Montgomery, AL News

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• CBS: Shelby Discusses J.P. Morgan Loss
• Planning to graduate from AUM this summer? The deadline to apply for graduation...
• Shelby Demands Explanation for Regulatory Failures
• BLOOMBERG: Shelby on MF Global, J.P. Morgan
• This week is National Small Business week. Small businesses are truly the backbo...
• AUM Summer Concert Series: Clint Darby & the BTW High School Chorus
• AUM Summer Concert Series: The Good Doctor
• AUM Summer Concert Series: D'Zyre
• Who's Really Behind the Washington Gridlock?
• Congrats to the women's tennis team, NAIA national champs!!!
• We're getting ready for the 5th Annual School of Education Luau tonight. Lake Ma...
• Governor Bentley Signs Immigration Law Revisions
• Governor Bentley Announces April Unemployment Rate Decline
• Fifteen students majoring in pre-social work, anthropology and nursing have emba...
• Governor Bentley Comments on Toyota Motor Manufacturing Alabama Expansion Announcement
• Governor Bentley Finalizes Call for Special Session of the Alabama Legislature
• Last night, I spoke on the House floor in honor and remembrance of the life of C...
• Have you "heard" the news? AUM's Speech and Hearing Clinic has a spiffy new offi...
• This bill addresses our Nation’s two most urgent needs — security and fiscal dis...
• Have you liked Curtiss yet? Give him some love.
• Mark your calendars for the 2012 Summer Concert Series.
• Staffer for Rep. Bonner to Visit Escambia, Monroe and Baldwin Counties, May 16-17
• Is your stomach growling? Then get over to The Roost before it closes at 2 p.m....
• AUSTAL USA Making Waves with New Alabama-Made Navy Ships
• Just one day left until commencement. Family and friends: How do you plan to cel...
• The countdown to graduation continues! Those who are graduating, are you going t...
• Honor Flight VII - WWII Veterans from South Alabama Visit Washington, DC
• The countdown is on! Just three more days until commencement. Who's excited? For...
• Governor Bentley Signs Unemployment Fraud Penalty Bill
• The end of finals is in sight! Get free donuts tonight!
• Governor Bentley Praises Pension Reform Approval
• Governor Bentley Returns School Calendar Bill with Executive Amendment
• Governor Bentley Signs Bill Prohibiting Texting While Driving
• Shelby: It’s Time to Get Serious About Fixing the Housing Market
• This year, DHS will observe its tenth anniversary. This bill aims to mark that m...
• Curtiss would like to remind you to call your mother.
• Need a little "pick-me-up" while studying for finals? Student Affairs and the Le...
• House Shows Leadership in Tackling Unemployment
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Clarke, Washington and Mobile Counties, May 9-10
• Every year our judges have a tough time deciding which pieces of art should get...
• Good news, graduating seniors. Employers expect to hire 10.2 percent more new co...
• The strong faith of our founding fathers guided them as they led our country in...
• How are your final papers, projects and exams going?
• Check out my new virtual office! The updated website is designed to better serve...
• Check out this WSFA-TV story on social media safety. It features AUM student Des...
• Governor Bentley, State Health Officer Discuss Consequences of Underfunding Medicaid
• Governor Bentley Praises New Jobs Coming to Montgomery Area
• Governor Bentley Announces Economic Development Project Bringing More than 500 New Jobs to Alabama
• Check out this spaghetti squash seedling, planted on April 18 as part of an Eart...
• House Takes Steps to Protect America from Cyber Theft and Terrorism
• Go Warhawks!
• Foster Dickson, a creative writing teacher at Booker T. Washington Magnet High S...
• These do not apply to our AUMazing students, especially those recognized at Hono...
• While there is still work to be done, we’re on the road to recovery and we’re on...
• The deadline to cast your vote in the Student Sculpture Competition is Monday. B...
• Governor Bentley Signs Sales Tax Holiday for Severe Weather Preparedness Items into Law
• Sessions Responds To President's News Conference
• Sessions: RESTORE Act's Bipartisan Passage In Senate A Victory For Alabama, Gulf Coast
• Sessions Comments On Exchange with Defense Secy and Claim that Int l Permission Provides Legal Basis for US Military
• Ahead Of Budget Mark-Up, Sessions And Johnson Call For Hearing With Sebelius Over New Health Law Revelations
• Sessions-Backed Trade Fairness Bill Signed Into Law
• As Deadline Nears, Budget Republicans Urge Prompt Scheduling Of Mark-up
• Sessions Comments On CBO Revelation Of Growing Price Tag For President's Health Law
• Sessions Issues Statement On Conrad's Planned Mark-Up, Reid's Decision To Block Budget From Floor
• Governor Bentley Signs Sales Tax Holiday for Severe Weather Preparedness Items into Law
• Come out tonight, 5-7 p.m., in Goodwyn Hall 112, to see a screening of "A Woman...
• Click here to read my statement on the approval of the FY13 Commerce, Justice an...
• Shelby Calls for FHA Reform
• Geek out! This student art project, located on the Quad in front of Taylor Cente...
• Coming soon! The AUM Wellness Center will open in just a few short months. Unive...
• TONIGHT: Summer Preview Night at AUM Summer vacation is right around the corner....
• Shelby: Regulatory Systems Must Be Held Accountable for Failure
• Rep. Patricia Todd will be on campus today for a panel discussion on "Modern Fam...
• Rep. Patricia Todd will be on campus today for a panel discussion on "Modern Fam...
• Civil Rights pioneers Rev. Robert Graetz, his wife Jean Graetz, and Gwendolyn M....
• Please join us for the opening of this art exhibit tonight. Admission is free.
• Ms. Wheelchair Alabama, Michele Miller, will speak today on "Abilities, Not Disa...
• Two Years Later: Deepwater Horizon Recovery Continues; Gulf Coast Claims Facility Audit Completed
• Rev. Bob Graetz, who helped lead the Montgomery Bus Boycott, will speak at AUM's...
• Approved today by the Board of Trustees, AUM's 10-story library building will no...
• Congratulations to the Fort Payne High School Real World Design Challenge team....
• Auburn Montgomery honors students were in Oklahoma City on Thursday for the reme...
• The Small Business Tax Act would allow small businesses with fewer than 500 empl...
• White House Congratulates Crimson Tide on NCAA Victory
• Kermit was wrong. It's easy being green. Find the rainbow connection tonight at...
• House Passes RESTORE Language in 90-Day Transportation Extension Bill
• Go Green Fearlessly today at 11 a.m. on the Quad. Free games and prizes.
• Alabama Book Festival 2012
• Today space shuttle Discovery made its final flight over the Capitol, before hea...
• Congrats to Dr. Ritvo!
• Congratulations to the Tuscaloosa New Staff for their work covering the tornadoe...
• President Obama Complains New House Republican Budget Cuts too Much
• Staffer for Rep. Bonner to Visit Baldwin, Escambia and Monroe Counties, April 18-19
• The Montgomery Art Guild will host the opening reception of its 11th Nightingale...
• Global Cultural Festival tonight at 6 p.m., sponsored by the International Stude...
• Sessions Issues Statement On Conrad's Planned Mark-Up, Reid's Decision To Block Budget From Floor
• Mmmm...pancakes! Support the AUM Speech and Hearing Clinic at a pancake breakfas...
• Earth Day Safari 2012
• What are you doing this weekend? This!
• AUM Early Childhood Center students Christopher Wang and Mia Fuller are delighte...
• Get ready for Earth Week, April 16-20.
• AUM's Master of Public Administration program has been ranked among the top 100...
• AUM's eleven fraternities and sororities celebrated Greek Week the first week of...
• President’s Challenge of Supreme Court Emblematic of Overreach of Administration
• Staffer for Rep. Bonner to Visit Clarke, Washington and Mobile Counties, April 11-12
• Mmmm. Tacos! The Roost is serving up $1 tacos 4-6 p.m. today. Also, please note...
• We are under a severe thunderstorm watch until 5 p.m. Please be mindful of the w...
• Diet gimmicks and fads don't work. Come learn how to have long-lasting health an...
• Bestselling author Andy Andrews spoke to a sold-out crowd Tuesday at the Montgom...
• The area’s top military minds have gathered at AUM this week to discuss national...
• Again, House Leads the Way by Passing Budget with Serious Spending Cuts
• Least Productive Justice Tom Parker Makes Time to Lend Credence to Birther Falsehoods
• Join the Green Alliance and Sustainability Committee downtown Saturday night for...
• Jamming on the quad.
• “Earlier this year, the President presented Congress a budget proposal that woul...
• “It is an honor and a privilege to have Dr. Culbreth with us in Washington, DC a...
• Shelby: Funding NIH Must Be a High Priority
• Shelby: Congress Will Not Subsidize Commerical Vendors at Expense of NASA
• Dr. Culbreth from Jasper, Alabama gave today's opening prayer in the US House of...
• In honor of Women's History Month, the AUM Office of Diversity and Multicultural...
• At this morning's CJS hearing I discussed the importance of repatriation and boo...
• Instructor Chad Ellington and his Astronomy 101 students gaze at the Sun through...
• Thanks for visiting my Facebook page. Please visit my weskit and send me an emai...
• Graduating seniors: The last day to order your cap and gown for spring commencem...
• Today the US Supreme Court began hearing arguments regarding the constitutionali...
• As Obamacare Turns Two, Most Americans Not Celebrating
• Sessions Issues Statement On 2nd Anniversary Of President's Health Law
• Congressman Bonner's March-April Cyber Report
• It's not too late to sign up! Grab a couple of your friends and form a team to k...
• Shelby Statement on Dodd-Frank International Harmonization
• I've heard from many of you over recent months about your concern of the overbea...
• Were you able to celebrate Octavia Spencer Day? She was honored on the steps of...
• “In today’s tough economic environment it’s more critical than ever that the Dep...
• “'Unaffordable' Care Act Even More Costly"; "Talking Alabama Jobs in ...
• The funeral service and visitation has been set for Jessica Lee White, a freshma...
• Staffer for Rep. Bonner to Visit Escambia, Monroe and Baldwin Counties, March 21-22
• Former AUM student Octavia Spencer will be honored by the city and state on Weds...
• Our thoughts and prayers are with Ms. White's family.
• Sessions Calls Out Schumer, Dem Leaders For Brazen Political Ploys
• Ahead Of Budget Mark-Up, Sessions And Johnson Call For Hearing With Sebelius Over New Health Law Revelations
• As Deadline Nears, Budget Republicans Urge Prompt Scheduling Of Mark-up
• Sessions Comments On CBO Revelation Of Growing Price Tag For President's Health Law
• Additional housing is on the way.
• Another Milestone for RESTORE Act
• Shelby Calls for Rigorous Assessment of Labor Programs
• Sessions-Backed Trade Fairness Bill Signed Into Law
• Pardon Our Progress: Access to the main entrance of campus will be detoured on T...
• Press-Register: Another step to RESTORE the Gulf
• How are you spending Spring Break?
• President Obama Mocks Efforts to Lower Gas Prices and Lobbies Against Keystone Pipeline
• Cheerio! Our students studying abroad in Europe over spring break have made it t...
• Sessions Comments On Exchange with Defense Secy and Claim that Int l Permission Provides Legal Basis for US Military
• A group of AUM students left for Boston this morning, where they will spend thei...
• Sessions: RESTORE Act's Bipartisan Passage In Senate A Victory For Alabama, Gulf Coast
• Spring Break has sprung! While the university's administrative offices will rema...
• ICE has been giving the money to enforce the immigration laws of the land. Now i...
• Today is National Agriculture Day! A special thanks to all the Alabama farmers,...
• Today, the House will votes on the bipartisan #JOBSAct to help small businesses...
• Five of Auburn Montgomery's brightest business students departed from Montgomery...
• Sessions Responds To President's News Conference
• Shelby: HHS Budget Request Abandons Commitment to Medical Research
• Just this past weekend we were again reminded of the devastating impact natural...
• Play ball! Athletic Director Steve Crotz, Chancellor John G. Veres III, and Curt...
• The bottom line is the Coast Guard must prioritize funding to frontline operator...
• Congratulations to Robert Witt, the new University of Alabama Systems Chancellor!
• Data Day at AUM! The Office of Institutional Effectiveness invites the campus co...
• "Obama Energy Plan: Out of Gas"; "U.S. ...
• Staffer for Rep. Bonner to Visit to Clarke, Washington and Mobile counties, March 7-8
• Montgomery is under a tornado warning until 7 PM. Take cover immediately.
• It's 80 degrees outside this afternoon and will be 38 degrees tomorrow night. Yo...
• Alabama continues to be affected by severe weather and tornadoes. Please visit A...
• AUM students are joining their Troy Montgomery peers for a Civil Rights tour tod...
• Just a reminder the traveling help desk will be in Ft. Payne and Boaz tomorrow.
• The Aderholt traveling help desk is coming to Russellville and Double Springs ne...
• Shelby Presses Fed to be Nonpartisan, Transparent, and Accountable
• This FY13 budget request does not provide a straightforward picture of its impac...
• Sessions Delivers Remarks At Hearing With Secretary Of Defense, Confronts Common Myths On Defense Spending
• Ultimately TSA must find a way to balance persistent and evolving national secur...
• Shelby Calls on Committee to Move Commonsense Housing Reform
• In Letter, Sessions Challenges President To Act on Gas Prices, Rejects 'Defeatist' View
• Make plans to attend the hippest party on Lake Martin.
• Religious freedom is one of the most important and fundamental rights a person i...
• White House Energy Policy Not Serving America; and President’s Budget Dead on Arrival in House
• Congratulations Octavia Spencer!!! The Montgomery native and former AUM student...
• Good luck to Montgomery native and former AUM student Octavia Spencer at the Aca...
• The Aderholt traveling help desk is headed to Ft. Payne and Boaz next week.
• Please be careful today, as the National Weather Service has issued a tornado wa...
• Shelby Marks 1700th Town Hall Meeting
• Thanks to WSFA-TV meteorologists Jeff Jumper and Rich Thomas for coming to campu...
• Want to run for SGA? Applications will be accepted through March 7. Campaigning...
• Don't get lost in the AUDIT.
• House Votes to Create Gulf Coast Restoration Trust Fund; Payroll Tax Cuts Must be Offset
• A couple of cool cats relaxing on campus.
• Congrats to our homecoming royalty: Queen, Jennifer Simpson; King, Baron Litaker...
• Senate Democrats Oppose Harsh Cuts To Mental Health
• The homecoming parade and tailgate have been cancelled tomorrow due to inclement...
• The Aderholt traveling help desk will be in Vernon today from 10:00-12:00pm and...
• The House Appropriations Homeland Security Subcommittee has postponed the ICE FY...
• Sessions Delivers Opening Statement At Budget Hearing With Treasury Secretary Geithner
• Sessions: Budget Misrepresentations 'Deal A Severe Blow To President Obama's Credibility'
• Shelby: Europe’s Fiscal Crisis Should Be Cautionary Tale
• Today is the last day to vote for homecoming court. Learn more at www.aum.edu/ho...
• Spring seems to have come and gone in the River Region. On the Auburn Montgomery...
• “Rather than making the tough choices and ensuring that actual dollars spent equ...
• Are you interested in a career in public safety and criminal justice? Come hear...
• We have our first Appropriations Homeland Security Subcommittee hearing today at...
• Sessions To WH Budget Chief: You Work For The American People, Not The Obama Campaign
• Senate Democrats Focus on Creating Jobs, Education
• Sessions On President's Budget: 'One Of Most Spectacular Fiscal Cover-Ups In American History'
• Royal Choices: Who will be your king, queen, prince and princess? Learn more abo...
• Homecoming Week is here! The AUMazing Race scavenger hunt starts at noon outside...
• Obamacare Steps on Religious Freedom; House Passes STOCK Act; Monroeville Jr. High Visits DC
• In the President’s State of the Union address he again promised to make the toug...
• Homecoming Week kicks off on Monday. Check out the many events planned for the c...
• The Aderholt traveling help desk is back. District Field Director Paul Housel wi...
• Rep. Bonner Votes for STOCK Act
• Rep. Bonner Staff to Visit Clarke, Washington and Mobile Counties, Feb 15-16
• Shelby: Banking Committee Must Fill Leadership Vacuum on Housing Crisis
• The individual mandate that is included in ObamaCare is a clear violation of the...
• Opinion: Euro-Crisis for U.S. Taxpayers?
• Statement From Adp Chairman Mark Kennedy On Passing Of Senator Wendell Mitchell
• McGill’s Biblical Principals: Higher Pay Means Bad Teachers but Better Legislators
• We're gearing up for a busy hearing season. Visit the Appropriations Committee w...
• Avoid I-65 S. if your commute takes you that way. There is a major accident at W...
• Shelby discusses his STOCK Act amendment on Fox News
• "Obamacare Comes Under Fire"; "Voting to Freeze Congress's ...
• Don't you love Curtiss? Make it official. "Like" him on his new fan page.
• Sessions Responds To Reid's Breaking Announcement On Democrat Budget Plan
• Meet Curtiss, the coolest bird in town!
• Better jobs numbers this month, but we still have a long way to go on our econom...
• Want to see more? Curtiss will be at the gym now through the men's basketball ga...
• Eyes that peer into your soul.
• A beak so fierce.
• Tail feathers to shake.
• Feet that dance.
• I'm pleased H.R. 3582, the Pro-Growth Budgeting Act, just passed the US House of...
• Warhawk time.
• T-minus 5 minutes and counting...
• T-minus 21 minutes and counting...
• Today is Alabama Give's Day. Help support AL nonprofit's and community initiativ...
• T-minus 1 hour, 29 minutes and counting...
• T-minus 2 hours, four minutes and counting...
• Shelby on STOCK Act: Transparency Is Good For Everyone
• Come see the mascot shake its tail feathers and show Faulkner's "Baldwin Eagle"...
• Calling all Warhawks! You do NOT want to miss the evening we have planned for to...
• It's almost here! You can meet the mascot tomorrow. Final quiz question, good fo...
• Just one more prize pack is left. Stay tuned today for the third and final Warha...
• Sessions On Baseline: Spending To Increase Fifty-Three Percent, Debt By $11.4 Trillion
• The countdown continues! Two days until the unveiling of the new AUM mascot. Whi...
• The Alabama Delegation has come together again in supporting Governor Robert Ben...
• Shelby: CFPB Operating Behind Façade of Accountability
• As promised, we're going to give away a Mascot Prize Pack to three lucky fans no...
• The countdown is on! In just three days, AUM's new mascot will meet the public....
• Come out tonight and hear from John Meacham, who will discuss “Changing Times in...
• Bring on the confetti - we just hit 3,000 Facebook fans!!!
• Congrats to Golden Globe winner and Oscar nominee Octavia Spencer. The Montgomer...
• Got spirit? AUM is forming a pep band and all students who play a brass instrume...
• We will remain open this afternoon. Supervisors and professors are encouraged to...
• Shelby, Sessions Introduce Resolution Commending the Crimson Tide
• Sessions Responds To State Of The Union Address
• Looking for employment? Join the AUM Career Development Center for a job fair to...
• Reports have indicated the President will discuss some key issues affecting our...
• Happy Year of the Dragon! Children perform during the AUM Chinese New Year celeb...
• Sessions And Ryan Ahead Of Day 1,000: Senate Democrats 'Abandoned Their Duty'
• Sessions Issues Statement On Alabama Tornadoes
• Read my statement in support of t of thousands of pro-life Americans that gather...
• We are very close to having 3,000 fans. When we reach that benchmark, we're goin...
• This Week in Washington: President Seals "Jobs" Pipeline; Protecting Property ...
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Escambia, Monroe and Baldwin Counties, Jan 25-26
• Want to be King or Queen of the Warhawks? Homecoming Court applications will be...
• More than 150 high school students will be on campus today for Warhawk Welcome....
• The new Starbucks is a hit! Starting today, we're going to test out extending th...
• Are you fit as a fiddle? Get a health and fitness appraisal in the AUM Human Per...
• Sessions Comments On President's Rejection Of Keystone Pipeline
• Students: In case you didn't know, classes aren't meeting today. Campus is open...
• Today I sent a letter to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolit...
• "Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others'?...
• This Week in Washington: Energy Jobs Can't Wait, Mr. President; and Austal Rolls Out Second LCS
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Clarke, Washington and Mobile Counties, Jan 18-19
• The Auburn University Pep Band will make its annual visit to the AUM Physical Ed...
• The Roost and Starbucks will be closed on Monday, Jan. 16, in observation of Mar...
• Seniors: If you're planning to graduate this spring you must apply for graduatio...
• We need ten more students to volunteer at the Montgomery Area Food Bank on Frida...
• Sessions Raises Questions Regarding White House Staff Changes
• The AUM community is coming together to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legac...
• Congratulations to the 2011 National Champions! Roll Tide!
• How was your first day back at AUM?
• A "Recess" Appointment?, President Announces Defense Strategy, Boeing's ...
• Rep. Bonner Joins 95 House Members Opposing President Obama's Unconstitutional Recess Appointments
• Just in time for the start of spring classes, Starbucks will open across from th...
• Shelby Responds to Obama End Run of Congress
• Want to shake your tail feathers as AUM's first Warhawk mascot? We're looking fo...
• This Week in Washington: Bonner Language Prompts Justice Audit of GCCF
• Happy New Year! What are your resolutions in 2012?
• The countdown is on! Please be safe tonight as your celebrate the arrival of the...
• The countdown is on! Please be safe tonight as your celebrate the arrival of the...
• For months Americans have been looking to Washington to allow businesses to reta...
• Merry Christmas, Warhawks!
• Merry Christmas, Warhawks!
• This Week in Washington: House Works on Payroll Tax Relief Extension, and Welcome Home 1165th!
• Rep. Bonner Welcomes Independent Audit of Gulf Coast Claims Facility
• As the postal service looks for reform and cost-cutting solutions, I believe rur...
• Sessions Condemns President's Decision To Relinquish Custody Of Terrorist To Iraq
• Rep. Bonner Calls for One Year Extension of Payroll Tax Relief
• Great to see the spirit of the season at work in the 4th District!
• This Week in Washington: American Military Come Home from Iraq
• Continuing Education's winter/spring catalog is now available, with programs ava...
• Alabama Democrats Respond To Armistead’s DC Talking Points
• Sessions Supports Strong Balanced Budget Amendment
• More than 300 students will graduate from AUM on Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Phys...
• The Washington Report: Rep. Bonner's Winter 2011 Newsletter
• Shelby: Majority Can No Longer Kick the Can Down the Road
• Happy 375th Birthday to the National Guard!
• Thank you to everyone who gave feedback on their favorite name for the Warhawk c...
• This Week in Washington: Gulf Leaders Make Case for Oil Spill Restoration Funds
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Clarke, Mobile and Washington Counties, Dec 14-15
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Baldwin, Escambia and Monroe Counties, Dec 14-15
• The AUM Holiday Market has been a huge success! We're still open until 3 p.m. in...
• More than 20 local vendors will be selling gifts and goodies on campus today at...
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in Alabama
• Sessions Comments On Social Security Votes, Encourages President To Return To Governing
• Our thoughts and prayers are with Virginia Tech today.
• “Farming and Agriculture are cornerstones of our nation’s history and our econom...
• Shelby: Make consumer bureau accountable
• Shelby Floor Speech: Make Consumer Bureau Accountable to Those it Seeks to Protect
• Bloomberg: Shelby on Cordray Block and MF Global
• Alabama Democrats Ask AG Strange toInvestigate Bachus Campaign Violations
• Rep. Bonner Joins Gulf Shores Mayor Craft in Testifying for RESTORE Act
• Fox Biz: Shelby on BCFP
• MSNBC: Shelby Explains GOP Opposition to Consumer Bureau Nom
• Squawk Box: Shelby on Financial Crisis & Consumer Bureau Accountability
• Today marks the 70th anniversary of the Japanese attack upon Pearl Harbor. 188 U...
• Sessions Challenges War Savings Gimmick
• Responding To President's Kansas Address, Sessions Asks: Where Will His Policies Leave Us?
• Shelby: We Have Sacrificed the Voice of the People on the Altar of Regulatory Independence
• Fox News: Shelby on Consumer Bureau
• Today is new student orientation for those starting AUM in the spring. Upperclas...
• Finals time? Groan. But never fear, Professors n' Pajamas night is here! Come to...
• The AUM Fine Arts Department is pleased to announce the formation of a Universit...
• This Week in Washington: "Who is Doing Nothing in Washington?" ...
• AUM business students in the Envoy of Academic Excellence club have collected ne...
• Come help the men's and women's basketball teams "orange out" Southern Poly toni...
• Timeline Of Washington Democrats' 'Leadership' On The Deficit
• If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball. The third annual Lloyd Christma...
• Shelby: Let Small Businesses Obtain Funding and Create Jobs
• Shelby Calls for IG Report on MF Global, Gensler Recusal
• Today is the last day to let us know your favorite Warhawk mascot name. Do so on...
• Calling all evening students! The Office of Student Life is hosting Warhawk Nigh...
• Did you know the campus bookstore offers merchandise online? Pick up some Warhaw...
• Welcome back from Thanksgiving break, students. Can you believe that in a few s...
• How are you spending your last day of Thanksgiving break?
• Happy Thanksgiving, Warhawks!
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis
• As you prepare for tomorrow, what are you most thankful for?
