Jeff Cox

1 week ago | moabtimes.com | Jeff Cox

First off, I am a tax paying resident of the city of Moab and believe some light needs to be shed in a somewhat dark place. A banner reading “Repeal SB258” is unfurled from the balcony during the public hearing at Star Hall on March 5. File photoOn the night of the public hearing on Kane Creek incorporation (I refuse to use the extra word “preservation” as I have not seen any indication of any preserving being done out on Kane Creek).

1 week ago | abc3340.com | Jeff Cox

TOPICS:Bibb CountyStorm sheltersPetsService animalsADAFederal lawWeather eventsSafetyBIBB COUNTY, Ga. — Effective immediately, the Bibb County Commission has announced that pets will no longer be allowed in any county-operated storm shelters during weather events. This decision comes in response to multiple complaints and concerns from shelter occupants, according to a notice from the commission.

1 week ago | abc3340.com | Jeff Cox

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WBMA) - Tuscaloosa city leaders are threatening to shut down a taxi business that they say isn't following the rules. According to documents obtained by ABC 33/40 News, the Tuscaloosa City Council will discuss revoking Skinner Transportation Service's business license following multiple complaints against the business received by the Tuscaloosa Police Department.

1 week ago | abc3340.com | Jeff Cox

TOPICS:BirminghamPoliceArrestsCrime reductionChief PickettNarcoticsPublic safetyFirearmsBIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The Birmingham Police Department's Special Operations Bureau has made strides in its ongoing crime reduction efforts, arresting 104 individuals between April 7 and April 13, 2025. This initiative is part of Chief Pickett's 8-Point Comprehensive Crime Reduction Strategy aimed at enhancing public safety across the city.

1 week ago | abc3340.com | Jeff Cox

TOPICS:TuscaloosaSchool shootingThreatPaul W. Bryant High SchoolHeightened alertPolice departmentFBISecured perimeterTUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Early Monday morning, the Tuscaloosa Police Department and the FBI were alerted to a potential threat of a school shooting at Paul W. Bryant High School. The tip was received via a burner Instagram account. In response, the school did not go into lockdown but established a secured perimeter.