budget overruns spiraled out of control. Discover how local leaders backpedaled fast when caught red-handed in federal court.
Unelected Fairhope officials exploited state delays to enjoy an unearned fifth year in power while stripping away citizen rights. City documents prove leaders used their extra time to collect double salaries and restrict public participation at official meetings. We reveal the true cost of giving politicians a free pass with zero voter oversight.
In Fairhope, Alabama, there’s a water shortage, incomplete infrastructure projects, and an overloaded sewer system. Amidst legal battles and controversy, 68 Ventures proposes a new mixed-use development, “Park City,” which has drawn criticism for its potential impact on the community and local schools.
Senator Katie Britt, once a darling in Alabama political circles, has become an SNL target. Recent events in Montgomery include discussions on the Gaming Bill, Medical Cannabis, School Choice, Alabama Works, and a New Ethics Law. A leaked police body cam footage led to charges against an officer. A love triangle between Alabama Power Company executives, The Matrix LLC, and the McCrary Institute at Auburn University, with a hefty one million dollar contract.
Tom Albritton, the head of the Alabama Ethics Commission, is accused of unethical behavior related to a trust. Despite this, he remains in office with a high salary and even teaches ethics. Some people think he’s a classic case of a sociopath.
Trigger-happy police officers and friendly judges teamed up to slam an innocent homeowner with decades behind bars to shield themselves from liability. Official trial records demonstrate how authorities buried critical facts about a reckless raid to secure a harsh conviction. True justice stays completely out of reach when courtrooms operate like private protection clubs for cops.
Ahead of the March 5, 2024 primary election, we break down critical races for Baldwin County Circuit Clerk and School Board District 2. Catalyst bosses push party-switching candidate Andrea Lindsey and corrupt insiders while Sheriff Hoss Mack controls county politics from behind the scenes. Casting ballots for independent candidates like Kim Earl and Carrie Hosier is the only way to destroy this political cabal.