• Hundreds Gather At Leadership Summit To Move Alabama Forward
• Sessions Remarks On Supercommittee Announcement
• Classes are out all week but the campus is open Monday and Tuesday. Both days, t...
• This Week in Washington: Visiting Alabama Military Personnel in Afghanistan
• Rep. Bonner Votes for Balanced Budget Amendment
• “While Alabama families and small business continue to tighten their belts and l...
• Senators Mourn the Loss of Former State Senator and Circuit Judge Mac Parsons
• Citing Gimmicks And Spending Increases, Sessions To Oppose Appropriations Bill
• What's on your study playlist?
• “This legislation, also known as the mini-bus, is another step in the right dire...
• Yesterday's storms brought in cooler temperatures. Warm up with a nice cup of ho...
• Visit to TR Simmons Elementary
• Statement from Alabama Democrats Chairman Mark Kennedy Regarding Rules Committee Chairmanship
• Bachus Bet on Stock Market Collapse, Made Tens of Thousands in 2008
• Sessions: Debt Deal Includes Yet Another Washington Gimmick To Conceal Deficit Spending
• Comments Policy Reminder: Comments posted by users do not necessarily reflect th...
• Did you receive storm warnings today? If not, sign up for AUM Alert. We will nev...
• Our national debt will pass the $15 trillion mark in the next few days. This wee...
• Please be mindful of the weather today. The National Weather Service has issued...
• As Political Class Calls For Stimulus, Sessions Counters With Middle Class Agenda
• As Troubling Kagan Emails Surface, Sessions Presses Holder For Written Testimony on Kagan's Healthcare Involvement
• In honor of International Education Week, tell us where have you have studied or...
• Shelby: If Congress Had Acted, Housing Market Would Look Different
• If you're a student and you have a meal plan, Dining Services and The Roost are...
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Clarke, Washington and Mobile Counties, Nov 16-17
• This Week in Washington: Time to Pass a Balanced Budget Amendment
• Feeling a little tense? Relax at Destress Fest today, 12-3 p.m., in Taylor Cente...
• Howl at the moon tonight! The Harvest Moon Festival will take place 4-7 p.m. in...
• Happy Veterans Day. Today we honor those who have fought tirelessly to defend ou...
• Sessions Recommends Food Stamp Reform To Supercommittee
• Water has been restored to campus. Normal operations will resume on Friday.
• Shelby: Congress Needs to Hold Financial Regulators Accountable
• Campus closed on Thursday as water repairs continue. Classes have been canceled....
• The Power of a Single Vote - Montgomery Election Information and Polling Places
• Sessions: Latest Solyndra-Style Bankruptcy 'Heightens Concerns About Corporate Favoritism'
• Sessions Outlines Spending Increases And Gimmicks In Appropriations Package
• Shelby Talks Financial Crisis with WSJ
• Day of the Dead celebration today, 12-1:30 p.m., in Taylor Center 230.
• We're out for BLOOD this Halloween! Come share a unit of yours at the LifeSouth...
• This Week in Washington: Mr. Feinberg Comes to Capitol Hill
• Come out tonight and learn more about citizen journalism from one of the nation'...
• Reminder: The Bookstore is closed today to move to its new digs on the second fl...
• Rep. Bonner Questions Ken Feinberg's Performance at Congressional Hearing
• Thunder, Razor, Doc, Lightning or Curtiss? The finalists for the mascot name hav...
• The semester has hit the halfway mark. Come celebrate tonight at Midterm Meltdow...
• The AUM Police Department and Bookstore are moving into their new homes in the r...
• Looking forward to this year's Ag and Industry Tour. We're visiting Cullman and...
• Shriek Week continues today with two opportunities for you to get your "freak" o...
• Halloween Carnival today, 12-4 p.m., in Taylor Center 221-223. Only a blockhead...
• Even fearless Warhawks enjoy a bit of frightful fun.
• This Week in Washington: Health Care Law Suffers Setback, Veterans Job Bill Passes House
• New Book Compares Montgomery’s Past to Present
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Clarke, Washington and Mobile Counties, Oct 26-27
• Sessions Comments After Senate Democrats Oppose Food Stamp Fix To Save Billions In Mishandled Funds
• Great meeting with Cameron from JDRF Alabama.
• I am proud to have cosponsored the Protect Life Act and its passage is an import...
• AUM Shriek Week kicks off Saturday with a trip to Six Flags Over Georgia for Fri...
• Shelby: 30-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage Needs Fact-Based Analysis
• The Student Art Association is printing custom t-shirts today on the Quad, 8 a.m...
• Dickie Drake Follows In GOP Footsteps With Intentional Deceit
• The spring is widely considered "tornado season," but did you know that in Centr...
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for Alabama AL
• Sessions' Amendments Combat Billions In Waste, Gimmicks As He Challenges President To Do The Same
• The Zeta Tau Alpha's "Big Man on Campus" pageant will begin at 7 p.m. on Friday...
• Sessions On CLASS Act Termination: 'Very Troubling Questions Remain'
• What are you doing for lunch today? Consider heading over to Taylor Center 230 f...
• The Alabama Department of Transportation will be resurfacing sections of Taylor...
• Sessions, Ryan: 900 Days Since Senate Democrats Offered Budget Plan Is 'National Disgrace'
• Sessions: Confronting China on Currency Upholds Conservative Values, Strengthens Middle Class
• Tomorrow is the last day to provide feedback on what you think AUM's new mascot...
• Shelby Statement on CLASS Act Abandonment
• Shelby: We Cannot Afford to Be One Step Behind Iran
• Find Alabama Corn Mazes - Get lost in an Alabama haunted Halloween corn maze this season!
• Sessions Praises Passage of China Currency Bill, Laments President's Inaction
• The AUM Association of Nursing Students is hosting a Diaper Drive for the Gift o...
• This Week in Washington: Gulf RESTORE Act Introduced; Groundbreaking for Alabama Veterans Cemetery
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Escambia, Monroe and Baldwin Counties, Oct 12-13
• Chick-n-Grill opens today at The Roost. It's menu centers on one main ingredient...
• Don't miss tonight's poetry reading by Pulitzer Prize winner Natasha Trethewey!
• It's alive! Check out the Mel Brooks horror spoof, "Young Frankenstein," tonight...
• On China Currency, Sessions Makes Appeal: Do We or Don't We Want Manufacturing in America?
• Republicans Continue Push for Accountability at Consumer Bureaucracy
• Shelby Skeptical of FSOC Chances for Success
• Sessions, Snowe Unveil 'Honest Budget Act' To Strip Away Washington's Most Outrageous Gimmicks
• Rep. Bonner Joins Other Gulf Coast Lawmakers in Introducing RESTORE Act
• “Cybersecurity poses some of the most serious economic and national security cha...
• Welcome to Moe's! Today is AUM's monthly fundraiser at Moe's Southwest Grill at...
• Sessions Encourages Adoption Of Biennial Budget Reform
• In honor of Human Trafficking Awareness Month, come view 2008's "Taken" at 8:10...
• Aderholt Traveling Help Desk will be in Red Bay and Double Springs on Thursday,...
• Senate Democratic Caucus News - Legislative Redistricting Public Hearings Begins, Senate Democrats Strongly Encourage Public To Attendand Provide Input
• Can you pull off a great imitation of Beyonce's "Single Ladies"? Do you like to...
• This Week in Washington: Costly Government Regulations Smother Economic Growth
• Come find a friend at the annual AUM Adopt-a-thon on Saturday.
• Students: Don't miss the chance to attend this conference!
• Senator Roger Statement: Navistar's Announcement Of Colbert County Plant
• It's AUM day at Momma Goldberg's Deli on Vaughn Road. Present the linked coupon...
• Senate Democratic Caucus Responds To Republican Caucus Announcement That Beason To Remain As Rules Chairman
• Sessions Addresses Debate Over Disaster Funding In CR
• Cookies! The Speech Language Hearing Association is hosting a Bake Sale today, 1...
• This Week in Washington: President's Tax Increases Will Not Create New Jobs
• 58th Alabama State Chess Championship Tournamnet Report
• Sessions Applauds Senate Committee For Passing Bill To Restore Gulf Coast
• Sessions Asks: What Did Sebelius Know About Health Program's Unsustainable Cost?
• Shelby Statement on Nominations
• Shelby Introduces Financial Regulatory Responsibility Act
• AUM Athletics is hosting an American Red Cross blood drive today, 9 a.m. to 3:30...
• Welcoming South Alabama WWII Veterans to Washington, DC
• Shelby Moves to Defund ObamaCare
• Shelby’s RESTORE Act Passes Senate Committee
• See my most recent floor statement regarding illegal immigration
• Can you dig it?
• At Budget Hearing, Sessions Details "Astounding" Inaccuracies In President's Plan
• Shelby: Our Nation Cannot Afford ObamaCare
• Sessions: No Net Spending Cuts In President's Deficit Plan
• The AUM Gay Straight Alliance is hosting a workshop for the next two evenings on...
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for Alabama AL
• Sessions Remarks On President's Stimulus Plan And Discredited Keynesian Predictions
• SGA is hosting a Town Hall Meeting tonight at 6 p.m. in Taylor Center 223. Come...
• Sessions: NASA Announcement is Good News for Alabama
• I spoke directly with FEMA Director Craig Fugate today, and he acknowledges the...
• Today’s announcement by NASA to move forward with the development of the Space L...
• Shelby Statement on NASA SLS Announcement
• AUM Freshman: Don't forget there's a special performance of Theatre AUM's "Unsee...
• Sessions To White House: Stimulus Plan Sent To Congress Missing Key Information
• Shelby Statement on Government Guarantee for Housing Finance
• Check out AUM's new recruitment video.
• Bonner Staffer to Visit Escambia, Monroe and Baldwin Counties, Sept 14-15
• Bonner Staffer to Visit Clarke, Washington and Mobile Counties, Sept 14-15
• Check out the new Warhawks merch at the campus bookstore.
• This Week in Washington: Government Should Not Get in the Way of Economic Recovery
• Addressing Concerns With Paid For Promise, Sessions Says President Must Submit Debt and Job Plans
• Get the latest Aderholt Address! Not a subscriber? Sign up at www.aderholt.house...
• Sessions Warns That President's New Borrowing Will Weaken Economy
• Americans are looking to Washington to allow businesses to retain and create job...
• AUM Freshman: A special performance of "Unseen," produced by Theatre AUM, is bei...
• Shelby Continues Call for Accountability at Consumer Bureaucracy
• Sessions On President's Upcoming Address: 'A Speech Is No Substitute For A Budget'
• Black and orange. Who is wearing their College Colors today?
• WIAT-CBS coverage of my recent tour of Tuscaloosa to view the recovery process
• Be sure to show off your school spirit by wearing black and orange on Friday for...
• My comments to WAFF-48 on the government phone give away.
• One of AUM's first professors, Oliver Billingslea, has retired after 41 years of...
• The university distributed free mascot items on six occasions last week to hundr...
• Rogers, Aderholt and Emerson Call on Senate and Administration to Ensure Vital D...
• Lightning? Ace? Gump? Willie? The name ideas are pouring in for the new mascot....
• Come meet the professors and get information (and discounts!) on fall courses at...
• The new costumed mascot is going to need a name. Submit your ideas online.
• You don't want to miss today's mascot giveaway item. Meet us in front of Moore H...
• Back to School for Montgomery - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• We know you love the new parking lots, but the lot in front of Moore Hall needs...
• Turnout has been low for today's LifeSouth Blood Drive on campus. Please give bl...
• Warhawk t-shirts are being handed out this morning, 9-11 a.m., in front of the L...
• If you missed out on getting your free Warhawk sports cups today, don't fret. We...
• "The creation of this new Department of Homeland Security working group raises r...
• What do you think the new AUM mascot should be named? Our new feathered friend h...
• The Cashier Office would like to remind students that Friday, Aug. 19., is the r...
• Well, what do you think? The first fan of the new mascot to comment on this post...
• Today we celebrate 91 years of women's suffrage! On this day in 1920, the 19th a...
• Today is the day. Who will it be? Meet us on the Quad for a tailgate celebration...
• Will AUM's new mascot howl, scream or roar? Find out tomorrow at noon on the Qua...
• It started with hundreds of submissions. A committee of faculty, staff and stude...
• The search has ended, but the journey is just beginning. The university's new ma...
• Tonight's the night! Come hear Maria Howell live on the Quad at 7 p.m.
• Thank you Montgomery, Autauga and Elmore Counties for naming AUM the area's best...
• Former AUM student stars in "The Help"
• If you want to be a part of an organization that contributes to AUM school spiri...
• This Week in Washington: Spending Cuts Will Begin with Long Overdue Cultural Change in Washington
• The AUM Bookstore is participating in the state sales tax holiday on Friday and...
• The third and final new student orientation session is planned for Friday. Upper...
• Welcome to Moe's! Present the coupon found at the link below at the East Chase M...
• Sessions Opposes Debt Limit Bill: 'Answer is More Accountability, Not Less'
• “The Wrangler facility is part of the lifeblood of not only Hackleburg but much...
• Shelby Votes "No" on Debt Deal
• Sen. Shelby on Bloomberg: Will Vote "No" on Debt Deal
• Sessions Reacts To Announcement Of Late-Hour Debt Limit Deal
• From now until the start of the fall term, Senator's Cafe will only serve Outtak...
• This Week in Washington: Statesmanship Needed to Settle Debt Crisis
• “The American people do not want Congress to pass a bill that gives the Adminis...
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Clarke, Washington and Mobile Counties August 3 & 4
• Rep. Bonner Votes for Responsible Debt Ceiling Increase
• “The Budget Control Act passed today may not be a perfect piece of legislation,...
• Congratulations to the 200+ students who will receive degrees on Saturday at sum...
• Happening tonight - don't miss it!
• Shelby: We Must Balance Fiscal Responsibility With Education Investments
• "I believe it is vital our debt interest payments are made and our nation's seni...
• Sessions Comments On Reid's Debt Plan
• Sessions On The President's Call For A 'Balanced' Approach On Debt
• Sessions: Reid Bill Achieves Only One-Third Of Promised Cuts
• Shelby Statement on FDIC, OCC, and FSOC Nominations
• Comment Policy Reminder: Comments posted by users do not necessarily reflect the views of Congressman Robert Aderholt, or his Congressional office. We reserve the right to remove any offensive or profane postings.
• Following Cut, Cap, Balance Vote, Sessions Challenges Democrat Leaders To Finally Present Plan Of Their Own
• Senator Shelby Talks Consumer Protection with Gerri Willis on FBN
• Senator Shelby Discusses Consumer Protection, Debt, and Taxes on ABC's 'Subway Series'
• Dr. Rhea Ingram has been named Dean of the School of Business.
• Today the Senate will consider Cut Cap and Balance that the House passed earlier this week. I hope our Senators will join us in getting America back on track.
• Sessions Responds To Democrat Deficit Myths, Calls For Honesty In Facing Debt Crisis
• Shelby WSJ OpEd: Danger of Consumer Czar
• Shelby Introduces Gulf Recovery Bill
• Shelby on Dodd-Frank One-Year: No Mood to Celebrate Just Yet
• Alabama National Fair 2011
• With 'Serious Flaws' In Gang Of Six Summary, Time For President To Lay Cards On Table
• Putting rivalries aside, AUM and AU students are volunteering for Habitat for Humanity in Tuscaloosa this week. We'll post photos as soon as they're available.
• I'm proud to have supported Cut, Cap and Balance that passed in the House last night. I hope the Senate will take swift action on this important legislation.
• Sessions Raises Questions, Concerns Over Gang Of Six Proposal
• Got the end-of-semester blues? Come unwind on Wednesday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at "Don't Stress, It's Just a Test" on the first floor of the Library. The Counseling Center will provide resources and guidance on study skills, test-taking
• Shelby: Consumer Bureau Concerns Are With Accountability, Not Authority
• In 1995 Congress nearly passed a balanced budget amendment... It failed by one vote. And today we are nearly $14.3 trillion in debt.
• Debt Ceiling: Time to Do the Right Thing for America's Future; Gulf Coast Claims Facility Audit
• This evening's concert has been moved indoors, due to inclement weather. Please join us in the Physical Education Complex from 6 to 8 p.m. for a rockin' good time.
• Don't have plans for this evening? Come get funky with D'Zyre at AUM's Summer Concert Series. If it rains, we'll move indoors. Bring your own lawn chairs and picnic fare and have a rockin' good time.
• Shelby: The American People Deserve Transparency, Accountability From the Fed
• Shelby, Thune Question Obamacare Branding Campaign
• Friday is new student orientation. Alums and upperclassmen: What's your favorite memory of freshman year?
• Today, I, along with 60 Members of Congress, sent a letter to President Obama urging him to clarify for the American people that even if a debt ceiling agreement is not reached, the United States will not default on its monthly interest payments, or be u
• Thank you to all of you who answered my question on the debt ceiling yesterday!
• Sessions: No Appropriations Without A Budget
• Rep. Bonner Announces Gulf Coast Claims Facility Audit Language in House Bill
• Tell me your thoughts: Should the debt ceiling be raised?
• Check 1-2. Come out and hear an academic discourse on the role, space and influence of hip hop culture today, 2:45-5 p.m., on the 10th floor of the Library.
• Sessions: Debt Limit Progress Requires President To Give Up Gimmicks
• “As if on cue, the Administration pressed the emergency ‘scare seniors’ button when they feel that spending cuts might win out over tax increases.”
• Congrats Dr. Deal!
• Shelby: Dodd-Frank Did Little to Improve Investor Protection
• Congress failed to probe meltdown
• Shelby Announces Nearly $5.5 Million for Alabama Community Colleges
• The time is now...
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Clarke, Washington and Mobile Counties July 13-14
• A salmon run in Alabama? That's just what happened on June 24th, when AUM housing residents volunteered to sort, label and box thousands of cans of Alaskan salmon donated to the Montgomery Area Food Bank. The event was just one of the many service o
• Gulf Coast Claims Facility Remains Under Scrutiny; July 18 Deadline for Tornado Damage Claims
• Sessions, Ryan Issue Joint Statement On Jobs Report, Call For Senate Action On Budget
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Baldwin, Escambia and Monroe Counties July 12-13
• Field Representative Daniel Tidwell will be in Russellville on Friday, July 15, 2011 to provide assistance to those needing help working with federal agencies.
• Harry Abrams, president of the AUM Alumni Association, congratulates Sabrina Blaum (center) and Leanne Waller (right) on receiving Graduate Study Merit Scholarships. Way to go Sabrina and Leanne!
• Sessions, GOP Senators Warn Reid Against Blocking Budget, Debt Work In Senate
• The Library will be closed Saturday and Sunday for HVAC maintenance. Regular hours will resume on Monday, July 11. The Library's hours for the remainder of this week are: Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., and Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• "Phantom Budget": Sessions Remarks On Unseen Democrat Resolution
• Reminder: The Aderholt Traveling Help Desk will be in Guin and Haleyville on Friday.
• AUM students may purchase season tickets to the AU football games. Get yours while the getting is good.
• Sessions Announces Opposition To Libya Resolution, Urging Dems To "At Once" Begin Budget Work
• “We are concerned that the Obama administration continues to circumvent Congress and use executive branch authority to allow illegal immigrants to remain in the United States"...
• Students and employees: Have you signed up for AUM Alert? The university will never send out messages that aren't of high importance to campus safety and well-being. Sign up today at
• Haleigh Black, 2011 Art Competition winner from the 4th District, and I in Washington
• This Week in Washington: Debt Ceiling Talks Enter “Taxing” Phase; Summer Tourist Season Looking Up
• As Senate Schedule Raises Alarm, Sessions Announces Proposal Requiring Sufficient Time To Review Any Debt Limit Bill
• “Over two hundred and twenty five years ago, British citizens in the American colonies embarked on a course of action that culminated in the formation of the United States of America... In doing so, they established a set of principles and ideals f
• The U. S. Small Business Administration urges residents and business owners in Alabama affected by the severe storms, to return their disaster loan applications for physical damage by the extended deadline of July 18. Please read the note for more infor
• Chilton County Native Completes Internship in Senator Shelby’s Office
• Shelby County Native Completes Internship in Senator Shelby’s Office
• Fairhope Native Completes Internship in Senator Shelby’s Office
• Tuscaloosa Native Completes Internship in Senator Shelby’s Office
• Shelby Announces Graduation of Distinguished Senate Page
• Shelby on the FDIC: Learn From the Past
• Tuscaloosa Native Completes Internship in Senator Shelby’s Office
• Sessions Renews Call: Senate Shouldn't Recess, Should Stay To Work On Debt Ceiling, Budget
• Make sure to follow me on Twitter to keep up with the latest in 140 characters or less!
• I’m pleased to have been appointed by Speaker of the House to the newly formed Cybersecurity Task Force and am looking forward to working with my colleagues to examine current cybersecurity policies and to continue find innovative cybersecurity sol
• District Field Director Paul Housel will be in Guin and Haleyville on Friday, July 8, 2011 to provide assistance to those needing help working with federal agencies.
• Shelby Announces $1,646,000 for University of Alabama in Huntsville
• Shelby Announces Over $8 Million for Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport
• Shelby: We Need a Housing Finance System for All Banks, Big and Small
• The AUM Human Peformance Lab is offering fitness appraisals to the public:
• This Week in Washington: Troop Withdrawal from Afghanistan and Questions Linger About Libya
• Shelby Announces $95,220 for Alabama Fire Departments
• Reminder my District Director Paul will be in Vernon and Fayette today with the Aderholt traveling help desk. Stop by if you need help with a federal agency.
• Reminder my Field Rep Ethan will be in Henagar and Geraldine today with the Aderholt traveling help desk. Stop by if you need help with a federal agency.
• Sessions Responds To Debt Talk Rift, Warns Against 11th Hour Deal
• Shelby: We Can Have the Best Flood Insurance Program in the World
• Our athletes excel on the field and in the classroom. Congratulations to the 83 student-athletes named to the Athletics Academic Honor Roll!
• Sessions On CBO Outlook
• I gave the following speech on the House floor regarding the Senate’s inaction to consider H.R. 2017, the Fiscal Year 2012 Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Appropriations bill, that passed in the U.S. House of Representatives 19 days ago.
• Shelby Announces $796,183 for Local Airports
• Field Representative Ethan Vice will be in Henagar and Geraldine on Friday, June 24, 2011 to provide assistance to those needing help working with federal agencies.
• District Field Director Paul Housel will be in Vernon and Fayette on Friday, June 24, 2011 to provide assistance to those needing help working with federal agencies.
• Come sign up for Weight Watchers today, 201 Education, at noon.
• ICYMI: Leading the Way on Fiscal Discipline
• B'ham News: Shelby leading on disaster relief
• LifeSouth Blood Drive today until 4:30 p.m. in Taylor Center 230.
• FEMA announced yesterday, only one week remains for Alabama disaster survivors to register for federal disaster assistance. Survivors must register with the Federal Emergency Management Agency and return their U.S. Small Business Administration loan app
• This Week in Washington: One Year Later, What Happened to the Recovery Summer?
• Sessions Cosponsors Legislation to Make E-Verify Permanent
• Thanks to everyone who supported the AU and AUM Schools of Nursing by attending today's Mulligans for Masters golf outing!
• Montgomery County is under a Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 1:45 p.m. This storm is located to the south of the City of Montgomery moving east. Hail and strong winds are possible.
• AUM’s 12-week Weight Watchers program is starting up again next week. Tuition, which includes all materials, is $120 and may be split into two payments. If you would like to sign up, show up to the first class on June 22 in room 201 of the Educatio
• Shelby Announces $261,250 for Colbert Heights Volunteer Fire Department
• Shelby, Crapo Concerned by IG Reports on Dodd-Frank Implementation
• Construction Update: The only way to enter Senators Cafe at the moment is through the exterior stairwell near the police dept. Accommodation is available for those with disabilities.
• Shelby Introduces Tornado Tax Relief Bill
• Shelby Statement on SEC and SIPC Nominations
• Happy Flag Day! Today we celebrate the red, white & blue, and the beacon of hope the U.S. flag has represented since it's adoption in 1777. God Bless America!
• Richard Shelby:' We Grew Government, But Did Not Grow Economy'
• Shelby on ABC's 'This Week': 'We Grew Government, Not Economy'
• The next concert is set for July 15.
• This Week in Washington: Energy Independence Demands All-of-the-Above Focus
• The stage is set up for tonight's HELLAKOPTA OF LOVE concert. Who is coming out?
• New student orientation is tomorrow. Alums and upper classmen: What advice would you give freshmen who are just starting out on their college journey?
• Shelby Announces Over $3.1 Million for Regional Airports
• Shelby Calls for Program Revision to Reduce Flood Costs
• Shelby Supports Bipartisan Amendment on Interchange Fees
• Are you ready to rock? HELLAKOPTA OF LOVE will perform at AUM tomorrow night on the Quad, 6-8 p.m.
• With Economic Recovery The Weakest In Modern History, Senate Democrats Deny Country Much-Needed Budget
• Congrats to recent AUM graduate Robin Birdwell!
• Reminder: Please do not park along curbs on campus, especially behind Moore Hall, Library Tower and Goodwyn Hall. Violators will be ticketed and possibly towed.
• Wow! We have 1,999 "likes." Who will make it 2,000?
