World Games owes $15.7 million; Tuscaloosa approves stadium beer, wine sales; Alabama signs contract for medical marijuana regulation; FBI warns of rise of cybercrime in Alabama

Records show the World Games 2022 owes more than 100 companies or individuals a total of $15.7 million

World Games owes $15.7 million

Records show the World Games 2022 owes more than 100 companies or individuals a total of $15.7 million. Topping the list are both broadcaster ISB and the company Swiss Timing, each owed in excess of $1.1 million. The Games’ CEO earlier this week confirmed a $14.1 million deficit.  – AL.com

 

Tuscaloosa approves beer, wine sales in stadium

The Tuscaloosa City Council voted to allow sale of beer and wine in the University of Alabama’s Bryant-Denny Stadium during UA home football games. Liquor sales will not be included. The ABC Board still needs to approve it.  – NBC 13

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Alabama signs contract to help regulate marijuana

Metrc, a provider of cannabis regulatory systems throughout the U.S., has signed a contract with the state of Alabama. Metrc already helps with medical cannabis regulation in states including Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Oklahoma and West Virginia.  – Benzinga

 

FBI: Alabama businesses need vigilance against cybercrimes

The FBI is warning that cybercrime is on the rise in Alabama and that businesses and others need to be especially vigilant. Ransomware attacks and scams like email spoofing have become more prevalent since the COVID-19 pandemic began.  – Government Technology

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