Brady Petree is a Reporter at various outlets including Battery Power, Lagniappe Weekly, Yahoo Sports, TimesDaily, and the CASEY STOCKTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP. He covers a diverse range of themes such as sports—both individual and team—and extends his reporting to areas of crime and justice, with a focus on white-collar crime, as well as regional interest and world news, particularly in Latin America. Brady's work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his versatility and depth in journalism.
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By: Brady Petree
RUSSELLVILLE — Brandy Dowdy will have to wait even longer to learn how long she will serve in prison after her sentencing was delayed for the second time. Franklin County District Judge Brian Hamilton on Friday granted a motion from Dowdy’s attorney to continue her sentencing beyond its initial April 28 scheduling. Dowdy, 42, was charged with two counts of manslaughter in the March 2022 deaths of Michelle Ann Sheeks...
RUSSELLVILLE — Details from an interview between Abigail Roberts and an investigator regarding the child pornography and sodomy charges against the 22-year-old were disturbing enough to move two inmates to tears during a preliminary hearing Thursday.
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Going 3-3 on Friday, Jarvis raised his average to .411 and his OPS to 1.081 on the season.
MUSCLE SHOALS — City councilmembers voted 4-1 on Monday to override Mayor Billy Hudson's veto of the $2.7 million land deal.
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RUSSELLVILLE — A 26-year-old Georgia man charged with dozens of counts ranging from sodomy to producing and disseminating child pornography will remain in jail after waiving his right to a hearing. During an Aniah’s Law hearing on Wednesday, MichaelClintonChambers waived his right to the hearing. He will be held in the Franklin County Jail without bond as he awaits a preliminary hearing. Chambers is charged with 11 counts of sexual...
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RUSSELLVILLE — Brandy Dowdy’s original attorney will no longer be part of her case moving forward. Birmingham-based attorney Jessica Bugge filed a motion to withdraw as Dowdy’s counsel on Wednesday and Franklin County Circuit Court Judge Brian Hamilton subsequently granted the motion. Bugge’s filing comes just 24 hours before she was scheduled to appear in court after Hamilton issued an order demanding she be present for Dowdy’s status hearing on...
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By: Brady Petree
RUSSELLVILLE — The woman accused of fatally shooting her husband because she felt “threatened” by him will remain behind bars after she waived her right to an Aniah's Law hearing. On Monday, 65-year-old Sheri Mitchell-Clutts waived her right to a bond hearing, meaning she will remain in the Franklin County Jail. Mitchell-Clutts is accused of killing her husband, 69-year-old Timothy Clutts, by shooting him in the chest with a .40...
RUSSELLVILLE — The woman accused of fatally shooting her husband because she felt “threatened” by him will remain behind bars after she waived her right to an Aniah's Law hearing.
RUSSELLVILLE — Incumbent Franklin County Sheriff Shannon Oliver will remain in office for at least four more years after he overwhelmingly won re-election.