• This Week in Washington: Time to Settle the Debt Crisis
• Don't forget to leave early enough tomorrow to find a good parking space. The Moore Hall lot was finally closed on Friday. The best parking options are near the Gym and in the new lots near the Taylor Road entrance.
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Clarke, Washington and Mobile Counties June 8-9
• Republicans Pass Legislation Taking $150 Million From Pockets of Hardworking Alabama Families
• Stay cool. The National Weather Service said the local high will be near 100 degrees today, with heat indexes around 104. Stay hydrated and limit extreme physical activity while this weather pattern persists.
• My statement on the Department of Homeland Security Appropriations for Fiscal Year 2012
• Congrats to Steve Crotz, who has been named SSAC Athletic Director of the Year.
• Crisis counseling is available for tornado survivors in Alabama. Call the confidential help line at 1-800-367-0955 or click on the link for more information.
• Rep. Bonner Votes Against Debt Ceiling Increase Without Spending Cuts
• Today, I voted against raising the debt limit. We cannot afford to continue to accommodate this type of spending and move forward with yet another blind increase of the debt limit. To create jobs and save our country from national bankruptcy, we must sto
• Did everyone find parking this morning? For now, the lot in front of Moore Hall is still open (and packed). The two small lots near the redesigned main entrance are open too and, as of 9 a.m., were nearly empty.
• East Parking Lots 1 and 2 will be closed tomorrow through the rest of summer. Read more at the attached link and plan your route.
• This Week in Washington: Fixing Medicare a Job for Democrats and Republicans
• Senate Republican Super Majority Ignores the People of Alabama and Passes Three-Minute Plan for Congressional Redistricting
• Bonner Staffer to Visit Monroe and Escambia, June 1, and Baldwin June 2
• Rep. Bonner Welcomes Reopening of McIntosh Splenda Plant and 100 Local Jobs
• More Misplaced Priorities: Republicans Vote To Cut Retirees Coming and Going
• Senate Republicans’ Continued Misplaced Priorities - Remove Medicaid Money In Genral Fund To Pay For Pork Project In Education Budget
• Sessions: 'Shameful Display' From Reid, Senate Dem Leaders On Budget
• The Cashier Office would like to remind students that Friday, May 27th is the registration cancellation deadline. All student accounts must be paid in full or covered by financial aid to avoid registration cancellation. Learn more at
• “It’s a great honor to be named an ACU Conservative for my work in the 111th Congress,” said Aderholt. “I’m proud to have supported strong conservative principles in the last Congress and to continue fighting for traditional
• Shelby Announces $76,551 for Franklin County Fire Department
• Shelby: The American Taxpayer is No. 1 Priority
• "If you look at the number of storms we've had just in the last month, they could quite honestly run out of money before the end of the year," said Rep. Robert Aderholt (R., Ala.), referring to FEMA's ability to continue to provide em
• "Under the best-case scenario, the disaster relief fund will essentially run dry before the end of the year. That means sometime in mid- to late summer, FEMA will have to freeze its recovery operations and only fund what they call 'immediate ne
• “We just want to make sure that [FEMA is] not running real low by the end of the fiscal year,” he [Congressman Aderholt] said Tuesday.
• Sessions And Ayotte, Joined By All GOP Senators, Press Reid For Action On Stalled Senate Budget
• May South Alabama Town Meetings
• Congrats to the women's tennis team, who won their 11th national championship over the weekend!
• This Week in Washington: Bonner Legislation Focuses on Gulf Coast Restoration
• Are you ready for Cinco de Pongo?
• 750 Days Since Senate Dems Have Passed A Budget
• Sessions Replies To Conrad Announcement On Democrat Budget
• Shelby: Six-Year Reauthorization Best for SAFE-TEA
• Momma wants you to eat right and support AUM Athletics. Present the coupon found at the link below, and 20 percent of the proceeds from today's sales at the Vaughn Road location will go back to support AUM.
• Shelby Talks Fiscal Responsibility with Lou Dobbs
• Area fourth graders have invaded campus this week for the 11th annual Montgomery County Water Festival.
• School's out for summer! (unless you're attending summer term). What are your plans?
• Shelby Talks Diamond, Debt and Budget on Fox Business
• Congrats to the Class of 2011!!!
• This Week in Washington: Tackling High Gas Prices Requires Leadership
• Congratulations graduates! Spring commencement will be held Saturday in the Physical Education Complex as follows: 10 a.m., Nursing, Education and Liberal Arts; 2 p.m., Business and Sciences. Supreme Court Justice Kelli Wise will serve as commencement sp
• Rep. Bonner Holds Congressional Town Meetings, May 16-19
• An important step on the road to recovery is debris removal. If you were affected by the April tornadoes, there is some information that may help make it easier on my website:
• AUM students and alumni: Submit your design concept for a new campus sculpture. Learn more at:
• Shelby: More Details Needed from FSOC
• Shelby: Diamond is Not the Right Person for This Job
• As Details Emerge On Dem Budget Plan, Sessions Previews New Committee Analysis On Deficit Reduction
• Disaster survivors--Make sure to register with FEMA. Even if you have insurance, you should not put off applying, many may have losses not covered by auto or homeowners’ policies.The same goes for renters. You can register by phone at FEMA at 1.8
• NCATS Program Needs Further Study
• Congratulations to the 2011 Chancellor's Scholars! Pictured with Chancellor John Veres are: Delia Sescioreanu, School of Business; Carlie Ainsworth, School of Education; Leah Sawyer, School of Sciences; Emily Young, School of Liberal Arts. Not pictu
• The Tides Loads of Hope Truck is in Alabama! Visit the West End Laundromat in Cullman at 1418 4th Street SW. Each family can bring two loads of laundry, per day and the folks at Tide will wash, dry and fold it. For more information visit:
• Did you hear? AUM Athletics has added Men's and Women's Cross Country to its line-up of varsity sports. Competition begins at the NAIA level this fall.
• American Banker: Shelby 'Gatekeeper' for Banking Nominations
• Shelby: In the End, the FCIC Did Not Matter
• Sessions Concerned By White House Meeting, Stalled Budget From Senate Democrats
• Catch me on the Matt Murphy show on @100wapi tomorrow morning at 9:05 CST/10:05 EST. List live:
• I’ll be live with Al Taylor on @WQSB tomorrow morning at 8:45 CST/ 9:45 EST. Listen live:
• The No. 10-ranked AUM Senators baseball team has not only been chosen to play in the 2011 NAIA Baseball Championship, but AUM has also been selected one of nine host sites for the opening round.
• This Week in Washington: Obama Bin Laden's Death, Tornado Recovery, Honoring Honor Flight Veterans
• Rep. Bonner Introduces Gulf Coast Restoration Act
• Tornado Survivors: Make sure to register with FEMA
• Sessions Asks HUD for Action Plan to Help Alabama Tornado Victims
• Happy Cinco de Mayo! If you missed the celebration hosted by AUM Diversity and Multicultural Affairs this afternoon, Es una lástima!
• Walker County Red Cross
• Central Alabama Red Cross - Montgomery
• Tallapoosa County Chapter of the American Red Cross
• Cherokee County Red Cross
• Calhoun County Red Cross
• National Guard Armory
• Jackson County Red Cross
• Cullman County Chapter
• Talladega County Chapter of the American Red Cross
• Limestone County Chapter American Red Cross
• Shelby: 'This is Hell'
• Shelby Discusses CFPB Letter to Obama: No Accountability, No Confirmation
• Dekalb County Chapter American Red Cross
• Northwest Alabama Red Cross
• St. Clair County Red Cross
• Morgan-Lawrence County Chapter
• Old Ashley Furniture Store
• Madison - Marshall County Chapter
• Walker County
• West Alabama Chapter - Tuscaloosa American Red Cross
• Etowah County Chapter of the American Red Cross
• 44 U.S. Sens. to Obama: No Accountability, No Confirmation
• Thanks for your votes. I have been elected most beloved campus critter. Take THAT, feral cat!
• Please download FEMA's "Help After Disaster" guide
• West Alabama Food Bank
• Community Food Bank of Central Alabama
• Franklin County
• Coaling Town Hall
• DeKalb County
• Blount County Red Cross
• Bibb County American Red Cross
• Food Bank of North Alabama
• Birmingham Area Chapter American Red Cross
• Tuscaloosa County
• Jefferson County
• Tide "Loads of Hope"
• Cullman County
• Shelby: Labor Spending Reductions Do Not Go Far Enough
• Please visit the Resources for Business section on my website
• Please visit the Resources for Giving and Volunteering section on my website
• Please visit the Resources for Tornado Victims section on my website
• Survivors –individuals, business owners -- of the recent storms and tornadoes in Alabama who suffered damage should apply for disaster assistance with the Federal Emergency Management Agency – even if you have insurance or aren’t sure y
• With Committee Markup Possible Next Week, Sessions Says Nation Can't Afford A Closed Process
• The SGA has organized "AUM for Alabama," a donation drive for Tuscaloosa storm victims. Donation boxes are located in the Library Tower, Taylor Center, Clement Hall, Education/Liberal Arts Building, North Commons and in the Gym. Please drop off
• In Case You Missed It: Storm Survivors Turn to Faith, Federal Government
• The AUM Early Childhood Center is collecting supplies for the children who were victims of last week's devastating tornados. Donations will be collected through Friday, May 6, and will be delivered to Tuscaloosa and Walker counties on Saturday. Drop
• The Alabama Emergency Management Agency has scheduled a Public Assistant Applicant Briefing for St. Clair County tomorrow, May 4th at 10AM at the St. Clair County Courthouse, County Commission Chambers, 1815 Cogswell Avenue, Pell City, AL.
• The Alabama Emergency Management Agency has scheduled a Public Assistant Applicant Briefing for Jefferson County today at 3PM at Bessemer Civic Center, 1130 9th Avenue SW, Bessemer, Al 35022
• The Alabama Emergency Management Agency has scheduled a Public Assistant Applicant Briefing today at 10AM at Cullman City Hall, 201 2nd Avenue NE, Cullman, AL.
• Shelby Commends Generosity, Resilience in Wake of Alabama Tornadoes
• Sessions: Bin Laden's Death An Important Victory In Larger Struggle
• This Week in Washington: Assisting Alabama's Tornado Victims; First 100 Days of New Congress
• Senator Shelby Talks About the Disaster in Alabama on Fox News
• Senator Shelby on Bin Laden's Death and the Alabama Tornadoes
• Cullman Times: Shelby: 'This is Hell'
• Sen. Shelby Discusses Bin Laden and Alabama Tornadoes with Bloomberg
• Shelby Presses FEMA to Assist All Tornado Victims
• Lieutenant Governor Most Partisanin Alabama History
• Alabama Congressional Delegations Asks President To Declare Disaster Area In Alabama
• Sessions Issues Statement On Storm Devastation
• Sessions Anticipates Vote On President's Budget
• Aderholt Statement on Devastating Alabama Tornadoes
• Ala Delegation Supports Gov Bentley Request for Disaster Declaration for Alabama
• FEMA Administrator Joins Shelby in AL
• Shelby Discusses Tornado Disaster in Tuscaloosa
• As tornadoes continue to hit AL, my thoughts & prayers are w/ those affected. For up to the min weather updates visit
• Check out the new issue of AUMNIBUS.
• The campus will be brimming with cuteness today. Tots from the Early Childhood Center will lead a parade through the quad at 9:30 a.m. From 3:15 to 3:45 p.m., they will man treat stands in front of Goodwyn Hall, Clement Hall and the Education Building. I
• Check out the many events planned for Diversity Week.
• This Week in Washington: House Awaits Serious Deficit Reduction Response from the President
• The Montgomery Sheriff's Office is hosting an Easter Egg Hunt on campus Saturday, 4-6 p.m., on Senator’s Drive near the AUM soccer field and North Parking Lot. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact the Sherrif
• Faculty and staff: Spring Fling on the Quad today, 11-1.
• Democrats Fight Efforts By GOP To Take Over Retirement Systems And Create Political Republican-Controlled Boards
• Do you Foursquare?
• Reminder: The launch party for the 2011 "Filibuster" student literary journal is tonight at 5:15 in Taylor Center 214.
• Budget Committee Republicans Ask Obama To Submit New Budget By May 15
• Come out tonight for "Geographic Information Systems and First Response: AUM and the Japan Disaster." Held in the Liberal Arts Tech Wing 310, 6:20 p.m. to 7:35 p.m.
• The 2011 issue of Filibuster will be released on Wednesday. Pick up your copy at the launch party on April 20: The latest issue of AUMNIBUS is also fresh off the electronic press at
• Shelby Announces $4 Million for Major Drainage Improvements
• Shelby Announces $ 716,084 for Alabama Fire Departments
• Shelby Saves Over 500 Jobs at Marshall Space Flight Center by Commissioning NASA to Build Heavy-Lift Rocket
• Shelby: Dodd-Frank Hampers Regulators
• Shelby Awarded National Taxpayers Union 2010 “Taxpayers’ Friend Award”
• Shelby: Flat Tax Could Mean a Tax Return the Size of a Postcard
• In case you haven't noticed, Senator's Cafe now offers a daily $5 lunch special.
• This Week in Washington: Oil Spill Anniversary and House Passes $38.5 Billion in Spending Cuts
• Sessions Responds to President's Speech: 'Vision' Presented Was Big Government
• “A shrimp caught amongst fighting whales gets its back broken.” This belief has provided the rationale for much of North Korea's foreign policy over the past 63 years and will be discussed at “The North Korean Paradox” Thursd
• Senator Shelby Talks Budget Cuts and Debt Ceiling with Bloomberg's Peter Cook
• Check out this story about the work Professor Winemiller and our GIS students are doing to aid Japan.
• Sessions Calls on President to Submit New, Concrete Budget Plan to Congress
• Shelby Announces $2 Million for Infrastructure Improvements
• Lecture tonight "Understanding George Orwell's 'Animal Farm': A Short History of the Russian Revolution (and Why Men Really are Pigs Sometimes). Presented by Dr. Lee Farrow at 6:20 p.m. in Goodwyn 110.
• Part II: Senator Shelby Talks Shutdown, Budget Cuts with David Asman on FBN's Nightly Scoreboard
• Shelby Announces $ 627,958 for Alabama Fire Departments
• Part I: Senator Shelby Talks Shutdown, Budget Cuts with David Asman on FBN's Nightly Scoreboard
• Shelby Announces $365,033 for State Highways
• This Week in Washington: Shutdown or Deal, The Serious Issues Lie Ahead
• This Has Always Been A Debate About Spending-And The American People Get It
• Senator Shelby talks looming shutdown with Lou Dobbs: If not now, when?
• Alabama Senate Democratic Caucus Pushes Agendafor Working Alabama Families
• Sessions Responds To Latest Developments On Spending Negotiations, Potential Shutdown
• Hey "Twilight" fans, ever wonder why Edward and Bella are such Debussy fans? Learn more about the composer tonight at 6:20 p.m. in Goodwyn 110, when Dr. Mark Benson will discuss "The Golden Section in Claude Debussy’s La Mer" as
• Today is Higher Education Day. It's not too late to go down to the Capitol and get involved. www.higheredpartners.org
• Shelby discusses possible "hidden" gas tax on Fox Business Network
• Sessions Applauds House Republican Budget, Reprimands Irresponsibility Of Democrat Leaders
• Bonner Staffer to Visit Baldwin, Escambia and Monroe Counties April 6-7
• Sessions: 9/11 Terrorists Will Rightly Remain At GITMO, But Administration's Rationale Remains Flawed
• This Week in Washington: President Signals Shift to More Oil and Gas Drilling
• The Chamber of Commerce yesterday presented me with the Spirit of Enterprise award in recognition of my voting record in support of economic growth and job creation. While I have received the award consistently over the years, each time it is awarded I a
• AUM photographer Frank C. Williams captures spring blossoms on campus this week.
• AUM professor Denise Davis-Maye was interviewed by world renowned author Michael Eric Dyson on his NPR show this week. Listen online at the attached link.
• Spring Fest continues tonight with a Safari Party, 8 p.m. to Midnight, in Taylor Center 230. Pizza and drinks will be served. Rock your cargo shorts and plain white Ts.
• Way to go!
• Shelby: We Must Balance Health Care with Fiscal Responsibilities
• Congratulations to Darius Pettway, the new SGA president for 2011-2012. Outgoing president Delia Sescioreanu has done a great job and will be missed.
• Shelby: Congress Needs to Do Its Homework on Housing Reform
• Dr. Terry Winemiller and students in the GIS program are making a difference in Japan.
• Shelby: Congress Needs to Do Its Homework on Housing Reform
• As of this evening, we now have 1,700 "likes" on the AUM Facebook page. What kind of posts do you want from us?
• The Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs will present "From Slavery to Freedom: The Jewish Passover," a Passover Seder, tonight, 6-7:30 p.m., in Taylor Center 230.
• Shelby Announces $411,000 for University of Alabama Transit System
• This Week in Washington: Launching New Shipbuilding Jobs; Military Action in Libya Raises Questions
• Come chat with the chancellor, Dr. John Veres, from 12-1 p.m. today in the Senator's Cafe.
• Shelby Announces $662,928 for Alabama Fire Department
• Weight Watchers meetings start today at noon in 111 Goodwyn Hall. Stop in if you're interested in joining.
• Sessions, Hatch Ask Medicare Trustees To Account For Medicare Double Counting In Next Estimate On Medicare Solvency
• Yummy vegetables from the AUM community garden are on sale this week in Taylor Center 133. Winter crops of carrots, beets and turnip greens have been harvested, and they can be yours for a small donation to the Montgomery Food Bank.
• All good things must come to an end. Welcome back from Spring Break, AUM students. The Senators Cafe, Bookstore and all offices will resume normal hours on Monday.
• The Most Irresponsible Spending Plan In Our Time'
• Shelby: TARP is No Success
• Shelby Announces $46,800 for Selma Volunteer Fire Department
• Congress Should Cut Its Own Budget To Have Credibility On Spending, Sessions Says
• Due to construction, East Drive will be closed to all traffic on Thursday, March 17, and Friday, March 18, from the intersection of East Drive and Senator's Drive to the entrance to Moore Hall (from the Chancellor's parking lot to the nursing b
• Yesterday I voted for what hopefully will be the last short term funding bill for 2011, bringing the spending cuts to $10 billion so far. We cannot continue to borrow 40 cents out of every dollar spent. Congress needs to commit to reduced spending for th
• The Case For Growth: Sessions Lists Benefits Of Discretionary Cuts
• Montgomery County Commission delays vote on school bond again
• Prattville council won't meet tonight
• Discrimination lawsuit against ASU going to trial
• 63-year-old man charged in sex assault on teen at Montgomery YMCA
• Down on the farm: Downtown area begins growing
• Shelby: Will We Seize or Squander the Opportunity for Reform?
• While many college students flock to the warm beaches of Panama City and Cancun this time of year, 15 students from Auburn University at Montgomery are "Freezin' for a Reason" - spending their spring break volunteering in chilly Anchorage,
• This Week in Washington: Federal Spending Showdown in Full Swing; Time for "American" Energy Policy
• Happy Spring Break! The AUM Bookstore will be closed all week, resuming regular hours March 21. The Senators Cafe will be open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on M-F, but will be closed the 19th and 20th.
• ASU fans welcome SWAC champs
• Coliseum's future uncertain
• 'Unforgettable' bash: Singer remembered; 5 students awarded scholarships
• ASU students dig into landscaping project
• Campaign for Liberty event draws dozens in Millbrook
• History buffs get research tips
• Ministry founders urge residents take a stand against crime
• Prattville sales tax proposal up in the air
• Wild, wild West
• Montgomery residents seek news from loved ones in Japan
• Sign program to encourage awareness, respect for river
• Maxwell Boulevard gate to be closed
• Man sentenced in Prattville stabbing; guilty plea accepted in Millbrook homicide
• Local man indicted on tax fraud charges
• Black male leaders reach out to students at event
• Spring Break is here! Where is everyone headed?
• → Auburn University at Montgomery: The Cafe seems to be out of everything but chips, sodas and snacks.
• Unemployment increases for state, area
• Addressee's daughter receives mysterious 1944 letter
• Pike Road mulls tax to fund school
• No bond for man accused in 'Critter Man' death
• Students have a ball with new fitness programs
• Montgomery man pleads guilty to tax conspiracy
• Woman gets 46 months for tax fraud
• Man gets 30 years in kidnapping
• Air Force unveils teamwork award
• Shelby Announces $1,603,357 for Local Airports
• Shelby Announces $812,849 for Local Airports
• Shelby Announces $676,122 for Local Airports
• Shelby Announces $1,836,889 for Alabama Fire Departments
• Shelby/Ingraham Talk Diamond Nomination
• Shelby Announces $718,840 for Local Airports
• Shelby Blasts "Global Mortgage Servicing Settlement"
• Shelby: Pull the Plug on NPR
• State offers reward for information on missing Montgomery woman
• Convicted murderer's bid for new trial denied
• Josh Moon: Illegal immigration debate has reached absurd level
• Absentee voting for Montgomery City Council District 7 runoff starts today
• Montgomery BOE districts to be redrawn
• Local heavy rain leads to minor flooding
• Prosperity Or Decline, Sessions Lays Out Competing Visions At Deficit Hearing
• Wash. Post: Fed pick is likely to be blocked again
• Shelby: We Must Get Serious About Entitlement Reform
• The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood watch for central Alabama in effect through Wednesday evening. Extended periods of moderate to heavy rainfall will be possible, and conditions may develop that lead to flash flooding. Please keep info
• Montgomery City Council District 7: Ives, Lee in runoff
• Montgomery school board talks job cuts
• Lawsuit moved to Autauga County
• Man dies after two-vehicle collision
• Work on Pike Road trail to begin in April
• Fresh Market to move to new location
• Area may see flooding today
• Agreement keeps Fairview Ave. farmers market open
• The Senators Café has reopened and is selling pre-packed food items and bottled beverages. The schedule for the rest of the week is: • Tuesday: 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Wednesday: 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Thursday: 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Friday:
• Shelby: Diamond Is Not the Right Person for the Job
• Rodeo clown ready to entertain fans
• Sign to commemorate Montgomery's flood event
• MPS' magnet-lottery process unfolds
• First-aid training set for March 19
• Ramps at two I-65 exits to close today
• Big-rig incident backs up Montgomery traffic
• Rep. Bonner Announces Library of Congress Exhibit in Daphne March 11-12
• Due to a boiler malfunction, Senators Café will close today at 2 p.m. and remain closed until it can bring in deli items like sandwiches. A permanent replacement boiler is on order, but the Café is working to bring in a temporary boiler and
• This Week in Washington: Hold Boeing Accountable on Tanker; Staying the Course on Spending Cuts
• The March 4 issue of Aumnibus is now online.
• New chiefs to help oversee planning, coordinate work in departments
• 'Every quilt has a story': Quilters put time, love into art
• Montgomery City Council District 7: Will increased spending lead to larger voter turnout?
• Wetumpka student wins oratory contest
• Inaugural art show a collaborative effort
• High schools doing more to prepare students for workforce
• Your resume must show your value to employers
• Top congressmen join in civil rights pilgrimage
• Rain-drenched athletes compete in duathlon
• Frank Lee Youth Center under scrutiny after latest escape
• Planners re-imagine Maxwell Blvd.
• Prattville festival set for March 26
• McMillan hopes to keep State Farmers Markets open
• $200,000 donation keeps program open
• HBCU conference may become annual event
• Project may help families 'Arise'
• RSA chief's daughter found dead
• Who turned out the lights? Campus will be closed Sunday morning due to a planned power outage.
• Sessions Comments On "Stunningly Inadequate" Spending Plan From Democrat Leaders
• Rep. Bonner Responds to EADS Decision Not to Protest AF Tanker Award
• Shelby Announces $32,965,078 for Alabama State Veterans' Home
• Sales tax receipts up in Montgomery
• Board making progress on new schools
• Damage in counties caused by tornado
• Public planning meeting tonight
• Wet weekend in forecast
• Man gets life in prison for '09 murder
• Urban farm on track after delay
• Flowers spur health care talk
• Ex-Montgomery police officer charged with sex abuse of juvenile
• East Montgomery to get VA clinic
• Today I introduced the Free and Fair Trade Act to protect sleeping bag manufacturing jobs in Haleyville from unfair competition overseas. This bill will protect jobs in the 4th District and help our economy.
• Shelby: End Cap-and-Trade for Good
• Josh Moon: There has to be a better way than taking from teachers
• Montgomery to be site of NAACP conference
• Montgomery man sentenced for tax fraud, ID theft
• Montgomery woman stabs her boyfriend
• Montgomery City Council District 7: White collected 200 voter signatures to qualify
• Montgomery City Council District 7: Snyder wants stronger neighborhood groups
• Autauga County, Prattville libraries cut hours, personnel
• Group of formerly incarcerated people visit area, discuss prison reform
• Auditions Saturday for talent show in Montgomery
• 5 of 11 ASU students arrested are athletes
• 2 Montgomerians face charges in Tuscaloosa bank robbery
• Sessions: Reductions In Spending Must Be Sustained
• Shelby Announces $1.3 Million for Montgomery Regional Airport
• Shelby Announces $1.6 Million for Huntsville Regional Airport
• Shelby Announces $3,719,399 for Alabama Fire Departments
• Tri-county superintendents: Schools to feel proration's effects for long time
• Singer/actor LaTour, 84, dies in Los Angeles
• Montgomery officers take oath at ceremony
• Prattville council aprroves raising sewer fee
• Montgomery City Council District 7: Smith looking at tackling blight, poverty issues
• Montgomery City Council OKs SmartCode zoning for Old Cloverdale
• Montgomery City Council District 7: Sankey to help revitalize area, bring in business
• Minister says it's time for Montgomery to move past racial history
• Center accepting nominees for award
• Magazine names Montgomery's Garden District one of best
• Nancy Azara art show opening on March 3 at 3 p.m. in the Goodwyn Hall Gallery. The artist's mixed media collages of mylar, paper, paint and sometimes wood chips, are about time in relation to memory and personal history.
• Montgomery police arrest two in Sunday slaying
• Residents help plan Maxwell Boulevard area's future
• Autauga County investigators track home invasion suspect to Fla.
• Montgomery officials pitch bills with fees, fines to local legislators
• Montgomery County Commission delays vote on bond issue for schools
• Prattville pays $1.6M on $3.1M bridge loan
• Panel seeking ways to create jobs in the private sector
• Area farmers markets to stay open another week
• Montgomery City Council District 7 candidates: Ives says business experience makes her right choice
• Bishop-Parker Furniture reopens after flood
• The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for central Alabama, including Montgomery, until 7 p.m. Please keep informed of the weather and act safely.
• Bonner Staffer to Visit Clarke, Washington and Mobile Counties March 2-3
• Congrats to "The King's Speech" for winning the Oscar for best film. What was your favorite movie this year?
• This Week in Washington: Tanker Decision Raises Serious Questions; House Passes Major Spending Cuts
• Montgomery City Council District 7: Kirkwood already working with council
• Montgomery City Council District 7: Lee says time is right to run for office
• Aircraft, car collide on road in Lee County
• CRIME BRIEFS: Televisions, tools reported stolen
• Eve's Circle founder talks unity
• Jewish food items a big draw at annual festival
• 1 killed, 1 injured in separate Montgomery shootings
• Rally at Ala. Capitol to support Wis. state workers draws 100+
• Event at mall touts weather preparedness
• Farmers markets' closings upset customers
• Flag football, music big draw for all ages
• MPS changes will affect all in Montgomery County
• Pedestrian dies in traffic accident in Montgomery
• Josh Moon: Alabama SupremeCourt serving as safety net for big business
• ALABAMIANS IN THE MILITARY
• Police, firefighters, EMTs show support
• Welcome home: Injured Montgomery police officer returns
• Officer indicted on fraud, ID theft charges
• Pleasant weekend ahead; storms Monday
• MPS meeting on RIF postponed
• MPD honors Volunteers in Police Service
• Brown's wife recalls husband's journey
• Five indicted in 2010 homicide
• DA completes review of Prattville finances
• ASU president speaks out on fight
• Bonner Staffer to Visit Baldwin, Escambia and Monroe Counties March 1-2
• Exchange Club honors two Montgomery police officers
• Near unanimous vote makes MPS closures, changes official
• Police: Custody dispute led to 'Critter Man's' killing
• Prattville residents weigh in on mayor's proposed budget
• Montgomery makes personnel changes meant to boost local economy
• It's official: Murphy is Montgomery's new police chief
• Former Montgomery police officer pleads guilty to theft
• Injured Montgomery motorcycle officer returning home today
• District 7 hopefuls get earfull from constituents at forum
• Census shows tri-county area population grew in last 10 years
• Orange Out rival Faulker University at Saturday's back-to-back men's and women's basketball games at 2 and 4 p.m. Free admission to AUM faculty, staff and students with ID.
• Rep. Bonner Reacts to Air Force Tanker Decision
• Get in the game! Jim Huntley, executive director for digital games at THQ, will discuss marketing and design today, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., in Goodwyn Hall 208.
• District 7 candidate forum tonight
• Students ready to thrill audience
• Proposals for school closures and consolidations
• MPS, county discuss funding
• BOE to vote today on closures, consolidations
• Applications for school academies due in March
• Blue-Gray game executive director remembered for his dedication
• Jubilee CityFest organizers add fireworks show set to music to festival
• Some bus routes change March 7
• Police crack down 'bath salts' drug
• BOE officially requests funding
• Parts of I-85 to close for work
• Funding approved for Outer Loop
• State farmers markets closing
• Fight breaks out in ASU cafeteria
• In case you missed it, during the early hours of Saturday morning, I voted for the single largest spending cut in modern history -- a $100 Billion CR budget reduction from the President’s budget. This is the first of many steps by the House to trim
• Spring Break is just a few weeks away (week of March 14th). What do you have planned?
• Center provides vocational, educational and personal support for youths
• 1 killed, 2 injured in Alexander City fire
• Board certified teachers say process grueling, but worth it
• Believe It campaign to aid MPS' success
• Economic development project to be announced today
• Check out the latest issue of Aumnibus.
• Hey students: Looking for an internship that's supercalifragilisticexpialidocious? Disney cast members will be on campus this week recruiting for the Disney College Program. Come to an information session to learn more: Feb. 23, 5 p.m., 109 Goodwyn
• This Week in Washington: Keeping the Pressure on BP's Poorly-Run Claim System
• Mary B's closes after nearly 60 years
• Historic church honors history through music
• Civil rights icons honored at 13th annual Vigil for Victims of Hate and Violence
• Crime briefs: Monument at historic home damaged
• Event celebrates 150th anniversary of Confederate president's inauguration
• Dressing appropriately for interviews important
• Election could affect Montgomery City Council's outlook on contingency funds
• Know how jobs are created, focus on specific career field
• Re-enactment, parade attract large crowd
• Mardi Gras parade cruises through downtown Prattville
• The Queen of Hearts is trying her hand at chess this weekend. Learn more at
• Sewell's election a reminder of black women's progress, struggle
• Manufacturers to remove gaming machines from Alabama casinos
• Bentley: Budget cuts are coming
• Prattville Police chief to retire
• One Court Square gets new name
• Montgomery District 7 candidate pulls out of race
• Court grants liquor license to business after Prattville's denial
• Charrette hosted today for Renaissance community
• → Auburn University at Montgomery: From Julia Sugarbaker to Southern vampires, the AUM Southern Studies Conference has something for everyone. Come out today and Saturday and learn something new about the South. www.aum.edu/aumlac
• Re-enactment of Davis' inauguration Saturday
• Montgomery figure Thomas Bell dies
• Jeff Davis closes after prank call
• Mother, wife returns home after being detained for two years
• Across the South, the Civil War still divides residents
• Vigil for Victims of Hate and Violence set for Sunday
• Montgomery District 7 hopefuls discuss the issues
• Montgomery to install more red-light cameras
• Jett Williams speaks at Alabama Department of Archives and History
• Area, state officials discuss Montgomery-area education
• Sessions to Geithner: Grow the Economy, Not the Government
• A friendship is put to the test over a piece of artwork in Theatre AUM's new production of the 1998 Tony Award winner, "Art," opening tonight at 7:30. Free to AUM students, employees and alumni.
• Looking for lunch? Come out and have Pizza with the Provost today, 12-1 p.m., in room 221 of the Taylor Center. The event is co-sponsored by the national leadership society Omicron Delta Kappa.
• Shelby: The Dodd-Frank Party is Over
• Shelby: The Dodd-Frank Party is Over
• Shelby Announces $403,675 for Alabama Fire Departments
• Jewish Food Festival on Feb. 27
• Wetumpka man charged in stabbing
• Former Prattville mayor enjoying new position at ADECA
• Josh Moon: MPS indecision doesn't inspire confidence
• Josh Moon: MPS indecision doesn't inspire confidence
• MPS to hold vote on school changes Feb. 24
• Girls charged, may face expulsion in Carver prank
• Child accidentally struck by vehicle
• DA critical of Prattville inquiry
• ASU celebration honors legends
• Sessions: President's Budget: 'Unserious Response to Serious Situation'
• The MLA lecture series continues this evening with "Voltaire's Candide: A Critique of the Enlightenment?" at 6:20 p.m. in 110 Goodwyn Hall. The free event will be presented by Dr. Pamela Gay, instructor of international studies.
• Company presents laptop computer for military
• District 6 councilman wants investigation of Prattville finances
• Council members voice opinions on Montgomery school changes
• Prattville mayor submits $33.6M budget
• Mayor says property's discounted price an incentive for development
• HOW SCHOOLS WILL BE AFFECTED
• Montgomery BOE to vote on closures, zoning changes today
• Bruno Mars, Janelle Monae to jam at Jubilee
• Bruno Mars, Janelle Monae to jam at Jubilee
• ABC leaders: Privatizing state liquor sales a hard sell
• The Psychology Club is hosting a bake sale today through Thursday outside the Taylor Center computer lab. Made-from-scratch goodies will be baked each morning, including white chocolate chip with cherry cookies, giant chocolate chip cookies, mini cheesec
• How ironic… on the two-year anniversary of the failed nearly trillion dollar stimulus program, House Republicans are presenting a budget this week that cuts $100 billion on the House floor.
• Prattville names Brown interim fire chief
• Montgomery County revenue officials to continue search for software system replacement
• MPS officials discuss questions, complaints on school proposals
• Shelby: Claims Process Remains Inconsistent and Lacks Transparency
• Police, families respond to false alarm at Carver
• Montgomery County leaning toward helping pay for east-side high school
• Justice Department checks accessibility of Montgomery buildings
• Autauga County grand jury to hear 200+ cases
• Sessions: President's Budget 'A Blueprint For Losing The Future'
• AUM celebrated Homecoming 2011 on Saturday, Feb. 12. This year’s theme was “Catch the Spirit,” and numerous festivities were planned to celebrate the university’s tradition of excellence.
• The American Spiritual Ensemble has performed around the world, delighting audiences with dynamic renditions of classic spirituals, jazz tunes and Broadway numbers that highlight the African-American experience. Tonight they're at AUM, presenting a
• This Week in Washington: After a Month in Office, New House Having an Impact
• Brothers never gave up on justice
• Prattville looks to continue support for Navistar LPGA Classic
• CRIME BRIEFS
• Local florists ready for Cupid's arrows
• Happy Valentine's Day! Thumbs up if you love being an AUM Senator!
• Racial past affecting future of Montgomery Public Schools
• Forced integration had long-lasting impact
• Students withstood, learned from, experience
• Former Carver students: Hard feelings not about race
• Montgomery Zoo welcomes new inhabitants
• Biscuit Bunch welcomes new batch of members
• Church clothes closet helps area residents stay warm
• Art exhibit commemorates attack on Freedom Riders
• TIMELINE
• Acing job interviews requires preparation
• Happy Homecoming! The King and Queen will be crowned at 3:30, between men's and women's bball games. A hypnotist show, fireworks, and an alumni reception are also on the agenda. Come out and catch the spirit!
• MPS: Floyd students won't move
• Prattville council to hold special meeting Monday night
• Montgomery council candidate, minister discuss race relations
• Arrest made in Tuesday homicides
• Prattville mayor asks fire chief to hand in resignation
• This is a startling statistic: The U.S. is currently more than $14 trillion in debt, a record high, & dangerously close to surpassing our national GDP (currently $14.4 trillion). This debt is equal to about $45,500 per American and $127,500 per taxpa
• Shelby Joins Johnson in Making Housing Finance Reform a Top Priority
• In the next few days, House Republicans will announce a CR budget for the rest of FY2011 that will cut $100 billion from the President's FY11 discretionary budget. The cuts represent tough choices but our economy cannot grow and create jobs if we k
• Residents voice concerns about changes to schools plan at heated hearing
• New assistant superintendents named
• School bus strikes child in Macon County
• Hearings postponed in 'Critter Man' slaying
• Man guilty in drive-by killing
• Missing baby, 15-year-old mom could be in Montgomery
• Election Center director Granger resigns, will take federal court job
• Ex-Georgia official to speak at church
• Warmer weather follows brief snow
• City Auditorium awaits renovation
• Congressional Budget Office (CBO) Director Doug Elmendorf confirmed today during a House Budget Committee hearing that President Barack Obama’s health care law will likely cost 800,000 jobs.
• In the first 4 weeks of the new Republican Majority, the House has cut mandatory spending by $541 billion, cut authorized spending by $115 billion, and cut taxes by $770 billion. To date, no bill increasing spending or taxes has passed the House.
• In honor of Homecoming Week 2011, Student Life held a campus-wide talent show, AUM's Got Talent, on Feb. 9.
• MPS announces major changes to proposal
• 3rd homicide victim found; man identified as son of woman found Tuesday
• ABI identifies man shot at Waugh BP
• Traffic lights to clear way to emergency responders
• Tax preparers face federal lawsuit
• → Auburn University at Montgomery: "Year of Our Lord" is starting now in 109 Goodwyn.
• In the first 4 weeks of the new Republican Majority, the House has cut spending by $656 billion. Compare that to the first 4 weeks of the previous Congress, in which the Speaker Pelosi-led House had already passed $682 billion worth of new spending. Tomo
• Shelby Announces $325,850 for Alabama Fire Departments
• Police: Two found dead at home
• Judge still reviewing Lincoln Cemetery appeal
• Prattville candidates speak to council
• Bentley says No. 1 priority is creating jobs
• Autauga, Elmore counties may get snow
• You don't want to miss this special event Wednesday night.
• Guilty plea ends family's wait: Man pleads guilty in 2000 death of wife
• Gilley jailed after bond revoked
• School system begins search for property for new school sites
• School board meetings delayed
• Historic Trail sites aren't contaminated
• Montgomery fire victim identified
• Teel's skill proves 'impervious' in marathon spelling bee
• AUM breaks ground on its new Wellness Center on Feb. 4. Due to inclement weather, the university had to be creative and hold the event indoors instead of the construction site.
• We kick off Homecoming Week this evening with Student vs. Faculty/Staff basketball and volleyball games at 5:30 p.m. in the AUM gymnasium. You don't want to miss this event!
• It's homecoming week at AUM. Are you ready to "catch the spirit"?
• This Week in Washington: Judge Challenges ObamaCare; Tanker Decision Looms; Reagan Centennial
• Biscuits job fair draws big crowd
• Vehicle thefts, burglaries reported to police
• Run for Young Life
• Montgomery man killed in fire
• Church collects Souper Bowl donations
• What a great quote from Ronald Reagan: "Man is not free unless government is limited." Happy Birthday President Reagan
• Uncivil War: Residents still disagree on whether period should be celebrated, regretted
• ASU pays millions to private attorneys
• Legal fees paid by ASU, AUM
• St. Bede members return to renovated sanctuary
• Program gives area children a reason to smile
• Job hunting: Good resume can get your foot in the door
• Ronald Reagan was a great President. He successfully took on an out-of-control, centralized government in the 80's and was revered by Republicans, Democrats and Independents.
• AUM breaks ground on $20.6M Wellness Center
• Prattville budget likely includes higher taxes, possible layoffs, furloughs
• Anita Folmar portrait is back
• Off-duty deputy shoots, kills man in Waugh
• Bad luck for Puck: Fingers missing from ASF sculpture
• Bonner Staffer to Visit Clarke, Washington & Mobile Counties Feb 9-10
• → Auburn University at Montgomery: Rain or shine, the show must go on. The Wellness Center groundbreaking has been moved inside Taylor Center room 230. How are we going to break the ground indoors? Come and see!
• The gov't just reported that the unemployment rate has fallen to 9% in January, down from 9.4 percent. Perhaps a Republican-controlled House and a commitment to control spending & combat job-crushing mandates is providing a tad more certainty fo
• Schools honored with 'Torchbearer' status
• Maxwell Air Force Base honors ambassadors' efforts
• Prattville councilman wants draft beer in city
• Maxwell Air Force Base gate to close for construction
• Violent crime rate drops for Montgomery
• Couple pledges $1.25M to AUM
• CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY MONTH
• Carver student caught with loaded gun at school
• Suspect in killing surrenders to police
• Snow predicted next week for tri-county area
• → Auburn University at Montgomery: Brrr! It is cold outside. Be safe on ice-prone bridges and overpasses.
• The House Budget Committee & Appropriations Committee, of which I'm a member, today released a budget outline that cuts spending to $74 billion below the President's requested budget for FY2011. This would reduce non-security discretionary
• Shelby on CNBC: Health Care Fight Rages On
• Shelby on CNBC: Health Care Fight Rages On
• Prattville Lions Club charter members
• Prattville Lions Club celebrates milestone
• Principal's absence from school unexplained
• Body found at Montgomery Mall identified
• Authorities believe 'Critter Man' killing was murder for hire
• IRS investigating local tax-preparation firm
• Police seek suspect in shooting death
• Welcome to Moe's! It's AUM Day at Moe's Southwest Grill at Eastchase. Present this coupon anytime today and AUM Athletics will receive 20 percent of your ticket order.
• Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Whatley, for your very generous donation and service to the university!
• Rep. Bonner Joins Rep. Farr as Co-Chair of House Travel and Tourism Caucus
• Shelby Announces $ 1,006,476 for Alabama Fire Departments
• Out of Egypt: Lee graduate, family caught up in unrest
• Roby talks taxes, spending with estate planners
• Liquor license 'abuse' fuels suit
• Final MPS hearing has largest crowd
• Freedom Riders lead students on journey through civil rights history
• Prattville council hopefuls to speak
• Body found at Montgomery Mall
• Bill another step to saving historic building
• State police chiefs meet in Montgomery
• $10K offered for information in unsolved homicide
• Sessions: President's Deficit Credibility At Stake
• Sessions Comments on the Ruling by U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson that Declared the Obama Administration s Health Care Takeover Unconstitutional.
• January wasn’t a good month for the President’s health care law. Not only was it ruled unconstitutional by a Florida Judge yesterday, last wk, the President’s own Chief Medicare Actuary, Richard Foster, said that ObamaCare is unlikely t
• Forcing fiscal discipline on Congress
• Shelby Receives Narcotic Officers’ Associations’ Coalition Member of the Senate Award
• Shelby Introduces Balanced Budget Amendment to the Constitution
• Dozens vie for Prattville City Council seat
• St. Jude choir plans concert
• Freedom Riders to speak at ASU
• Montgomery records 2nd homicide of year
• Elmore County schools to start later
• Safety workers get trial by fire
• Soldier laid to rest: Hundreds pack Millbrook church to say goodbye
• Sessions Introduces Resolution Commending the Auburn Tigers
• It was an honor to participate in Judge Kim Chaney & Judge Wilson Blaylock's swearing-in ceremony in Cullman today. January 31, 2011
• Today, a Florida federal judge ruled that the Democrats’ health care law’s requirement that nearly every American purchase gov’t-sanctioned health insurance is unconstitutional. Judge Vinson struck down the entire law citing the lack o
• The federal debt is currently more than $14 trillion & the CBO announced, last week, that our deficit will come in at a record $1.5 trillion this yr. As I am back home today, I’m hearing from Alabamians that we must cut gov’t spending &a
• This Week in Washington: State of the Union Address Fails to Address Nation's Pressing Problems
• Final WTO Report Rules Boeing Received Prohibited Subsidies
• Turning point for MPS? Parents, officials debate rezoning/closure plans
• SCHOOLS AFFECTED BY PROPOSAL
• UPCOMING MEETINGS
• Pike Road leaders take wait-and-see approach to MPS plan for schools
• Maxwell gets new ID tech
• Check out photos in the Montgomery Advertiser from Saturday night's Chinese New Year celebration.
• Braves caravan rolls into Capital City
• AstroChimp: Local man trained US space pioneer
• Kirkwood running Montgomery City Council District 7 seat
• Inaugural Critter Crawl set for Feb. 19
• Alabamians in the Military
• Celebrate the Year of the Rabbit this evening at AUM's Chinese New Year celebration at 7 p.m. in 109 Goodwyn Hall. Gung hay fat choy!
• Prattville finance director resigns
• MPS officials begin process to acquire land for new high school
• Man found guilty of kidnapping, acquitted of sex charges
• Montgomery native receives teaching award
• Funeral scheduled for Millbrook soldier
• Montgomery mayor announces more restructuring
• Former SBOE president shares her story at program
• Montgomery group pushes for cultural growth
• Birmingham author to speak at cultural program
• Final draft of oil spill claims criteria to be released, says Ken Feinberg
• Shelby Blasts Claims Facility
• 3 suspects arraigned in 'The Critter Man' slaying
• Hyundai to import some Elantras to meet demand
• Montgomery Public Schools land, building committee to meet
• River Region United Way exceeds campaign goal
• Millbrook soldier's funeral delayed by weather
• Group hopes to help children and prevent crime
• Zoning change to help preserve area
• Sessions Calls For Action As Deficit Projection Worsens
• Shelby Testifies About Gulf Coast Claims Facility
• Reporters take Hyundai's new Elantra for a ride
• Montgomery works to assess homeless population
• Millbrook man faces burglary, theft charges
• The AUM Green Alliance is planning Earth Day 2011 and needs campus and community partners, volunteers and new members. Learn more at www.aum.edu/greenalliance.
• Sessions Reacts To State Of The Union: President In 'Denial' On Spending
• Planning to graduate this spring? The deadline to apply for graduation is Feb. 4.
• Thanks to Cheri Morris McDonough for your great comment on this page last night. I quoted her during a radio interview this AM on the Dale Jackson Show in Hville. She said... "putting a freeze on spending right now would be like realizing that you&#
• BOE approves changes to reduction-in-force policy
• Mayor restructures department, looks to cut costs
• Authorities investigate Waugh homicides
• 3 charged in 'Critter Man' slaying
• Shelby Cosponsors Repeal of ObamaCare
• Shelby Announces $1,564,732 for Alabama Fire Departments
• Montgomery firm sues Taco Bell over 'seasoned beef'
• The President's speech was lofty & somewhat inspiring but I didn't hear the tough stance on spending that Americans want to hear and our economy NEEDS. Our current path of spending & expansion of gov't is not only harmful to job cr
• Our number one priority must be creating jobs right now. We have to clamp down on the out-of-control spending which is bloating our national deficit, weakening our global financial standing, and preventing the private sector from creating jobs.
• There is a different feel in the House Chamber for tonight's SOU. The bipartisan seating arrangement really changes the atmosphere.
• This week, the House will vote to roll back gov't funding to the 2008 levels – before the expensive and unsuccessful taxpayer-funded bailouts and stimulus programs were put into place.
• In the first weeks of the new Congress, House Republicans have voted to cut spending by voting to repeal Obamacare (which would save $2.6 trillion), cutting Congress’ own budget by 5% (saving $35 million a yr), & eliminating wasteful printing a
• Blood Drive today, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., in Taylor Center room 230.
• Longtime Montgomery business Jenkins Brick Co. sold
• Friction continues at hearing on proposed school changes
• MPS plans for closures, rezoning meet resistance
• Search for 'The Critter Man's' killers continues
• Qualifying for Roby's seat ends today
• Hyundai kicks off Elantra event today
• Montgomery County Commission delays vote on chairman
• Jan. 15 crash victim from Prattville dies
• Morris, Nixon named Torchbearer Schools
• 14-year-old caught with gun at Jeff Davis
• Today, I had the opportunity to participate in our nation's largest pro-life event, the annual March For Life in Washington DC:
• You're invited to the groundbreaking of the new Wellness Center on Feb. 4.
• If you'd like to watch today's March For Life rally in Washington DC, Click on this link (I'll be speaking sometime between 11:30am & 12:30pm Central):
• Montgomery to take over trolley operation
• Celebration of life: Ceremony honors the unborn, 'all people'
• Crash on I-85 backs up traffic; injuries minor
• Victim: Bullying left lasting mark
• This Week in Washington: ObamaCare Repeal Vote More Than Just Symbolic
• The story of Lucas McCarty, a young white man with cerebral palsy who has found love and acceptance in a black church choir on the Mississippi Delta, brings a whole new meaning to "diversity." Mark your calendar for this choir performance and b
• Officials quiet on punishment of commander of fighter wing
• Entrepreneurs create jobs for themselves, employ others
• Bonner Staffer to Visit Escambia, Monroe and Baldwin Counties Jan 24-25
• Prattville still working without budget
• Gillespie has 'busy' first week as city's mayor
• Interest in homes to determine success of Lanier Place subdivision
• Injured officer's return home delayed by surgery
• Meeting on aid for women farmers today
• Friend recalls fallen Millbrook soldier
• Brew Pub's new owners want Legislature to change restrictive laws
• The AUM Association of Nursing Students is hosting a food drive to stock the shelves of the Montgomery Area Food Bank and Elmore County Welcome Center. Donate a non-perishable item in Goodwyn Hall on Jan. 26 or 27, 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
• Rep. Bonner Named to Defense and Financial Services Subcommittees on Appropriations
• Pine Level couple does 'My Big Redneck Wedding' their way
• Montgomery silences riverfront train whistling
• Three arrested after police chase
• Montgomery roads to be closed
• Man faces new sex crime charges
• Millbrook soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Montgomery polcie seek two suspects in stabbing death
• Students build boxes for birds
• Y'sUp facilities offering free Friday workouts
• Historian shines light on path to Civil War
• Burial costs often added hardship for loved ones
• Roby votes to repeal health care law, says it hurts businesses
• Montgomery schools ask city, county for help
• Study: Montgomery's negative image lingers
• Officers see demonstration of latest safety gear in action
• Joann María Yarrow, a director, choreographer and producer of theater and film around the world, will speak at Theatre AUM on Thursday, 7:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. Admission is free.
• Rep. Bonner Votes to Repeal ObamaCare
• I just voted to repeal the healthcare law & it passed the House by a vote of 245-189. In November, the American people sent a clear message to Washington to repeal & reject liberal policies like Obamacare, and that’s exactly what House Repu
• House Republicans want to reduce health care costs by providing access & choices for every American, protecting the patient-doctor relationship, and keeping the gov't out of the exam room. That's why we are bring the healthcare repeal bill
• Shelby Announces $1,775,100 for Alabama Fire Departments
• Mayor: Montgomery on board for second Hyundai facility if carmaker decides to build
• Gillespie sworn in as Prattville mayor
• Bentleys to live in historic mansion
• Wetumpka man killed in wreck
• Emotions run high at meeting about schools
• Tallassee Corporate Park named AdvantageSite
• School leaders get lesson on teamwork
• Man found dead near flaming truck
• Dow: Appointment process is not fair
• Bookkeeper charged in nursing home theft
• The healthcare law is the prime example of how the Washington Democrats’ tax hikes, spending sprees, & gov’t mandates are hurting our economy & making it harder for small businesses to create jobs. Removing these barriers will provid
• AUM's Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs held its second annual Reflections Breakfast and Day of Service on Jan. 17 in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
• Recognizing the need for a new course, House Republicans have pledged to cut spending & repeal the budget-busting and unconstitutional healthcare law. This week, we will take steps to keep those promises. The vote to repeal the healthcare law will be
• Montgomery Advertiser clarification
• Meeting to put focus on bullying problem
• Parade, celebration mark day of inauguration
• Lake Martin group welcomes new members
• Motngomery Fire Department investigates fatal mobile home fire
• Ex-radio host will run for Montgomery City Council District 7 seat
• Prattville prepares to usher in new mayor
• This Week in Washington: Tragedy in Tucson, Beyond Our Tears and Prayers
• Happy MLK Day! We are enjoying a moving and uplifting service at the AUM Reflections Breakfast.
• In honor of MLK day, we remember the great civil rights leader's powerful message of peace, faith & justice. Let us all remember today that we must respect and serve our neighbors, not as members of a given race or community, but as fellow creat
• 2011 King Spirit Honors: Honoree embodies spirit of positive change
• Byard recalls time in office
• Autauga County disaster training deemed a success
• Montogmery County BOE seeks input on proposed zoning changes
• Personnel cuts planned in coming year
• New DPS chief working to streamline operations
• Inauguration celebration Bentley ready to take his place in history books
• Traffic stop lands driver in jail
• Program promotes artist, audience interaction
• Hunting event a 'morale boost' for veterans
• Networking, persistence keys in job search
• Ukrainian orphans prepare for long trip home
• Volunteers to work on projects in honor of King
• Victim in fatal house fire identified
• Center offers free admission on MLK Day
• Authorities release identities of 2 men
• Montgomery parent-teacher groups receive grants
• Byard receives unofficial sendoff
• Alabama Outpaces Nation in Education for the First Time
• Governor Riley Appoints Criminal Appeals Court Judge James Allen Main to Supreme Court
• There will be no classes on Monday or Tuesday, in honor of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Offices will be closed Monday only. Senators Cafe will be open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. both days.
• City looking to perk up park usage
• Patriot Flag flies in Capital City
• Prattville prepares for change as Byard steps down
• One killed in Montgomery fire
• Montgomery searches for next police chief
• Montgomery plans new top-notch soccer complex
• Body found in Alabama River
• The Cashier's Office would like to remind students that Friday, Jan. 14, is the registration cancellation deadline. This means that all student accounts must be paid in full or covered by financial aid to avoid registration cancellation.
• Colleges and Universities Now Disclose Spending Online
• Shelby Announces $1,383,300 for Alabama Fire Departments
• Byard will resign, take post as director of ADECA
• Montgomery firm set to build $416 million US Embassy in Afghanistan
• Victim of two-vehicle accident identified
• Signs help point the way for downtown Montgomery visitors
• Cloverdale Village makeover in the works
• Candidates qualify for Montgomery City Council race
• Earlier this evening, I spoke on the floor of the House about Saturday's tragedy in Arizona that claimed the life of 6 people and injured Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. Click on this link to hear the speech.
• Join the Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs for a Martin Luther King Jr. Reflections Breakfast and Service Day on Jan. 17. RSVP at 244-3904 or www.aum.edu/diversity.
• Shelby: Dealing with threats is part of being a lawmaker
• Auburn Tigers still basking in victory's glow
• Interpretive center to be built at ASU
• Driver dies in collision with 18-wheeler
• Trooper involved in 2-vehicle crash
• Autauga County leaders take part in emergency training drills
• AU fans continue celebration
• Board discusses MPS proposal
• Congratulations to the Auburn Tigers for winning last night and bringing a national championship back to the great state of Alabama. President Jay Gogue, Athletic Director Jay Jacobs and Coach Gene Chizik have done an outstanding job representing the sch
• Tri-county area escapes serious damage in ice storm
• BOE to discuss MPS closures, attendance boundaries
• Shelby: Alabama Must Be Treated Fairly
• War Eagle, folks!
• HOW DRAFT PROPOSALS AFFECT SCHOOLS
• Autauga County emergency workers training in Maryland
• We will resume all normal business and academic operations on Tuesday, Jan. 11. Students and employees driving from long distances outside the Montgomery area should contact their individual instructors or supervisors if they feel they cannot reach campu
• We are planning to make an announcement early this evening, around 5 or 6, about whether we will be open or closed Tuesday. Stay tuned for more information.
• How are you spending your snow day?
• This Week in Congress: "112th Congress Brings New Feel to Washington"
• Area, state officials urge safety during winter weather
• Storm threatens, alters game plans
• Tri-county area aid agencies share $420K
• Disabled, wounded vets get lowdown on filing for benefits
• AUM will be closed Monday due to inclement weather. Campus dining will be opened limited hours for those living in residence halls.
• Legislators scramble to manage championship, session
• MLK breakfast focuses on legacy-making
• Tri-county public schools to remain closed Monday
• A new look
• Unemployed look for jobs in unstable market
• Series helps job seekers get back to work
• At this time we are still monitoring the weather. We expect to make a decision tomorrow regarding any possible closures.
• Please continue to pray for Rep. Giffords and the victims of today's senseless violence in Arizona. Thank God that my colleague, Mrs. Giffords, is still alive and her doctors say that they are optimistic about her recovery following surgery.
• Rep. Bonner Statement on Tragic Attack on Rep. Giffords, Staff and the Public
• Prattville Chamber of Commerce president steps down
• Newness abounds as Olive Room reopens
• Free tickets to BCS game come from text message
• Eyewitness to Rosa Parks' defiance dies
• Forecasters predict wintry mix for area
• Dogs save master from fire
• Auburn's lucky charm on her way to Arizona
• Sessions Delivers Opening Remarks at First Budget Hearing of 112th Congress
• The university will be monitoring the track of a potential winter storm over the weekend. Should we need to close campus Monday an announcement will be posted at www.aum.edu and messages will go out through the AUM Alert system.
• Today, I was selected to be Chairman of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security & I am extremely honored to have been appointed Chair of this vitally important Subcommittee. Coming up on the 10-year anniversary of 9/11, the matters facin
• Governor Riley Proclaims Saturday "Cameron Newton Day" in Alabama
• Students: The campus bookstore is open until 5 p.m. today and 10-2 on Saturday. Beat the back-to-school rush next week by shopping early!
• Shelby Announces $487,500 for Transportation Research at the University of Alabama in Huntsville
• Public grumbling may curb some bus route changes
• Proposed changes for Montgomery bus routes
• Nancy Paterson's Bistro, Sal's Pizzeria shut their doors
• Plan would close 6 schools
• Local women plead guilty in tax fraud
• Lee to focus on blight in District 7
• Prosecutors seek death in child's slaying
• Sessions, Grassley Warn Administration Against Ignoring Congress on GITMO
• AUM and AU will be open for business on Monday, Jan. 10, and classes will be in session. It is up to the individual instructor whether to grant an excused absence for those who miss class due to the BCS game. War Eagle!
• We have just started the historic reading of the Constitution on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives. If you’re able to, please watch this historic moment in our new Congressional session on television. It should continue to about 12pm C
• Dozens rally to fight closure of schools in west Montgomery
• 3 charged with capital murder in girl's death
• Follow these tips for a crazy good time
• Aging buildings on South Perry given new life
• Millbrook man gets 24 years in slaying
• New Brew Pub owners making big plans
• Public safety worker charged in missing funds case
• Revision of Twain classics causes uproar
• Rep. Bonner Sworn In to 112th Congress
• Here is some video of my swearing-in ceremony with Speaker John Boehner. The Bible that I used was the "Eliot Bible," the very 1st Bible ever printed in America.
• Today, I was sworn in to my 8th term as U.S. Representative of the 4th District. I am extremely honored to be given the opportunity to represent the people of the 4th District for another session. This job is a special privilege and I don’t take th
• Governor Riley Celebrates New Jobs Coming to Scottsboro
• Today is a special day -- Swearing-In Day in Congress!!! Republicans are eager to get moving on several reforms, including a requirement that all bills must cite constitutional authority & a requirement that the public must have 3 days to view all bi
• Huntsville Times: GOP majority takes office today, Brooks and Aderholt talk party goals
• Montgomery family enjoying Auburn's ride to national title game
• Prattville man dies in hunting accident
• Application period begins for magnet schools
• Man critically injured in apartment fire
• Man steals steak, uses pepper spray to escape
• Prattville City Council approves FEMA workshop
• Hyundai announces record sales
• Montgomery annexes big-box retailers
• Eclectic 6-year-old killed, teen hurt in drive-by shooting
• Sen. Shelby Swearing In Ceremony
• Shelby Announces $45,360 for Gadsden Fire Department
• Governor Riley Appoints Steve Blair as Coffee County Probate Judge
• Governor Riley Appoints Phil Riddick to Madison County Commission
• New deli/market in the Alley to create up to 25 jobs
• Study: Montgomery gets high marks on real estate market
• Prattville 'bypass' to be resurfaced
• Federal grant allows MPS educators to get professional development boost
• FYI... We (House Republicans) are going to hold a vote next Wednesday, Jan. 12, to repeal the new health care law signed into law by Pres. Obama. The legislation massively grows gov't and is negatively contributing to our economic uncertainity, ther
• Shelby Announces $240,000 for Muscle Shoals Industrial Access Road
• This Week in Washington: "Lame Duck Session Prompts Confusion"; "New Congress Begins"
• Closing of post office upsets residents of Capitol Heights
• Race to replace Roby on Montgomery City Council cranks up
• Montgomery police investigating woman's death
• Residents enjoy rainy parade
• Accident claims life of Deatsville man
• Wet weather can't deter faithful fans
• Graduates reflect on intense, rewarding year
• Prattville delegation readies for disaster training
• Annual celebration marks anniversary of Emancipation Proclamation
• Local New Year baby born just in time
• Ready to get 2011 started? Campus will reopen from holiday break Jan. 3. The spring term begins Jan. 10.
• Happy New Year!
• Alabama 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• Police to create east Montgomery precinct
• Store manager becomes 'real football fan'
• Owner of Hamburger King dies
• Montgomery mayor lists goals for 2011
• Friends, family remember community leader
• Man charged with Christmas Eve vehicle break-ins
• Top Ten Stories of 2010
• Great news. A Winston County company is going to benefit from Congress allowing an unfair trade loophole to expire tomorrow. They are adding jobs and expanding production.
• Hospitals to snuff out tobacco use on their properties
• Business owner donates lawn equipment to Montgomery after theft
• Warmer weather expected for holiday weekend
• Capitol Heights wreaths missing
• Governor Riley Commends Bentley, Strange on Transfer of Task Force Authority
• I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas with your families! It's been great to be back home in Alabama with people who share the same values as we do. God Bless
• Despite difficulties, Prattville triplets enjoy life, strive for independence
• Montgomery gives first two projects in Dexter Avenue redevelopment a green light
• Three Wetumpka men arrested after high-speed chase
• Auxiliary helps Pike Road firefighters, community
• Millbrook collision kills two
• Prattville landmark will be demolished
• Governor Riley Signs Executive Order for "Treasured Alabama Lake" Designation
• Montgomery may absorb cost of stolen lawn equipment
• Electronics, video game consoles reported stolen
• Montgomery looks to improve, increase offerings at Career Academies
• Alabama 14, a major commuter route in Prattville, to be resurfaced
• Montgomery police make several felony arrests
• This Week in Washington: "Congress Approves LCS"; "Boeing Supporters Play Grinch"
• Owner works slowly, steadily to restore, reopen Hotel Talisi
• Shooting, car theft among crimes reported over holiday weekend
• River Region roads keep clear of ice
• Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! But drive safe. A winter weather advisory, wind advisory and freeze watch have been issued by the National Weather Service. Travel with caution, particularly on ice-prone bridges and overpasses.
• Ukrainian orphans arrive in Alabama hoping for families, better life
• Responses to gun column prove there are as many solutions as problems
• Tri-county area educators look to improve training for future teachers
• Homeless man hopes to turn life around
• Census findings could increase grand jury sessions in Autauga County
• Tommie Miller remembered for his service
• Family who lost home in fire able to enjoy Christmas
• A white Christmas in Montgomery? Believe it or not, we may get some flurries this evening. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect 6 p.m. to midnight. Be careful on the roads, particularly bridges and overpasses.
• Firefighters spread holiday cheer to family who lost home in blaze
• Area has chance of seeing snow
• Toy drive a way to give back to the community
• Salvation Army delivers hot meals to needy
• Rabbi explains Jewish beliefs about Christ
• Happy holidays AUM fans!
• Prattville bridge replacement set for summer completion
• Woman dies in single-vehicle crash
• MPD seeks help in locating domestic violence suspect
• For many, teaching is a welcome second profession
• $50K offered for information on Shorter slaying
• Homeless woman hopes to find funds to bury companion
• Cancer doesn't dim Christmas lights tradition
• Still full speed ahead for train conductor
• Death casts pall on family's Christmas
• Montgomery, Pike Road say settlement a win
• Confederate leader's oath to be recreated at the Capitol
• MPD to use new method to track crime by area
• Governor Riley Appoints Lovell, Johnson to Judgeships
• Early Christmas for Austal, lumps of coal for EADS
• Shelby Announces $583,063 for Alabama Fire Departments
• Montgomery to help Pike Road with retail incentives
• Sankey to run for Montgomery City Council's District 7 seat
• Prattville City Council denies liquor license requests
• Christmas season offers part-time work for many
• Christmas Clearing House saves family's holiday
• Rep. Bonner Supports Final Approval of Austal LCS Dual Buy
• Rep. Bonner Supports Final Approval of Austal LCS Dual Buy
• Rep. Bonner Calls Out Boeing Delegation Effort to Derail Tanker Contest
• Continuing Resolution Gives Navy Authority to Acquire LCS from Mobile
• Strange Days nightclub closes
• Fire damages three downtown restaurants
• Nominations sought for annual MLK Spirit Honors program
• County finds enforcing hiring freeze difficult
• Forecasts call for warm, dry week
• Grant will allow for further study of spill's effects
• Governor Riley Signs Historic Anti-Corruption Reforms into Law
• So long as the current Democrat majority keeps this lame duck session alive, they ignore the wishes of the American people who have had enough of this Congress. It is time to close the door on the past 2yrs of out-of-control spending, a massive expansion
• This Week in Washington: "Tax Cut Extension Approved"; "House Honors Cam Newton"
• ASU to offer forensics programs
• Shelby: START is deeply flawed; dangerous step towards undermining our national security
• Groups' members will donate even their own shoes to give poor a lift
• Crime briefs
• 18-wheeler spills its load of pipes
• Historic Grover Hall home demolished
• Group's efforts help brighten holiday for many area residents
• Nuisance deer reports on rise across state
• Community honors fallen officer, volunteer
• Farmers Market wraps up open house
• Sessions Delivers Floor Speech on 'Decisive' DREAM Act Vote
• AUM graduates more than 300 students at its fall commencement ceremony on Dec. 18. Photos by Frank C. Williams.
• Greater Montgomery Home And Garden Show 2011
• City Hall window restoration not just window dressing
• State jobless rate increases slightly
• High schoolers can win cash, prizes in 'Drive Smart' contest
• Honor Flight supporters recognized
• Creek War focus of recent luncheon program
• In case you missed it, here is the video from the interview that I did tonight on Fox Business Network about unfair trade laws harming manufacturing companies in north Alabama:
• TONIGHT I will be on FOX at about 6:30pm Central (7:30pm EST). I’m going on Fox Business Network’s “America’s Nightly Scoreboard” show w/David Asman to talk about an unfair trade program that harms American textile companies
• Supreme Court Gives Ban Against Double Dipping in Two-Year Colleges a Final Victory
• Unemployment has remained stubbornly high for 2yrs, 15 million Americans are currently looking for work and economic uncertainty persists throughout the nation. I voted for the tax-cut extension bill early this morning because I think that no one should
• Sonata makes list of award finalists
• Montgomery police ensure Christmas arrives for kids
• Montgomery schools approve new structure
• Proposals re-envision lower Dexter Avenue
• $1.75M grant paves way to jobs
• Happy holidays from AUM! The university will be closed for the next two weeks (Dec. 18-Jan.2) and looks forward to ringing in 2011 when we reopen on Jan. 3.
• Governor Riley Lauds Legislature for Historic Success in Special Session
• Shelby Continues to Press Feinberg on Gulf Claims
• Shopper sticks to her budget for holidays
• Ramp to close for I-65 work
• MPS schools dominate market simulation
• Military institute taps area lawyer for board
• Wrecks on icy roads leave 3 dead
• Hyundai lends helping hand
• Area nonprofits hope to win website
• Shelby Announces $1,592,682 for Alabama Fire Departments
• Officials applaud Montgomery airport's additonal amenities
• Captured fugitive eluded feds for years using real identity
• Man charged with string of church burglaries
• Hotel Talisi arsonist gets 30 months in jail
• Freezing weather to take a short break
• Pike Road leaders unified in support of settlement with Montgomery
• Shelby Votes to Keep Taxes From Increasing
• Sessions comments on the Navy s revised Littoral Combat Ship acquisition strategy
• Governor Riley Praises Passage of Ban on Pass-through Pork
• A bill coming to the House floor this wk will kill jobs in north Alabama!!! The Omnibus Trade Act of 2010 extends a law that gives preferential treatment to overseas companies who make sleeping bags. Exxel Outdoors Inc, a Winston County company who makes
• Please read this story.
• Shelby: We Need a Watchdog, Not a Lapdog
• Montgomery Area chamber of Commerce sees model in Texas city
• Owner: Capitol Grill site may be home to another restaurant
• SAYNO expands program for holiday break
• Dexter Avenue revitalization gets big boost from developers' plans
• BACHUS STATEMENT ON COURT FINDING THAT HEALTH CARE LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
• Governor Riley Applauds House Committee for Closing Lobbyist Reform Loophole
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Orange Beach, Fairhope and Daphne Dec 14
• About seven in 10 Americans back the tax deal negotiated last week by President Obama and congressional Republicans, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll. Nevertheless, Speaker Pelosi and House Democrats continue to fight it.
• The AUM Community Garden has its first crop of radishes. You can buy 8-10 for $1.50, and all proceeds will go to the Montgomery Food Bank. Available in Taylor Center 133.
• This Week in Washington: "Speaker Pelosi's Christmas Tree"; "DREAM Act Advances Amnesty"
• Centennial Hill plans 'a great start'
• Mother glad group can help with Christmas
• CRIME BRIEFS
• MPS students to put on holiday concert tonight
• Outdoors for the holiday: Kids, parents enjoy making Christmas treats at nature center
• MPS officials face difficult decisions on major changes
• Wetumpka festival bounces back after last year's rainout
• Responses to 'chaplains' column deserve a response of their own
• Big turnout for Capitol Grill's closing
• Jewelry once belonging to Scrushy's wife auctioned for $1.2M
• ASU, Troy University at Montgomery prepare for commencement
• Alabama law enforcement to increase road presence
• Nominations sought for King Spirit Honors
• Property taxes due in Elmore County
• Man seeks $8M after police allegedly beat him
• Police, firefighters want to help injured comrade
• Montgomery Police Department increasing presence in the city
• Security video helped catch four robbers
• Find a little holiday cheer
• So proud of our sister campus for securing a spot in the BCS game next month. Still, AUM football has never been defeated. Go Senators!
• Proposal calls for closures, new east school
• Singer at top of Living Christmas Tree loves message, not a fan of heights
• School board discusses policy on reduction in force
• SACS reaffirms accreditation for Alabama State University
• Guide promotes rural-area tourism
• AUM is such a special campus. A big group of faculty can be seen lunching together in the cafeteria each day, discussing politics, the state of the economy and Lady Gaga.
• Many economists are publicly saying that extending Bush-era tax cuts will give the economy a boost. Nevertheless, House Democrats are still fighting it.
• JOSH MOON: We can, must take steps to prevent gun deaths
• Jury finds Millbrook man guilty of murder
• Suspect caught after car, foot chase
• Old Alabama Town prepares for Christmas
• Snow reported, more expected
• Montgomery County Board of Education to see school recommendation
• District 7 candidate launches campaign
• Medal of Honor recipient discusses service
• Drug Court graduates record number, adds new participants
• Democrat Leaders Continue Push for Mass Amnesty
• Governor Riley Praises New Leaders for Starting Special Session with Public Hearing
• Montgomery police to increase presence at schools
• MPD's 'Take Back the Neighborhood' event set for Friday
• Testimony from '08 shooting inconsistent
• Stone: Settlement talks require caution
• Bolding died of natural causes
• Prattville groups still waiting for word on funds
• County Commission pushes for school in east Montgomery
• Montgomery man killed in 2-vehicle crash
• Bonner in Washington Times: Obama BP Claims Czar Fails Oil-Spill Victims
• Extending all of the tax cuts for 2years is the right thing to do because unemployment has remained stubbornly high for two years & economic uncertainty persists throughout the nation. No one should face a tax increase in January, especially the very
• SENATORS PUSH FOR TAX RELIEF TO HELP GULF COAST RESIDENTS RECOVER FROM OIL SPILL
• Auburn fans try to score early tickets to national championship game
• Former Montgomery City Council, District 6, hopeful Bolding dies
• LAMP students learn Chinese
• Shelby Welcomes Delay in EPA Rules
• S. Carolina man pleads guilty in Prattville slaying
• Medline to break ground for new Prattville facility
• Autauga County murder trial continues today
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Clarke, Washington, Mobile Counties Dec. 8 & 9
• Sessions: DREAM Act Mass Amnesty Would Be 'A Disaster'
• In case you haven't seen it yet, I have a whole new website and a new office in Washington DC (Rayburn 2264). Please check out my new site (www.aderholt.house.gov) and let me know what you think.
• The Student Art Association is presenting a Christmas art sale this week: Monday-Thursday, 9-5, Goodwyn Lobby. Come out and finish your holiday shopping.
• This Week in Washington: "Pelosi Forces Passage of Small Business Tax Increase"
• Officials: Jail expansion right call for future
• Capitol Grill to close
• Electronics, tires, washers, dryers reported stolen
• Harry Belafonte to speak at ASU tonight
• Sales tax revenue starting to trend up in Montgomery
• Holistic, spiritual healers at expo
• ALABAMIANS IN THE MILITARY
• At least we're trying to do something about our overweight kids
• River Region parades start off season
• Run raises thousands to support arthritis research
• Show a real gem with art
• Shelby Opposes Tax Increases
• Fatal hostage situation ends with teenager, gunman dead
• Woman charged in Thursday fatal shooting
• Woman pleads guilty to fraud, identity theft charges
• Prattville Police ask for help solving church burglaries
• North Boulevard ramp on I-65 closed today
• Man charged in shooting death of 18-year-old
• Montgomery police, senior center to use building
• Parade, tree lighting kick off holiday season
• Autauga-Prattville library system cuts hours due to budget woes
• ASU panelists discuss overlooked civil rights figures
• Montgomery man shot, killed at apartment complex
• Christmas parade begins today
• 'High School Musical' actress inspires high schoolers
• Sessions Urges Colleagues to Oppose DREAM Act Amnesty
• Weather Service: Prattville damage caused by tornado
• Montgomery County settles jail dispute; officials say county may have saved with agreement
• Family files suit, claim police 'severely beat' man
• Autauga sheriff violated ethics law, Alabama Ethics Commis­sion says
• Hyundai has record month, record year
• Hyundai has record month, record year
• Statements of Ethics Ranking Member Jo Bonner on House Floor
• Governor Riley Calls Special Session to Pass Toughest Anti-Corruption Laws in the Country
• Governor Riley Calls Special Session to Pass Toughest<br>Anti-Corruption Laws in the Country
• Burritos, tacos and queso--oh my! It's AUM day at Moe's again. Present the flier below and AUM Athletics will earn 20 percent on your order at Eastchase Moe's until closing today.
• Supporters of core standards in schools dismiss fears
• Storm causes damage in Prattville
• Loan program helps businesses be more engergy efficient
• Hubbard to voters: Watch us
• Find out more about the Common Core Standards
• Ex-MPD spokesman to be ASU police chief
• Burglary suspect crashes during chase
• Library branches hold open house
• Holiday Pops Concert to be Dec. 13
• Everyone be safe today. Montgomery is under a tornado watch until 2 p.m.
• Police: Fatal crash in Millbrook may not be "intersection-related"
• Retiring from the Montgomery police force
• P.E.teachers learn new ways to keep kids active
• Tri-county area braces for severe weather today
• OBAMA-REID AMNESTY PLAN BACK ON SENATE CALENDAR FOR LAME-DUCK SESSION
• The MLA lecture series continues tonight at 6:20 with "A Woman's Life in the Age of Shakespeare," presented by Dr. Robert Evans in room 110 of Goodwyn Hall. Come learn something new!
• Lung Cancer Awareness Month
• This Week in Washington: "Oil Spill Claims Process a Second Disaster for Gulf Coast"
• All-breed dog show a Classic draw
• Shelby Announces $211,351 for Alabama Fire Departments
• Gun, electronics reported stolen
• Autauga Co. could have two murder trials in one week
• Montgomery Bus Boycott's 55th anniversary events honor new generation of leaders
• Lot where Montgomery Bus Boycott carpools met to get marker
• Inaugural race benefits Frazer youth group
• Auburn's Iron Bowl win has area registers ringing
• Shoppers turn out for Black Friday deals
• Police investigate Thanksgiving death
• Pike Road mulls early Town Hall expansion
• LIST OF BOE MEMBERS TO BE RECOGNIZED
• BOE members to be recognized for studies
• Black Friday, Iron Bowl cook up big business at eateries
• Salvation Army dishes out Thanksgiving meals
• Turkey Day Classic fills Cramton Bowl, streets
• School effort helps soldiers phone home
• Program helps single mother with Christmas; join 'Advertiser' to help others this holiday season
• Multi-vehicle collision on highway kills three people
• Food bank gives out food to area families
• Constant vigilance helpful to ward off holiday criminals
• Campaign pushes for local shopping
• A little planning might keep more shoppers in town
• Officials break ground at urban farm
• Prattville man pleads guilty in theft case
• Police investigate fatal shooting; stabbing case may head to grand jury
• Man sentenced to life in prison in slaying
• Alabama State expands its footprint
• WSJ: Shelby Wants More BP Money for Alabama
• Homecoming week in full swing
• Gas, Thanksgiving travelers up from '09
• Hope Hull man dies in vehicle crash, fire
• Prattville developers seek stimulus funds for shopping center
• Wetumpka High in national robotics event
• Boys & Girls Clubs receive grants
• Interstate lanes open Wednesday to Sunday
• River Region Honor Flights finished, not forgotten
• There was indeed a fire in North Commons this afternoon, originating from a microwave. No one was injured. Residents have been cleared to re-enter.
• AUM is closed Nov. 24-28, with no classes Nov. 22-26; Senator Dining is open Nov. 22 and 23, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., closed Nov. 24-27; the Computer Labs are open Nov. 22 and 23, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., closed Nov. 24-28; Bookstore is open Nov. 22 and 23, 8 a.m. t
• This Week in Washington: "Change Comes to Congress"; "Overzealous Airport Screening Merits Review"
• Congrats to students Jake Studdard and Lauren Funderburk, who got engaged in class.
• Congratulations, to Sprint Cup drive Jimmie Johnson for winning his 5th straight Sprint Cup Championship.
• Shelby Demands Fair Treatment From BP for Alabama
• Prattville man killed in motorcycle crash
• Series of I-85 crashes kill one, hurt several
• Man shot while in parking lot
• Teachers using new technology in classrooms
• County commissioner alleges voter conspiracy
• Bama wins battle of the cans
• Hindu Society of Alabama marks annual 'Festival of Lights'
• Local groups need help giving others a Thanksgiving meal
• Record turnout for Turkey Burner
• County moves forward with plan for scenic trail
• Alabamians in the military
• County election officials unaware of any problems
• Officials celebrate expansion of businesses, job creation
• Roby learns ABCs of serving in Congress
• ASU coach reaches out to youth
• Hunters prepare as deer season begins
• Arrest made in scam using store returns
• Police seek identity of decomposed body
• Lane closures planned for I-65 over the weekend
• Love, Armistead seek GOP chairmanship
• Police seek suspect in teen shooting
• BACHUS CONTESTS CONSTITUTIONALITY OF HEALTH CARE LAW
• Check out the new issue of Aumnibus, fresh off the e-presses.
• Ken Feinberg promises to add transparency to oil spill claims process
• Senators Meet With Feinberg
• Jury: Man guilty in death of child
• Taylor asks public to 'hold feet to fire'
• Black businesses waxed and waned through 20th century
• Bridge to be closed early next week
• Prattville to light Christmas tree Dec. 2
• Statement of Ranking Member Jo Bonner before the House Committee on Standards
• Shelby Presses Feinberg on Gulf Claims
• Schools, individuals crusade against dangers of bullying
• Jurors to decide if father meant to kill child
• 19th Annual Christmas Light Festival 2010
• 2010 Capital City Christmas Parade
• Former state representative faces sex abuse charge
• Montgomerian pleads guilty to tax fraud, identity theft
• Problems in Eclectic an example of how government shouldn't work
• 106 graduate from state corrections department training program
• Governor Riley Announces Agreement Between State, Federal Governments on Medicaid Funds
• FED’S Actions Result of Anti-Obama Policies
• Ethics reform at top of local Silver Haired Legislature delegates' agenda
• Prattville Coty Council names new leader
• Injured Montgomery police officer now in Atlanta for rehab
• Huntingdon plans Christmas event for Dec. 2
• Air University honors NASA administrator
• Group's display of hats, scarves brings color, warmth to riverfront
• Councilman files discrimination suit against MPS
• Baptist Health CEO Russ Tyner will serve as guest speaker at the AUM Business Breakfast on Weds., 7:15-9 a.m., in the Taylor Center. Tickets are $25.
• GE Selects Auburn For New Jet Engine Coatings Facility In Alabama
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Clarke, Washington and Mobile Counties (Nov 17-18)
• Governor Riley Pardons Clyde the Turkey in Annual Thanksgiving Tradition at Governor's Mansion
• Governor Riley Makes Two Cabinet Appointments
• Blue Iguana seeks new liquor license
• Police seek home invasion robbery suspects
• Officer injured in motorcycle accident
• Man pleads guilty to manslaughter in beating death
• Hubbard takes oath of office on same Bible as great-grandfather
• Man charged with attempted murder
• Church seeks scenes for Nativity exhibit
• Redevelopment potential: Montgomery pushing Dexter Avenue makeover
• Montgomery apartments damaged in morning fire
• Mmmm...pizza! Students are invited to have pizza with the provost tonight, 6-7:30 p.m., in Taylor Center 214.
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Baldwin, Escambia, Monroe Counties (Nov 17-18)
• This Week in Washington: "Lame Duck Session Arrives"; "Transition Team Gets to Work"
• A lame-duck session of Congress begins today. I hope that the Democrat leadership doesn't try to ram through any legislation that the American people have clearly rejected.
• Honor Flight veterans reunite in Prattville
• Groups work to raise funds to help schools buy computers, supplies
• Families displace by fire at apartments
• Synagogue gets an early start on celebration
• Combat gear, jewelry reported stolen, police say
• Educators: Change difficult, necessary
• City employees not only ones who need a reminder
• Unique shops welcome visitors at open house event
• Youths score big with annual Day of Football
• Political shift obvious at State House
• Radio operators ham it up at Montgomery swap meet
• Brooks wants to settle hiring dispute out of court
• Awards honor Families of the Year
• City wants input on proposed bus route changes
• Men invade woman's home in Millbrook
• Bus boycott ceremony to span generations
• 3 teens charged in man's killing
• Skating on borrowed ice: Eastdale rink's closure has local skaters on the road
• Students are invited to Pizza with the Provost on Monday, 6-7:30 p.m., in Taylor Center 214.
• Thousands honor veterans during Capital City parade
• Goodwill plans donation drive
• Food drive to be held at Super Foods
• Exhibit features replica of Hubble telescope
• Lincoln Cemetery cleanup set for Saturday
• Seven injured in two-vehicle accident in Montgomery
• Official discusses ways Alabama firms can increase exports
• Judge's ruling puts land development on hold
• Rep. Bonner Offers Thanks to Our Veterans
• Theatre AUM opens "A Delicate Balance" on Nov. 11. The 1967 Pulitzer Prize winning play centers on the lives of a wealthy middle-aged couple who have their complacent lives disrupted by friends fleeing a nameless fear. Performance dates are No
• Kay Ivey appoints transition leaders
• Ala. Gov.-elect Bentley adds to transition team
• Free hearing screenings available today
• Montgomery County Commission delays vote on leadership
• Veterans Day parade a good start, but we need to do more
• Montgomery judge sentences child molester to 300+ years
• Project gives new life to neglected area of Montgomery
• BACHUS SAYS MESSAGE IS TO CUT SPENDING AND LIMIT GOVERNMENT
• Big Oil keeping eye on natural gas option
• Road closing affects MacMillan school route
• City to hold its first Veterans Day parade
• Navy plan for fast ships puts Ala. in as Maine loses out
• Pike Road, Montgomery mayors say new deal doesn't rely on legislators
• Memo reminds city workers to be friendly, obey the law
• Economic Boost Or Bad Policy? GOP Denounces New Fed Plan
• Electronics recycling set for Friday
• Students 'mix it up' to combat bullying
• Family awarded $5.25 million in accidental death
• Montgomery County BOE mulls change in chain
• Governor Riley and Students Commemorate Construction of New Hartselle High School
• Bibb Graves bridge to be closed today
• Tuskegee cancer center partners with Conn. hospital
• 1 killed, 1 hurt in plant accident
• Police investigate club owner's death
• Meetings grab input from cyclists, pedestrians
• Pike Road swears in Brewbaker successor
• Salvation Army reopens after months of renovation work
• Governor Riley Celebrates Opening of $12 Million Maritime Training Center
• Vehicles damaged, stolen over weekend
• Students' can-tastic creations help others
• This Week in Washington: "Alabama Sees Firsts in National Tide of Change"
• Group of chaplains fail to practice what they preach
• Biscuit fans ham it up for TV crew
• Group of chaplains fail to practice what they preach
• Annual Pike Road fair brings hundreds for food, crafts, fun
• Floyd Middle School gets new computers
• Health, wellness fair today at school
• Appeals court keeps man's death sentence
• Students thank overseas troops
• Friendlier roads, walkways a goal of Montgomery Metropolitan Planning Organization
• Prattville keeping open mind on budget
• Frosty weather on way
• Police waiting on child's autopsy
• Firefighter makes history in Prattville
• Montgomery sales tax up by $1.1M in October
• 'Nissan Man' files suit against former employer
• Roby to serve until Jan. 3; two elections will be needed to fill seat
• Plan for disposal of city's trash may be thrown out
• Linda Swann Named Director of the Alabama Development Office
• Austal may build 10 more littoral combat ships in Mobile
• US Navy in talks to buy Austal ships
• Rep. Bonner Welcomes Navy Plan to Buy 10 Austal Littoral Combat Ships
• 7th Annual Christmas Toy Drive Begins for Children of Deployed Military
• Montgomery Humane Society to put pups on parade today
• Prattville tweaks smoking ordinance
• Autauga County Sheriff looks forward to four more years
• Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce looks to Austin for plan for city
• Treat politicians like coaches for better government
• What happened to Bright future in Congress?
• South University Faculty, Staff and Students Gear Up to Help Our Neighbors in Support of National Week of Service - April 19 – 25, 2009
• South University adds university-wide focus to library
• South University - Tampa Celebrates Inaugural Commencement Ceremony
• South University Nursing Faculty Member & Student Win 2007 Nurse Distinction Awards
• South University Names Matthew Mills Director of Admissions For Savannah, Ga. Campus
• South University Names New Senior Admissions Director
• South University names Maria-Lorena Santos Dean of Student Affairs
• South University - Tampa Voted Among Best Companies to Work For in 2009
• South University helps veterans offset educational costs by joining the Yellow Ribbon Program
• South University Faculty, Staff and Students Gear Up to Help Our Neighbors in Support of National Week of Service - April 19 – 25, 2009
• South University celebrates winter commencement
• South University creates new colleges
• South University Names Dr. Douglas M. Stein Online Academic Director
• Demand For Health Professions & Nursing Graduates Growing; Nursing Among Fastest Growing Professions
• South University welcomes Dean of Academic Affairs to West Palm Beach
• South University-Virginia Beach Names Maureen Nixon, Ph.D., Dean of Academic Affairs
• Susan Davis, Ph.D., selected as Program Director and Chair of College of Business at South University
• Dr. Rose Brault, associate professor, named fellow of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
• South University gears up to Help Our Neighbors during the National Week of Service
• South University names Laurie Harden program director
• South University names Bruce Chong as Assistant Vice President of Marketing
• South University Names Dr. Goran Trajkovski Chair, Department of Information Technology; Respected Global IT Professional Joins University Faculty
• Dan Coble, RN, PhD Named President, South University - Tampa
• South University - Novi Hires Dean of Academic Affairs and Operations
• South University-Virginia Beach Names Richard Kriofsky as Senior Director of Admissions
• Choosing a Career in the New Economy
• Dean of Academic Affairs and Operations publishes research results in leading journal
• South University names acting president for Columbia campus
• South University - Savannah Names Todd Cellini Dean of Student Affairs
• South University Columbia Names Justice Ernest A. Finney, Jr. 2007 Commencement Speaker
• South University Names Christine Bouchard, ARNP, MSN Tampa Nursing Program Director
• Seniors: When it comes to talking with your doctor, don’t be shy
• South Source Web Site Offers Industry Knowledge on Business, Health Care, Criminal Justice and Professional Development
• Earls to head Human Resources at South University
• Nursing faculty awarded stipends through the Geriatric Nursing Education Consortium
• South University gears up to Help Our Neighbors during the National Week of Service
• South University names Dean of the College of Nursing
• South University's College of Nursing expands the Bachelor of Science in Nursing to Columbia
• South University Columbia to Hold Largest Commencement in Its History; Campus to Celebrate First Students to Receive Graduate Degrees
• South University Celebrates Tampa Grand Opening, Launches Bachelor of Science in Nursing
• District 75 voters return Republican Wren to state House
• South University names Steven Yoho, Ph.D., System Vice President for Academic Affairs
• Local pharmacy professor publishes book on research evidences behind the benefits of drinking coffee
• Christopher Campbell, Ph.D., named Dean of Academic Affairs and Operations
• South University gears up to Help our Neighbors during the National Week of Service
• South University names Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences
• South University names two new members to Board of Trustees
• South University Class of 2007: Facts & Figures
• Register for Medicare Part D Workshop
• Johnson retains sheriff's office
• Savannah High School teacher receives the South University Inspiration Award
• Gerbsch hired as director for South University’s Quality Enhancement Plan
• Frances Williams Oblander, Ed.D., joins South University as the Director of Institutional Research
• Nursing students get a start on their professional journey
• South University hosts Crime Stopper expert for guest lecture
• South University - West Palm Beach and Rendina Companies host groundbreaking
• South University - Tampa Introduces Bachelor of Business Administration Program in Tampa; University Expands Offerings to Include Health Professions and Business
• South University Expanding Campus With New University Library; Library Scheduled to Open in Early 2007
• Warner, Williams win family court races
• South University Promotes Fundraiser for Georgia’s Official Civil Rights Museum
• South University names Todd Cellini Campus President
• Marie Neal Leads Admissions Team in Savannah
• Nursing students get a start on their professional journey
• South University faculty members volunteer for SORSEF
• Student society at South University's School of Pharmacy earns national recognition
• South University and Savannah Technical College Ink Agreement for Criminal Justice Career Development
• South University Launches Graphic Design Degree Programs; Associate's and Bachelor's Degree Programs to be Offered at West Palm Beach Campus
• Brooks handily wins re-election for District Attorney
• South University Dedicates Newest Campus in Virginia Beach’s Convergence Center
• South University confers 39 baccalaureate degrees in nursing
• John Shupper, J.D., promoted to Chair for Legal Studies
• Dr. Michael Crouch, Pharmacy Professor and Chair, honored
• South University awarded the Caring Cup by the United Way of the Coastal Empire
• South University Honors third Anesthesiologist Assistant graduating class
• South University Names Michelle Liken, PhD, RN, CS Director of Nursing
• West Palm Beach Graphic Design Program Fact Sheet
• Brewbaker wins big in District 25 race
• South University confers 175 degrees on June 19
• South University confers 465 degrees
• John Shupper, J.D., promoted to Chair for Legal Studies
• South University awarding highest number of graduate degrees
• First South University student in history to receive Rotary Club scholarship
• South University Department Chair to present at the Annual PAEA Education Forum in Savannah
• South University Names Bruce Mallard, PhD Interim President of Savannah, Ga. Campus
• South University Introduces Master of Business Administration Programs; Classes Scheduled to Begin January 2007
• Taylor defeats Mitchell in District 30
• South University confers 709 degrees
• School of Pharmacy Professor Samit Shah publishes research results in leading journal
• Online Faculty Conference in Savannah
• South University confers 35 baccalaureate degrees in nursing
• South University names Brad Kauffman president for Columbia campus
• South University launches new Accelerated Master of Business Administration program
• Savannah Back to School Showcase Award Winners Announced
• South University Extreme Makeover: Christmas Edition Brings the Magic of Christmas To Lucky Savannah Family
• Hubbard unseats Grimes in District 73
• South University awarding Master of Business in Healthcare Administration degrees for the first time
• Classes begin for 24 South University Physician Assistant students in Tampa
• South University honors fourth Anesthesiologist Assistant graduating class
• South University awards 163 degrees
• South University gears up to Help Our Neighbors during the National Week of Service
• South University - Columbia names new Dean of Academic Affairs
• South University Honors Second Anesthesiologist Assistant Graduating Class; Class Achieves 100 Percent Pass Rate on National Certification Exam
• South University Introduces Two Master of Business Administration Programs in West Palm Beach; Classes Scheduled to Begin January 2007
• Autauga Co. BOE takes newcomer Keith
• South University celebrates the Class of 2010
• South University to Open Campus Near Town Center in Virginia Beach
• Marta Urdaneta, Ph.D., named Chair for
• South University confers 143 degrees
• South University gears up to Help Our Neighbors during the National Week of Service
• South University names David McGuire as President, West Palm Beach
• South University Names New President of Savannah Campus
• South University Conducts First Winter Commencement Ceremony in Institution's More Than 100-Year History
• Briers, Ross still on BOE
• South University confers 174 degrees on June 26
• South University – Columbia names new Dean of Student Affairs
• South University expands campus to keep pace with enrollment
• South University confers 598 degrees
• South University gears up to Help Our Neighbors during the National Week of Service
• South University to host polygraph examination expert
• South University Announces New Dean of Business
• South University Names Arnold Tenenbaum Chairman of the South University Board of Trustees
• Roby barely beats Bright
• South University expands with a new location in Metro Detroit
• South University – Savannah names new Dean of Student Affairs
• New Flexible and Accelerated MBA
• South University confers 598 degrees
• South University gears up to Help Our Neighbors during the National Week of Service
• South University names new Vice President of Admissions
• South University - Columbia To Award 60 Master's Degrees
• Physician Assistant One of Seven Bright Careers for '07 and Tomorrow
• Shelby Comments on Navy LCS Decision
• New nursing program in Richmond addresses statewide need
• South University hosts campus dedication and ribbon cutting
• New Flexible and Accelerated MBA
• South University expands with a new location in the Richmond, Va. community
• South University gears up to Help Our Neighbors during the National Week of Service
• South University names Dr. Robert Bohman, Dean of Academic Affairs and Operations
• South University - Tampa Celebrates Inaugural Commencement Ceremony
• South University Launches Speakers Series; Faculty Member Jim Baer Discusses 'Near Earth Asteroids'
• Sessions comments today regarding the Navy s proposal to purchase additional Littoral Combat Ship
• South University Names New Dean of Student Affairs
• South University Announces Provisional Approval of Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program
• New School of Pharmacy for South Carolina
• Dr. Sharon Broscious brings a world of experience to Richmond
• Public input sought for MPS facilities plan
• 1 teen killed, 1 injured in weekend wreck
• Thousands expected for Frontier Days
• Pair facing theft charges
• Prattville City Council to review smoking ordinance
• Reward increased in homicide case
• Montgomery Ballet to stage Selma show
• Man dies in motorcycle wreck
• Wings of Freedom Tour coming to area this week
• Pike Road brings community together for 'Fall Family Fun Day'
• Lincoln Cemetery group hopes for crowd at cleanup
• Parents concerned about MPS proposals
• Despite budget snag, Prattville leaders support use of incentives
• With its collegiate colors of orange and black, AUM again declared itself the "official sponsor of Halloween" in 2010. Numerous events were held over the week leading up to Halloween, including a haunted house, trick or treating by the children
• This Week in Washington: "Americans Send a Message"; "Slow Oil Spill Claims Processing Unacceptable"
• Physical Therapy Month
• Fire Prevention Week
• Knights of Columbus People With Intellectual Disabilities Awareness Month
• Family Services Centers Day
• National Adoption Month
• National Nurse Practitioner Week
• American Indian Heritage Month
• Riley Administration Prepared for Smooth Transition Regardless of Winner on Tuesday
• 4 kids, 1 adult injured in accident
• The Office of Academic Affairs hosted its first Pizza with the Provost session on Sept. 27. The new series is a chance for AUM provost Jeffrey Elwell to discuss issues with students. Future sessions will rotate between lunch and dinner times so the provo
• It was written in 1666 but its theme of questioning the hypocrisies of society remains timely today. “The Misanthrope,” a comedy written by French playwright Moliere and translated by Richard Wilbur, runs at Theatre AUM through Oct. 10 and sh
• AUM, the State Department of Education and the Alabama Department of Homeland Security kicked off the first annual Virtual Alabama School Safety Summit on October 5 on campus. Governor Riley, who called for the creation of Virtual Alabama, spoke on the i
• Legendary Auburn University football coach Pat Dye hosted the 10th annual Blue Jean Ball at his Notasulga ranch, the Crooked Oaks Hunting Lodge and Quail Hollows Gardens, on Oct. 1. The event was a fundraiser for the Auburn and Auburn Montgomery nursing
• The history honor society, Phi Alpha Theta, will host a lecture and film about the traditional Day of the Dead celebration today at 5 p.m. in Goodwyn Hall 111.
• Dreamland cooks way to top of chili contest
• Church hosts interfaith conference
• Yard sale profits benefit Aid to Inmate Mothers program
• MPD sees several changes
• 2ND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT RACE: Bright, Roby try to sway voters
• Man charged with shooting another in face
• Police conduct prostitution sting
• Man injured in motorcycle accident
• Contractor charged with theft of rock
• Computers stolen during break-in at county GOP HQ
• Groups help homeowners save on energy bills
• TV stations cash in on campaign ads
• More than 300 attend One Family Justice Center's grand opening
• Orange Beach Mayor Tony Kennon, Sen. Richard Shelby discuss claims process
• 1st Annual Worship & Arts Conference
• Montgomery seeks parade participants
• Cash found in vehicle search counted
• City gets new gear for fire stations
• State schools chief backs core standards
• Police honor 12 for heroism
• Montgomery County commissioner 'leading by example' with spending
• All Alabama Counties Facing Drought, 23 Counties Placed Under Drought Warning<br>
• HudsonAlpha Scientists will Help High School Teachers Incorporate Genetic Research into Classroom Lesson Plans
• Governor Riley Welcomes New High-Tech Facility<br>
• Troy prepares for homecoming festivities
• Heavy equipment up for auction Friday
• La Nina translates to dry, warmer winter for Alabama
• Ceremony honors Alabama's fallen heroes
• News networks fanning the flames of hatred
• Strange says injured officer ineligible for workers' comp
• Getting in the game
• MPS board discusses growing pains at Lee, Jeff Davis
• Prattville City Council votes to take out $3.1M loan
• Alabama Supreme Court rules against Reed in suit over naming of Acadome
• Dow elected to represent District 6 on Montgomery City Council
• Silver Season Celebration: Alabama Shakespeare Festival marks 25 years in Montgomery
• Alabama's Fallen Heroes in the War on Terror Honored and Remembered Today at State Capitol
• 3 BTW Magnet students win contest
• 500 attend MPS' community meetings
• Officer's family files suit against city
• Organization honors 2 firefighters
• Airport learns from dress rehearsal for disaster
• Cahaba refuge plan shelved for now
• Few details from traffic stop netting stash of cash
• Public has concerns about school study
• Runoff vote to fill Cook's seat today
• Some on Montgomery County Commission push for vote on leadership
• Prattville council's support for loan persists
• Tackling truancy may decrease dropouts
• New laws try to keep teens in school
• Montgomery schools' superintendent focuses on solutions, not blame
• Community partnership a recipe for success
• It's elementary: K-6 ideas could keep students from dropping out of school later
• Shelby Statement on Expansion of Cahaba River National Wildlife Refuge
• Alabama Medicaid Commissioner to Direct Health Care Reform In Louisiana
• This Week in Washington: "America Again at a Crossroads"
• Shelby Announces $675,818 for Highway Safety Programs in Alabama
• Governor's Study Group on School Bus Seat Belts Receives Results of 3-Year Study
• Electronics recycling day set for November
• Huntingdon to hold Host Days Oct. 30
• Prattville encourages Saturday Halloween celebration
• 7th-grade dropout pursues degree in nursing at AUM
• Montgomery woman, 22, charged with murder in fatal stabbing
• Getting a degree: Obstacles delayed her, but couldn't stop her
• Tea party movement a way to open our eyes
• Public hearings to start on MPS' facilities plan
• 'Pumpkin Patch' a big draw: Annual festival offers good, family fun
• Some options available to MPS expensive
• Library 'friends' to host silent auction
• Volunteers help clean up at Montgomery humane shelter
• Friendship Mission helpers add special treat for lunch
• Arts, crafts, cars make Faulkner's Oktoberfest fundraiser a success
• Wetumpka bridge to be preserved
• Expert: Apartments for older adults a growing trend
• Sales tax increase part of proposal for businesses in police juridiction
• Community shows support for injured MPD officer
• Battle for public art: Artist starts new paintings on Dexter Avenue
• Sessions to Feinberg: Alabama Needs Clear Answers on Claims Process
• Sessions Receives Response from Feinberg
• Decades later, woman keeps memory of newsy cat alive
• Make a Difference Day needs volunteers
• Gas leak triggered by resident's digging
• Flowers Elementary to celebrate 50 years
• Riverfront lots on auction block
• Airport upgrades almost ready
• Campaign focuses on teen dating violence
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Escambia, Baldwin and Monroe Counties Oct 27-28
• Best Fall Foliage 2010 in Alabama
• Supreme Court Issues Final Ruling Upholding "Double Dipping" Ban
• Alabama Unemployment Rate Down for Fifth Straight Month
• More Facts from Latest Unemployment Report for Alabama
• Alabama Unemployment Rate Down for Fifth Straight Month
• Q&A with Carol Gundlach
• Victims first must recognize they're in an abusive situation
• Family Sunshine Center there to get help for victims
• Q&A: Karen Sellers
• Bicycling event to support injured officer
• Montgomery police look into death of child
• Rallies push support for gambling
• Montgomery Board of Education turns to study to shape strategy
• Is it unfair that I'm too old to enjoy the fair?
• Woman uses her voice, past to help others
• Alabama Leads Nation in Unemployment Drop
• Three boys praised for turning in firearm
• Woman convicted of stealing from mother
• Teen killed in crash Sunday
• Injured officer breathing on own
• Woman's purse snatched at mall
• School board 'dysfunction' hot subject at political forum
• Montgomery City Council floats idea of new procedure for trash drop-off
• Residents decry $3.1M loan suggestion
• Group Homes for Children now closed
• Wrong way out: Abusive past a common thread for women inmates
• Montgomery County to fix, not buy computer system
• Friends, co-workers recall late Councilman Cook's passion to serve
• District 6 candidate withdraws, another might not be eligible
• Governor Riley Welcomes Industry Expansion and New Jobs in Muscle Shoals
• Q&A with Ellen Brooks
• Domestic calls require careful handling by police
• RESOURCE GUIDE
• Key election deadlines fast-approaching
• Clean City Commission launches campaign against nuisance signs
• Proper restraint: Protection orders 'a shield, not a sword'
• Rep. Bonner to Host Service Academy Night, October 25, 2010
• Farrier says police checkpoints harmful to District 6
• Councilman Willie Cook's death stuns Montgomery
• Software blamed for 600 Montgomery County property valuation errors
• Former Montgomery County revenue workers: Software not problem
• Following Supreme Court Order, State Once Again Stops Payroll Deductions for PACs
• This Week in Washington: "Social Security COLAs Frozen"; "Accepting Military Academy Applications"
• Record-setting crowd supports Buddy Walk
• Last call for the fair: Autauga County Fair wrapped up Saturday; Montgomery's ends today
• When love turns deadly: Stephanie Hanvey honors her mother's memory by getting involved
• Breaking the cycle of violence
• Q&A with Steve Searcy, director of the One Place Family Justice Center
• Candidates, let's add some spice to those ads
• Frazer UMC hosts annual neighborhood conference
• 'Stealth Reconstruction' topic at state archives presentation
• Command changes at Holm Center at Maxwell
• Hill: Hiring Argo not 'double dipping'
• Jones leaving WSFA to work for nonprofit
• Businesses courted for historic marching trail's redevelopment
• Children injured when SUV rolls over on interstate
• Lee High student helps douse neighbor's fire
• Suspects sought in Wednesday slaying
• Hosch gets death penalty in shop owner's slaying
• Constructed wetland removes plume contaminants
• Montgomery County BOE members want rules on attorneys
• One dead in shooting near Taylor Road
• Cute neighborhood kids are craving your cash
• Police say two produced meth near children
• Montgomery Public Schools sees big drop in disciplinary suspensions
• Auburn Montgomery receives $1.1 million pledge
• Montgomery County BOE aims to use more e-mail, less paper
• Bright Lends a Helping Hand
• Shelby Announces $405,000 for Mobile Bay Ferry Dock Rehabilitation
• Governor Riley Appoints Three New Members to Environmental Management Commission
• 4 hurt in crash with 18-wheelers
• 'Human error' caused Autauga County voting problem
• Democrats' AG hopeful releases '09 federal tax return
• Work at Dozier Elementary on track, board told
• Montgomery's drug court won't accept new applicants
• Brewbaker resigns from Pike Road Town Council
• Film society gives the Capri a future
• Governor Riley Appoints Three New Trustees to A&M Board
• This Week in Washington: "Speaker Out of Town and Out of Touch"
• Area groups seek tutors
• MPS workshop speaker asks parents to get involved
• Autauga County Fair kicks off today in Prattville
• Bolding gets backing of 7 former candidates runoff for the Montgomery City Council
• Brew Pub closes, but owner vows to reopen
• Owners of new eateries not worried about slow economy
• New Congress must fix Dodd-Frank
• Alabama National Fair 2010
• Sixth-graders receive attention for effort to ease national debt
• School workshops to help parents stay involved
• Downtown revitalization must include historic preservation, expert says
• Hull wraps up Navistar Classic victory
• Inaugural 'Making Strides Against Breast Cancer' walk exceeds organizers' expectations
• Wounded Warrior enjoys visit to Prattville
• 'Walk 'n Wag' celebrates animal control, 10th year
• Car fans rally in east Montgomery
• Wine Festival brings unique flavor to downtown
• Kitchen sinks reported stolen
• Charity golf tournament planned for Monday
• Cleanup event to be at Wind Creek park
• Man raises awareness with night in slave quarters
• Couple enjoy freedom of on-the-go lifestyle
• RV rally in River Region for first time
• Stabbing victim is Montgomery's 19th homicide
• Prattville lawyers not dampened by 'suspicious' office fire
• Korean War vets honored at fair
• Fair thrills: Blake Shelton, Babyface on tap this weekend
• Part of I-65N to be 2-lane on weekend
• Cat recovering after arrow hit
• Fire damages Troy Highway eatery
• PIE has high hopes for annual Zoo Walk
• Faulkner professor to keep eye on city projects temporarily
• Church group to pay for park trespassing
• Spouses team up in LPGA
• Palin speaks about faith at fundraiser
• Lightfoot: Congressional appropriations bill has Marshall 'moving forward' despite looming jobs loss
• Shelby Wants Foreclosure Probe
• A ‘dead’ bill
• Pressure Grows for Foreclosure Investigation
• Palin sells out tonight's Faulkner benefit
• Cut off the money wells to keep politicians real
• Tickled pink: LPGA star Creamer makes day special for girl
• A Day on the Campaign Trail
• Just Ron
• Cut off the money wells to keep politicians real
• Governor Riley Honored for "Exceptionally Strong Support" of the National Guard
• Fire at law office deemed suspicious
• Two charged in assault, robbery
• Great day' for injured officer
• Money, study needed in school debate
• Local family store has knack for the holidays
• Prattville passes $37M budget
• Montgomery officials delay input on education study
• Youngsters tee off: LPGA players show golf can be fun and games
• Today, Senator Shelby met with students from Bigtime Ministries who are in Washington to run a sports camp for disadvantaged youth.
• Pigford II (Black Farmer’s Settlement)
• Shelby Calls for Banking Committee Investigation
• Alabama Indictments
• Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention Month
• Chess Day
• School Bus Safety Week
• Pharmacy Technician Day
• Pharmacists Month
• Earth Science Week
• Join me TONIGHT at Oak Hollow Farms in Baldwin County from 5:30-7:30pm for the Dr. Robert Bentley for Governor Rally
• Today, I rode around Gadsden with a UPS driver on some deliveries. This is the 3rd year that I've done this and I really enjoy meeting so many Gadsden constituents on my route!
• Halloween Howl to be Oct. 29
• Wetumpka postpones vote on budget
• Prattville law office destroyed in blaze
• Belk updates brand image
• Ex-porn star reveals purported Tiger Woods texts
• Golfers a hit with youngsters
• Wake Forest tops Texas 81-80 in OT on Smith's shot
• Groundbreaking for urban farm on riverfront announced
• Strike looms as talks between BA, union collapse
• Obama, Democrats lobbying hard for health vote
• Demi Moore's Twitter account part of suicide help
• Obama rallies support for final health care votes
• 'Lawyer' for US missionaries in Haiti is arrested
• Join me TONIGHT at Oak Hollow Farms in Baldwin County from 5:30-7:30pm for the Dr. Robert Bentley for Governor Rally
• Cops seek more victims through killer's old photos
• Today, I rode around Gadsden with a UPS driver on some deliveries. This is the 3rd year that I've done this and I really enjoy meeting so many Gadsden constituents on my route!
• Air Canada supports pilot caught in dispute
• Shelby Announces $400,000 for Alabama Technology Network
• Accomplice to OC fortuneteller killing sentenced
• Shelby Announces $650,000 for I-20 Pavement Rehabilitation
• Little fanfare for 7th anniversary of war in Iraq
• Heavy rains swamp camps holding Haiti's homeless
• Dutch fuming at retired US general's gays comment
• Pakistan arrests halt UN contacts with Taliban
• Tyson testifies local DA failed to enforce law
• An up close look at the military life in Marjah
• Mobile death blamed on swine flu
• 12 wounded in Israeli missile strike in Gaza
• Clear skies, low of 43 tonight in Montgomery
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Obama in immigration dance
• Wells Fargo looks to retain customers following change
• Pelosi defends abortion curbs in health bill
• What you're saying: Lobbyists doing what's best for state, not corrupt
• Governor's Office Issues Statement on Indictments and Arrests Concerning Federal Corruption Pro
• Robber locks Wendy's workers in freezer
• Teen killed in traffic accident
• Shelby Announces $620,000 for Transit Service Area Projects in Huntsville
• Absent leaders leave Wetumpka without a budget
• Gov. Riley to speak at AUM safety summit Tuesday
• Montgomery County balks at software company's travel fee
• Montgomery public libraries offer free tutoring
• Protest uses prayer to combat abortion
• Montgomery afternoon links: Elmore Co. deputies look for shooters; MPS receives $300K grant; Convicted sheriff candidate still on ballot
• CONGRESSMAN BACHUS COMMEMORATES CONSTITUTION DAY
• Prattville mayor: Alabama arrests serve as warning to public officials
• CONGRESSMAN BACHUS STATEMENT ON PRESIDENT OBAMA'S TOWN HALL MEETING
• Georgia adviser's campaign role ends with Alabama indictment, AJC blogger reports
• ADMINISTRATION POLICIES ARE HOLDING BACK ECONOMY, CONGRESSMAN BACHUS SAYS
• Coastal Recovery Commission is opportunity for bold plan
• CONGRESSMAN SPENCER BACHUS STATEMENT ON A PLEDGE TO AMERICA
• Governor Riley Celebrates Success of Alabama's Port
• BACHUS CALL TO END FANNIE AND FREDDIE BAILOUT CITED IN NATIONAL COLUMN
• Rogers'; CDP Bill Now Law
• BACHUS: SPEAKER, MAJORITY TAKE A WALK ON TAXES
• This Week in Washington: "Gulf Oil Well Permanently Sealed and Claims Payments Improving"
• CONGRESSMAN BACHUS T.V. APPEARANCES ON THE ECONOMY AND ENDING BAILOUTS
• Sunny skies, high of 71 today in Montgomery
• Who's indicted in federal probe of gambling-related vote buying?
• Montgomery nursing home employee arrested for theft of $20,000
• The Outsourcing of America
• MONTGOMERY HALF MARATHON RESULTS
• CAPITAL CITY 5K RESULTS
• Charity golf event benefits injured police officer
• Answers revealed: Richmond system trailed our trolley
• Popular festival finds new home
• River Region ready to cash in on LPGA tournament
• What's wrong with a little civil conversation?
• Peace flags fly in Capital City
• During half marathon, community rallies in remembrance of life lost
• It's fall: Overnight lows to continue in 40s in Montgomery area
• LPGA heads to Prattville for Navistar Classic
• Country Cottage to offer flu shot clinic
• Children's essay contest entry forms distributed
• Montgomery Police to get $3.4M in grants
• 1 dies in tractor-trailer, car accident on Troy Highway
• Montgomery closes with positive sales tax revenues
• Man given 20 years in 2008 accident that killed 1
• Elmore County deals with possible changes
• Fall weather set for big football weekend
• Montgomery officials say murals conflict with new campaign; paintings covered by new signs
• Photos from the Montgomery Half Marathon and 5K
• Sunny skies in forecast for today's Montgomery half marathon
• More than 2,000 expected for today's half marathon
• Today, Senator Shelby met with students from Bigtime Ministries who are in Washington to run a spor
• Clear skies, low of 53 tonight in Montgomery
• Pulitzer Prize winner to speak at AUM lecture series
• Sunny skies, high of 83 today in Montgomery
• Chris Murphy sworn in as Montgomery Director of Public Safety
• Links around Montgomery: Hello Hornet football; Farm-to-Fork Invasion; Taste confusion
• AUM to host school safety summit Oct. 5-6
• Montgomery Breast Center stresses importance of annual screenings
• Montgomery's brand? The Capital of Dreams
• Clear skies, low of 57 tonight in Montgomery
• MONTGOMERY MALL HISTORY
• RECENT MONTGOMERY MALL OWNERS
• Montgomery schools improve advanced placement scores
• Montgomery afternoon links: Montgomery Mall for sale; MPS sees increase in AP test scores; Elmore Co
• Retired general to lead internal affairs office
• Effectiveness, efficiency Murphy's aim as Montgomery's public safety director
• Montgomery promotes city as place where dreams come true with new marketing campaign
• Prattville recognizes Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Montgomery Mall is up for sale again
• New Public Safety Director Takes Office
• 'Social' Support: Breast cancer groups use Facebook, Twitter to boost awareness
• Shelby foresees FinReg changes
• Georgia senators dive into drinking water legal battle
• Montgomery gets new public safety director today
• Elmore County passes $24 million budget for 2011
• Join me TONIGHT at Oak Hollow Farms in Baldwin County from 5:30-7:30pm for the Dr. Robert Bentley f
• Montgomery teacher recovering in hospital from shooting
• House Passes Job-Training Legislation Introduced by Congressman Bright
• Jury finds man guilty in death of girlfriend
• Congressman Bright Announces Grant to Improve School Safety in Hartford
• Kohl's opens doors in Prattville
• Rep. Bonner to Help Kick off Oct 1 Return of Alabama Gulf Coast Fishing
• 4 arrested in string of recent fires
• More Huntsville layoffs loom as Constellation ends, but NASA has plan
• Montgomery's new public safety director brings wealth of experiences to job
• Shelby Statement on Implementing the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act
• Sunny skies, high of 82 today in Montgomery
• Montgomery schools ending fiscal year $3 million short in general fund
• John Mark Stallings Field to be dedicated Oct. 8 at Faulkner University
• U.S. Marshals task force nabs suspect in 2009 Montgomery murder
• Shelby Statement on House Passage of NASA Authorization
• Clear skies, low of 57 tonight in Montgomery
• Riverwalk Festival will be this weekend
• Free seminar teaches ID theft protection
• ASU to hold Fall Career Fair
• Pulitzer Prize winner Warren Lerude to speak at AUM on Oct. 31
• Online payment option promoted for Montgomery Co. property owners
• Montgomery firefighters arrest four in arson crimes
• AUM hires language expert to help teachers reach non-English-speaking students
• Riley, extolling adoption successes, announces $1.5 million incentive award
• Alabama's Success in Adoptions Results in Fifth Largest Federal Award in Nation
• Clear skies, low of 54 tonight in Montgomery
• Montgomery elementary teacher stable after being shot outside school
• Montgomery to hire civilian for public safety agencies' information officer
• Montgomery plans to bill owner for work at Lincoln Cemetery
• Commissioner Ron Sparks Joins Dothan Officials In Unveiling 350 New Jobs
• Montgomery police investigate alleged sexual assault of 14-year-old girl
• Video: Billion Dollar Bentleyhttp://www.sparks2010.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=486&action=edit&am
• ZooBoo 2010
• Injured Montgomery police officer has more surgery
• Bright Votes to Crack Down on Currency Manipulation by the Chinese Government
• Prattville officials, residents debate mayor's budget prpoposal
• Shelby Announces $675,750 for Tuskegee University
• Planning director will be remembered for imprint on city
• Judiciary Republicans to Holder: 'Urgent' Action Needed to Protect Military Voting Rights
• Suspect in teacher shooting in jail
• Montgomery lunchtime links: Injured MPD officer has more surgery; Identity theft on the rise in Mont
• Montgomery police investigating sexual assault on impaired teen
• Montgomery Zoo hosting Zoobilation 2010 fundraiser this Thursday
• Sunny skies, high near 80 today in Montgomery
• Five-month Alabama layover after pilot falls ill flying MiG-17 to air show
• Trio charged in string of thefts in Autauga County
• AUM hopes to broaden international presence with new hire
• Montgomery afternoon links: Three charged in Autauga thefts; Church van crash survivor speaks to con
• Montgomery, Autauga, Elmore Counties show improvement in child well-being
• Gov. Riley, DHR to celebrate adoption success at Montgomery playground
• Sunny skies, high of 81 today in Montgomery
• Montgomery Commission tests air quality of county building
• Montgomery Planning director Kenneth Groves, 64, passes away
• Governor's Office Comments on Report from Justice Gorman Houston
• Hearings set for today to discuss city's budget
• SUV, tractor collision injures both drivers
• Lane closure begins today on I-65 North
• Area teens semifinalists in national honors program
• Air quality complaints prompt cleanup
• Statement from Ranking Member of House Ethics Committee
• Two of three carjacking suspects apprehended
• Shelby Holds Meeting on Expansion of Cahaba River National Wildlife Refuge
• State youth show gains in well-being
• Shelby Announces $126,572 for School Safety in Alabama
• Montgomery County budget already faces opposition
• Shelby Announces $110,500 to Combat Sexual Predators
• Church helps in recovery celebration
• Fundraiser for wounded Montgomery police officer shows tight bond
• Local U.S. Reps recognized as Guardians of Small Business
• Rep. Bonner Staffer to Visit Baldwin, Escambia and Monroe Counties, September 29-30
• Montgomery lunchtime links: Fundraiser for injured officer shows community bond; ASU approves footba
• Montgomery Commission approves $95.6M budget
• Two injured in tractor-SUV collision on U.S. 80
• Chance of rain, low of 55 tonight in Montgomery
• EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER 52
• Governor Riley Signs Executive Order Creating Coastal Recovery Commission
• This Week in Washington: "Pledging to Get America Back on Track"; "Honoring Alabama W
• Shelby Announces $400,000 for Fort Payne
• Chance of rain, high of 79 in Montgomery today
• Alabama Restaurants Association hires Montgomery-based law firm for oil spill suits
• AUM, AU receive emergency management grant
• Major crimes down in first half of year
• Auburn flags stolen from car
• Gulf Coast Oil Spill Resources
• Artur Davis introduces bill to up BP's liability for Gulf oil spill; measure would raise cap
• Relief Efforts in Haiti
• Davis introduces legislation forcing big oil companies to pay for all damages from oil spills
• 7th District Free IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers
• Bill would increase liability cap after spills
• Federal Aid to Prevent Teacher Layoffs expected in 45 days
• Congressman Artur Davis reacts to closing of New Era Cap Co. in Demopolis
• Alabama, Tennessee not included in EPA hearings over coal ash
• Davis defends NASA
• Rain, possible thunderstorms, today in Montgomery area
• Congressman Artur Davis reacts to Northrop Grumman’s decision to drop out of the tanker compet
• Major crimes down in first half of year
• Congressman Artur Davis to vote against final health care legislation
• Seat check helps give parents peace of mind
• Davis votes no on health care legislation
• Area church blesses man's best friends
• Public Listing of FY2011 Appropriations Requests
• Event an Easter Seals success story
• Jefferson County Department of Health awarded more than $13 Million for Prevention and Wellness Proj
• Unconventional actress never forgot local ties
• White House Spring Garden Tour Dates Announced
• Public access rules to local government bodies vary
• Office of Congressman Artur Davis Announces Alabama will receive $58 Million from the Department of
• Rally helps raise breast cancer awareness
• Congressman Artur Davis reacts to EADS decision to enter the tanker competition
• PRINT EXCLUSIVE: Major crimes down in first half of year
• Congressman Artur Davis reacts to EADS decision to enter the tanker competition
• Woman runs with cerebral palsy, determination
• Alabama political leaders applaud EADS tanker bid
• Tennis event benefits Family Sunshine Center
• Prattville event targets unwanted medicine
• Riley asks churches to support disaster preparedness initiative
• Blaze damages whole wing of Peddler's Inn
• Supreme Court: King can stop pharmacy suits
• Motorcyle ride to benefit injured Montgomery police officer
• Principals Month
• Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month
• On Friday, Sept 24, 2010, Congressman Aderholt appeared on FOX6 Good Day Alabama to talk about the
• Chance of rain today, tomorrow in Montgomery
• Montgomery lunchtime links: City wants to preserve historical documents; MPD officer still faces lon
• Clear skies, low of 68 tonight in Montgomery
• Contest takes aim at domestic violence
• Video: What’s Ailing Alabama
• Safety events come to River Region
• Bankrupt Lehman Brothers, with Montgomery roots, to auction artwork
• Drought heats up; risk of fire increases
• City of Montgomery trying to organize, archive historical documents
• ASU not slowed down by proration
• Montgomery planning culinary event to attract tourists to Black Belt
• More surgeries, dialysis for injured officer
• Constitution Week
• Near destruction of Parks, King photos fuels archive effort
• Governor Riley Encourages Faith-Based Community to Participate in "Be Ready Sunday"
• Red Ribbon Week
• Beef Month
• Alpha Delta Kappa Month
• National Case Management Week
• Officer still in critical condition
• Sessions Bolsters Constituent Services in Wiregrass Office
• Holmes asking Dillard's to reverse bus stop decision
• Alabama Shakespeare Festival to unveil 25th anniversary necklace today
• Bronner blames politicians for slow recovery
• New criminal justice training center opens in Selma
• Analysts discourage housing school in Colonial building
• Springsteen concert doc coming to Capri Theatre
• It's fall, so when will it cool off?
• New Criminal Justice Training Center Opens in Selma
• Congressman Bright Delivers Floor Speech in Support of the U.S.-South Korea Free Trade Agreement
• Rep. Bonner Supports House GOP "A Pledge to America"
• Sunny skies, high of 93 in Montgomery today
• MPS to hold community meetings in October
• RSA chief David Bronner assesses economy, predicts future
• Montgomery lunchtime links: Waiting on cool fall weather to kick in; Capri to show Springsteen conce
• Clear skies, low of 70 tonight in Montgomery
• AUM to hold college workshop for parents
• Bright Honored as Guardian of Small Business
• Birdies for Charity seeks donors
• Shelby Announces $686,000 for Alabama Senior Transportation Program
• Montgomery libraries to close for training
• Shelby Announces $2.3 Million for Jack Edwards Airport in Gulf Shores
• ASU to hold fall convocation today
• Sessions: Statement on Obama s Court Picks
• Alabama farmers watching potential FDA guidelines on animal antibiotics
• Montgomery lunchtime links: 'Fire Nancy Pelosi' bus tour rolls into town; Bruce Hornsby pl
• Slight chance of rain in Montgomery tonight
• Montgomery planning chief diagnosed with cancer
• Bronner will open AUM breakfast series
• Byard presents Prattville spending plan
• U.S. Senator Richard Shelby today met with World War II veterans from Alabama at the WWII Memorial
• Montgomery may hire consultant for disparity study
• Bright Announces Deadline for Soldiers to Apply for Retroactive Stop Loss Pay
• Cloverdale Playhouse honors patron
• Shelby: Corps Must Remain Neutral in Water Wars Dispute
• Candidates decry domestic violence
• Shelby Meets with WWII Veterans
• Prosecutor seeks stiffer drinking, boating law
• Shelby Honored by National Federation of Independent Business
• Fire Nancy Pelosi bus tour rolls into town
• Statement on SEC Response to Stanford Ponzi Scheme
• Sessions Sets the Record Straight on Judicial Nominations
• Sessions Cosponsors REINS Act
• Union Dooms Alabama's Race to the Top
• Shelby Statement on SEC Response to Stanford Ponzi Scheme
• Sunny skies, high of 94 today in Montgomery
• Our Children ARE our Future
• Some rain expected in Montgomery today
• Prattville mayor releases proposed $37M budget
• Investigators probe Monday fires at vacant Caroline Street apartments
• Governor Riley Honors National Board Certified Teachers
• Video: First Televised Debate
• Clear tonight, some showers tomorrow in Montgomery
• Fire department: Blaze at warehouse accidental
• Hope Hull woman killed in I-65 crash
• Montgomery police make felony arrests
• UA chancellor says state must choose not to be poor
• Judge postpones capital murder trial
• SHELBY: KEEP POLITICS OUT OF TANKER COMPETITION
• Man wanted for questioning in unsolved capital murder case
• JUDICIARY REPUBLICANS DEMAND ANSWERS FROM NAPOLITANO OVER "BACKDOOR AMNESTY" MEMOS
• New law to be used in capital murder case
• Montgomery lunchtime links: Alex City dentist featured in acclaimed documentary; Montgomery teen rem
• Spending plan puts employees' raises on hold
• AUM preschoolers hold fairy tale parade
• Fires damage vacant apartments
• David Bronner to speak at AUM's business breakfast series on Wednesday
• Congressman Bright to Host Town Hall in Florala
• Sessions: 'Democrats Are Playing Politics with Nation's Defense Policy'
• AUM offering free workshop to help parents save money on tuition
• Montgomery police want to question man about unsolved murder
• Governor Riley to Accompany Alabama Veterans on Honor Flight
• This Week in Washington: "Battle Against Obamacare Advances;" "Boeing's Hypocris
• Lawmakers seek penalties for China
• Sen. Shelby to oil spill fund czar Feinberg: 'Alabama is at a critical juncture'
• Ken Feinberg says he'll expedite Alabama oil spill business claims
• Geithner Critical Of Pace Of Yuan Hike;US Lawmakers Seek Action
• Sunny skies, high of 97 today in Montgomery
• Montgomery lunchtime links: Crowd greets 908th Air Force Reserve's return; Capitol Oyster Bar c
• Electronics, jewelry, TVs reported stolen
• Rally celebrates recovery
• Shelling out big bucks: Hunting-related spending increases during tough economic times
• Another scorching Sunday, Monday for Montgomery
• Church's youth group takes lead in putting on yard sale By Matt Okarmus
• 504th Bomb Group donates documents to Maxwell
• Nigerian community holds free health fair at Acadome
• Local readers tell real story about historic places
• Meth producers changing their spots in River Region
• PRINT EXCLUSIVE: City paying for road to encourage growth
• Crowd greets 908th: Air Force Reserve unit returns from 4-month mission
• Richard Shelby’s Vision for America
• Councilman organizing Montgomery hall of fame
• Suspect in wife's death leads authorities to wooded site
• Cleveland Avenue YMCA still helping children after 50 years
• Some showers expected tonight in Montgomery
• TV, computer, saw reported stolen
• Duo-pianists to perform Sunday
• First-time homebuyers program available
• MPS responds to additional proration
• Class of '74 comes back to Maxwell for reunion
• Three former POWs mark POW/MIA Day at Maxwell
• Former judge remembered for civil rights work
• Clear skies, low of 67 tonight in Montgomery
• Executive says corporate diversity must go beyond physical appearance
• From runaway tires to goats, Auburn professor says weekly newspapers tell of life in communities
• From runaway tires to goats, Auburn professor says weekly newspapers tell of life in communities
• Bright Urges Leadership to Extend Tax Relief
• Law enforcement agencies share ideas at exercise
• Bright Calls on USDA to Include Peanuts in Disaster Assistance Proposal
• Elderly man sentenced in shootings
• 1,000 jobs coming to Montgomery with Hyundai transformer facility
• Brown sentenced to probation, told to pay restitution
• Montgomery kids will trick-or-treat on Oct. 31
• Governor Riley Responds to AG Press Conference
• Governor Riley, Company Officials Break Ground on Alabama's Latest Mega-Project, a $90 Million
• Sunny skies, high of 94 today in Montgomery
• Montgomery reopening assistance program for first-time home buyers
• Hispanic Heritage Month
• POW/MIA Day
• Lawsuit Filed by King Stops Payment from BP Resulting in Increased Proration for Schools
• Governor Riley Comments on Significant Drop in Alabama's Unemployment Rate
• International Education Week
• Montgomery County to fix, not buy computer system
• Bright Delivers Floor Speech in Support of Extending Tax Relief
• Potential gateway: Icehouse demolition could boost downtown development
• SHELBY: NO QUESTION CHINA MANIPULATES CURRENCY
• SHELBY ANNOUNCES $175,000 FOR OIL SPILL RECOVERY EFFORTS IN ALABAMA
• More sunny skies in Montgomery today
• ASU football ranked eighth in Boxtorow.com poll
• Honours Golf takes over Montgomery courses
• Volunteer office unveils Make a Difference Day projects
• Volunteer center sponsoring domestic violence PSA contest
• Shelby: No Question China Manipulates Currency
• Storage facility bid OK'd by Elmore Co.
• Shelby Announces Defense Funding for Central and East Alabama
• 13 local students name National Merit Semifinalists
• Shelby Announces Defense Funding for North Alabama
• Low occurrence of tornadoes no reason to let guard down
• Shelby Announces Defense Funding for South Alabama
• Fair to teach steps for greater emergency preparedness
• Shelby Announces Defense Funding for the Wiregrass
• JD students get 'CSI' experience
• Wetumpka man, 81, sentenced to 20 years for murder
• Dad back from Afghanistan surprises daughter at school
• Sen. Shelby’s “NO” vote yesterday
• Blood drive to honor officer injured twice
• Response to Shelby’s tax plan
• Survey: Oil spill altered many Alabamians' plans for Gulf vacations
• Congressman Bright delivers floor speech to encourage extension of the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts
• Good Leadership Requires Good Listening
• Restoration projects announced for Gulf coast
• MPD releases footage of officer's accident
• Georgia man killed in wreck in Montgomery County identified
• Mo Brooks Reacts to Parker Griffith "Jumping Ship"
• Jasper, Ala. man drowns in Lake Lewis Smith
• Use of Taser on Ala. woman defended at trial
• Elmore County man pleads guilty to manslaughter
• From Flashpoint – Mo Brooks for Congress in AL-05
• Budget cuts mean uncut grass at some Ala schools
• Sarah Palin to visit Montgomery's Faulkner University Oct. 7
• Thank You Alabama!
• Alabama Supreme Court sides with ASU in suit
• Mo Brooks on the Campaign Trail
• Survey: Oil spill changes Ala. vacation patterns
• SIAC powers Tuskegee, Albany State meet; league crown may be on line
• The Big Issue of Jobs
• Montgomery chamber gears up for third diversity summit
• The First Meeting of the Three Candidates – Republican Women of Madison Feb 17 2010
• Interior: Abandoned wells in Gulf must be plugged
• Concussion education, action a top priority in high school sports, AHSAA says
• How to Avoid a Double Dip Recession
• Business leader Ralph Stacy dies
• Supporters cheer on Mo Brooks while opposing Parker Griffith
• Employ the Older Worker Week
• STI portal allows parents to check progress of children
• The Legacy of Justice Thurgood Marshall
• Group charged with Lincoln Cemetery's rehab wary of resuming burials
• Wayne Parker Endorses Mo Brooks
• PTA Membership Month
• Isolated thunderstorms expected tonight in Montgomery
• A Question for Alabamians
• Montgomery BOE passes 2011 budget
• Birmingham Airport gets $1.8 million grant
• Raby Addresses Jackson County Democrats
• Governor Riley Approves "Closed-Loop" LNG Facility
• Chronic Unemployment
• Murphy, funeral directors discuss possible changes
• Ninth grader arrested after gun threat
• Huntsville Times profiles Alabama's District 5 congressional candidate Steve Raby
• CONGRESSMAN BACHUS CALLS FOR HEARING ON PLAN TO END FANNIE, FREDDIE BAILOUT
• There’s A Buzz
• Officer still recovering; footage of ambulance accident is released
• New Dash Cam Video Released of Ambulance Wreck
• RABY FOR CONGRESS ANNOUNCES 1ST QUARTER FUNDRAISING RESULTS
• Birmingham church marks date of bomb that killed 4
• Secret Hold
• District 6 candidates Dow, Bolding to face off in runoff
• DEVELOPING STORY: Fire at Dudley Lumber Company
• RABY FOR CONGRESS ANNOUNCES NEW ADDITION TO CAMPAIGN STAFF
• Ala. town provides students with laptop computers
• Why Haven’t You Voted?
• Runoff Race For Dist. 6 Montgomery City Council Seat
• Raby wins primary without a runoff
• TVA residential bills increase up to $8.50 a month
• The BBVA Story – A lesson for us.
• Blue Dogs Endorse Steve Raby for Alabama's 5th District
• Man arrested after reporting shooting at home
• Bright Expresses Disappointment over Senate Inaction to Repeal 1099 Reporting Requirements
• MPD release edited dashcam video
• Friday Night at the Colbert County Fair
• Tropical storm Karl hits Mexico's Yucatan
• Rep. Bonner: Boeing Got Subsidies - Tanker Competition Should Be Free from WTO
• Cash for Kindness
• It Takes More Than a Little Rain to Stop the Young Republicans!
• Alabama's chief recruiter moving to St. Joe Co.
• BOEING RECEIVED SUBSIDIES
• Ind. money manager due in court to enter plea
• Parker Griffith: Please don’t call me a Democrat. PLEASE!
• Fire damages Lee County, Ala. lumber yard
• Senate Declares September "Prostate Cancer Awareness Month"
• Alabama quarterback marks vision screening record
• Texas man killed in morning crash in Montgomery
• Fayette, Ala. man charged in woman's killing
• Oil industry: Nix higher offshore inspection fees
• Electrical problem caused fatal fire
• Economic Developer Neal Wade Leaving State Position
• Dothan, ala. ocops on trial in Taser use case
• 'Parent Portal' now available
• Textron announces 2 partnerships
• Business Council of Alabama Mourns Death of Colleague
• Baylor retirement party set for Friday
• Bank takes over properties at Ala. coast's Wharf
• Special Election Underway to Replace the Late Willie Cook
• Officials postpone lodging tax vote
• Trial opens for Ga. man in Ala. clerk killing
• Reggie Bush to return Heisman trophy
• Contestants bid on chance at finals
• Ala. postal worker gets probation for dumping mail
• Mobile officer resigns after prisoner accusation
• District 6 voters head to polls today
• Applicants seek temporary jobs at Mercedes plant
• Questions Raised About Security At Schools Used For Polling Places
• New deal means Navistar tourney to remain in Prattville until 2012
• Family Reports 18-Year-Old Missing in Prattville
• Defense funding coming to the Wiregrass
• Tilling support in D.C.: Area black farmers to join rally at USDA office
• Wreck Kills Driver on Interstate 65 in Montgomery Co.
• Editorial: AP Improvements
• Update: Missing Prattville 18-Year-Old Found
• States' suit on Obama health plan may go to trial
• EXCLUSIVE: Ambulance Accident Involving Montgomery Police Officer Unfolds in Exclusive Video
• Tallapoosa County And Alex City Improve Communications With Nixle Program
• had a great re-election kick off yesterday. I appreciate so many good friends coming out.
• Funeral workers hope police escorts continue
• AEA's Hubbert to stay out of governor's race
• Shelby Cosponsors Legislation to Prevent Tax Increases
• New hurricane forms in Atlantic
• Hurricane Julia forms in the Atlantic Ocean
• Shelby Announces Defense Funding for Central and East Alabama
• New rules slow Gulf drilling pace in shallow water
• U. of Alabama fraternity loses national charter
• Shelby Announces Defense Funding for North Alabama
• Special election to replace Cook today
• Ozark Teacher a Class Act
• Shelby Announces Defense Funding for South Alabama
• Rural blacks see little future in life on the farm
• Hurricane Igor continues trek across the Atlantic
• Shelby Announces Defense Funding for the Wiregrass
• Powerful Hurricane Igor churning across Atlantic
• 1st black town incorporated in Ala wants zip code
• Researchers: Thick coat of oil on Gulf sea floor
• Tide's Ingram returning to practice
• Element of BP claims process to be reviewed
• Bishop Parker moves forward after flooding
• Grace period ends for those who text while driving
• Update Released on STI Program for Parents in Montgomery
• Montgomery Police Issue Fines For Cell Phone Use While Driving
• Red Cross Organizing Blood Drive in honor of injured MPD officer
• Victim of fatal gas station robbery has been identified
• Well known Montgomery judge and civil rights leader passes away
• Tropical Storm Julia forms with winds of 40 mph
• Obama wants big increase in offshore inspections
• Attempted Robbery Leads to a Macon County Crash
• Navistar LPGA Classic Coming Back
• Tropical Storm Julia nearing Cape Verde Islands
• Alabama Leads Nation in AP Test Score Improvement
• Program aims to set example for teens
• This Week in Washington: "Tax Cuts and Spending Freeze Needed to Jumpstart the Ailing Economy&q
• 1 killed in I-65 crash
• Volunteers help makeover south Montgomery
• Bonner Staffer to Visit Clarke, Washington and Mobile Counties Sept 15 & 16
• Trees on Alabama highway medians to be removed
• Art enthusiasts drawn to exhibits
• Montgomery Public Schools Parent Portal Now Available
• BP Resumes Drilling Relief Well in Gulf
• Montgomery officer hurt in accident undergoes more surgery
• Igor could become Category 5 hurricane in Atlantic
• Powerful Igor churning far out in the Atlantic
• 7 universities competing for Navy war $$
• Committee ads attack Ala. 2nd District candidates
• Madison, Ala. considers speed hump changes
• New Questions Raised Concerning Second Accident Montgomery Officer Was Involved In
• UAHuntsville scientists using satellites to search for 770M tons of dust in the air
• 18 year old missing in Prattville
• Officer struck while escorting funeral
• Madison County fire departments receive donated pet oxygen masks
• Feinberg holding south La. claims meeting Monday
• Ala AG hopefuls to work with new governor on spill
• Mayor's leaf plan sparks petition
• Ala. judges push for rehabilitation programs
• Prichard struggles to survive amid economic woes
• Montgomery cell phone rule takes effect
• Prattville Man Dies in Motorcycle Accident
• Former Republican Candidate for Governor, Bradley Bryne's New Job May Raise Eyebrows
• Hurricane Igor getting stronger in open Atlantic
• Golf helps veteran stay active
• Local librarian discusses future of county's system
• Pike Road remembers fallen heroes
• Prattville man killed in Friday night wreck
• Firefighters climb in 9/11 memorial
• Area auto enthusiasts stage benefit event
• Gas station clerk found shot to death in Forestdale
• PRINT EXCLUSIVE: New distracted driving law takes full effect today
• Hurricane Igor rapidly hits Category 4 in Atlantic
• Outside burning banned in Montgomery Co.
• Former chancellor now with firm he hired in 2009
• I-65 lane reductions continue this weekend
• Bama looks to break 'Gameday jinx'
• Woman killed in Montgomery fire
• MPD Officer injured in two crashes
• Myrick-McKitt believes communication, legal skills can help her make difference in District 6
• Oil well blowout preventer reaches NASA facility
• Murray hopes to continue Cook's work in District 6
• Obama commemorates 9/11 with appeal for tolerance
• Farrier says police checkpoints harmful to District 6
• Weekend Interstate 65 Traffic Alert
• Robert E. Lee High School remembers 9/11
• MPS to Hold Supplemental Educational Services Fair Saturday
• Sen. Sessions takes Democrats to task
• Alabama A&M students protest stalled funds
• Future educators not fleeing field, deans say
• Absolutely Alabama: Wetumpka Quilting Guild
• Absolutely Alabama: Elmore County Training School
• Alabama A & M students protest financial aid policy
• Montgomery Woman Killed in House Fire
• Wetumpka Man Killed in Motorcycle Crash
• Fans use football game sign to lure GE plant
• Montgomery police crack down on vehicle thefts
• Montgomery County may increase lodging tax
• Ala. Supreme Court sides with former sec. of state
• CBS 8 News Exclusive: Dashcam Video Obtained From High Speed Car Chase
• Early morning blaze destroys warehouse
• Bill Clinton stumps for Ron Sparks election campaign
• Riley wants half-staff flags for Sept. 11
• Woman sentenced to 6 months for disability fraud
• Montgomery County Commissioner issues no burn advisory
• Holly Wood Executed for Murder of Troy Woman
• Concert this Sunday at Old Alabama Town
• Tractor-trailer parking has some concerned for neighborhood image
• Governor Riley Orders Flags at Half-Staff on Anniversary of Sept. 11 Attacks
• Cell phone ordinance has drivers preparing
• Shelby: Banking Leader Coming To Help With Spill
• Newton dominates, No. 21 Auburn beats MSU 17-14
• Foundation agrees to buy Ala. university land
• Alabama executes fourth convicted killer this year
• West Montgomery fire claims one life
• Electronics, games, TVs reported stolen
• State fines chemical weapons incinerator in Ala.
• Theatre AUM sets upcoming schedule
• Tuscaloosa, Ala. airport gets grant for taxiway
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on the 9-Year Anniversary of the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks:
• Find food, beer, music today at Hampstead Hop
• Tuscaloosa Regional Airport Awarded $1 Million Taxiway Extension
• Feds: Drilling moratorium depends on industry
• Supplemental services providers to be at fair Saturday
• Man charged with arson at Webb, Ala. group home
• UA copy of Quran believed saved from Union torch
• MONTGOMERY CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 6: Bolding to put community first
• 'Granddad Bandit' to appear in Va. court
• Barber pole taken from Hartselle, Ala. shop
• MONTGOMERY CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 6 Dow to encourage area businesses
• Robbers lure victims with stolen cell phones
• Smoke killed man who died after Ala. explosion
• Montgomerian to attend Medal of Honor ceremony honoring late airman
• Sand dams protecting Ala. estuary to be removed
• US judge: 'Don't ask, don't tell' unconstitutional
• Prattville to hold public hearing on budget Sept. 28
• 'Granddad Bandit' pleads not guilty in Va.
• Worley Wins Appeal of Felony Charges Against Her
• Governor Riley Announces State Assistance Helping Protect Jobs in Selma
• News Articles
• Congressman Bright's District Work Schedule
• Congressman Bright’s District Schedule
• Sessions Delivers Closing Argument of Kagan Debate
• Congressman Bright Volunteers at “A Day of Service for our Military”
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• Congressman Bright Congratulates Police Chief Art Baylor on His Nomination for U.S. Marshal
• Sessions Reacts to Latest Document Release, 'Troubling Pattern' in Kagan's Record
• White House Spring Garden Tour Dates Announced
• Congressman Bright Announces Grant for Enterprise Schools
• City of Georgiana to Receive $41,544 Grant for New Police Cars
• Negotiate, please
• Placing Political Agenda within Defense Authorization Disrespects our Warfighters
• Information on FEMA Centers in the River Region
• Congressman Bright Votes to Repeal Antitrust Exemption for the Health Insurance Industry
• CONGRESSMEN BACHUS, ADERHOLT SALUTE ALABAMA SOLDIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES
• Rogers Announces a $79,650 Grant for Centre Fire Department
• Congressman Bright Announces Weekend Schedule
• Congressman Bright to House Leadership: “Listen to the People”
• Congressman Bobby Bright to Host Wiregrass Job Fair
• Meetings to bring together public, Montgomery police
• Voting Begins in the 2nd District Congressional Art Competition
• Bright Votes to Extend Tax Cuts for Individuals, Small Businesses
• Congressman Bright Challenges Small Business Administration to be More Responsive to Second District
• Inmate Holly Wood Set to be Executed Today
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on the National Day of Prayer:
• Congressman Bright's Monday Schedule
• Bright Joins Bipartisan Group in Launching Congressional U.S. – Korea FTA Working Group
• Governor's Office Issues Statement on Saturday's Voter Registration Rally
• Congressman Bright Announces District Work Schedule
• Congressman Bright Announces Grant to Improve Dothan’s Energy Efficiency
• Congressman Bright Participates in Congressional UAV Caucus Meeting
• ENewsletters
• Bright Returns from Fact-Finding Trip to Afghanistan, Pakistan
• Troy to Serve as Host Agriculture Committee Field Hearing
• Senate Recognizes 50th Anniversary of 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
• Congressman Bobby Bright’s Statement H.R. 384, TARP
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• Congressman Bright Highlights Legislation to Reduce Taxes for Individuals, Small Businesses
• Sessions: White House Misleading Public on DOD Documents, Kagan's Harvard Record
• Office of Congressman Artur Davis Announces Alabama will receive $58 Million from the Department of
• Floor Speech honoring Alabama District Attorneys
• Congressman Bright Featured on CNN
• Shelby Demands Review Into Soldiers' Death Benefits
• Griffith Speaks about Twenty-First Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act of 2009
• Bright Supports National Defense Authorization Act for FY 2010
• Congressman Bright Reintroduces Legislation to Extend Small Business Tax Relief
• DID FANNIE MAE EXPLOIT FORECLOSURE HELP PROGRAM FOR OWN GAIN, BACHUS ASKS
• Rogers Announces a $37,630 Grant for East Alabama Water, Sewer and Fire Protection
• Bright, Rogers Request Meeting with FEMA
• Event Map
• SBA Announces Deadline for Disaster Loan Applications in Geneva County
• Retired Gen. Wesley Clark supports Ron Sparks' bid for governor
• Congressman Bright’s Weekend Schedule
• USDA Begins the Process to Designate Southeast Alabama Counties as Primary Disaster Areas
• Bright returns over $3 million to taxpayers
• Montgomery Business Sustains Extensive Damage in Fire
• Congressman Bright Announces District Work Schedule for May 8 – 11
• Congressman Bright Votes No on Health Care Bill
• Bright returns approximately $2.75 million to taxpayers
• Alabama Marks National Preparedness Month with Events to Help Citizens "Be Ready"
• Floor Statement regarding more troops in Afghanistan
• Bright Supports Key Bills to Support Veterans, Active Duty Soldiers
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• Statement on the Closure of Slot Machine Casino in Macon County
• Bright Co-Sponsors Legislation to Protect Local Thrift Stores and Charities
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on the Eight-Year Anniversary of the September 11th Terrori
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• Bond, Sessions Urge Holder To Come Clean with Congress over the Release of Gitmo Terrorists
• Media Center
• Bright Participates in Fact-Finding Trip to Israel
• Congressman Bright Announces Funding for a New Ambulance in Louisville
• Sessions, Grassley, Coburn, Cornyn Raise Questions about Nominee's Oversight of AIG Before Cris
• Congressman Artur Davis reacts to EADS decision to enter the tanker competition
• Congressman Bright Announces Grant for Wallace Community College
• Bright Urges House Leadership to Reconsider Moving Forward with Current Health Care Reform Proposal
• Shelby Announces $850,000 for Martin Road Expansion
• Griffith Questions Oil Executives on Future of Offshore Drilling
• Bright Applauds FEMA Decision to Award Individual Assistance to Bullock County
• National Journal Lists Bright as Most Conservative Democrat
• CONGRESSMAN BACHUS STATEMENT ON "KEEP THE SPIRIT OF '45 ALIVE" DAY
• Rogers Announces a $190,000 Grant for Hollis Fire and Rescue
• Bright Provides Information for Digital TV Transition
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on President Obama’s Proposal for a Three-Year Sp
• Weekly Columns
• Rogers Announces a $219,522 Grant for Ridge Grove Volunteer Fire Department
• Prattville leaders cutting back on paper
• Congressman Bright’s Memorial Day District Work Period Schedule
• Bright Votes against Omnibus Appropriations Act
• Congressman Bright to Host Wiregrass Veterans Fair
• Ala. man charged in Gadsden house fires
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on Flooding in the Montgomery Area:
• Congressman Bright's Veterans Day Week District Work Schedule
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• College Colors Day
• Floor Speech on the shooting tragedy in Geneva
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on the National Defense Authorization Act:
• Congressman Bright Welcomes Caitlin Mount to the Capitol
• Southern Governors Coming to Alabama to Discuss Economy, Gulf Coast Recovery
• Congressman Bright's Statement on the Tragedy in Geneva County
• Bright Supports Legislation to Boost the Auto Industry
• Bright Supports National Defense Authorization Act
• Sessions Comments on Tragic Airplane Crash in Alaska
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on H.R. 1, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act:
• Bright Applauds Release of Reservoir Construction Funding for Alabama Farmers
• Congressman Bright Announces Grants for Second District Volunteer Fire Departments
• Leahy, Sessions Announce Witness List for Kagan Hearings
• Congressman Artur Davis reacts to EADS decision to enter the tanker competition
• Bright Secures Funding for Alabama Energy and Water Projects
• Where I Stand on Health Care Legislation
• Applications Available for SAFER Grants
• Griffith Supports Protecting Human Spaceflight Act of 2010
• Congressman Bright Announces District Work Schedule
• Congressman Bright's District Work Schedule
• CONGRESSMAN BACHUS STATEMENT ON "AMERICA SPEAKING OUT"
• Rogers Announces a $99,513 Grant for Ray Volunteer Fire Department
• Congressman Bright Sponsors Bill to Help Small Businesses
• Congressman Bright Calls for Extended Tax Relief for Families, Small Businesses
• Bright to Host Forum in Ozark to Discuss USDA Conservation Programs
• Rogers Holds Public Meeting in Cherokee County
• Alabama steps up inspections to assure consumers Gulf seafood safe
• Congressman Bright Announces Funding for Dothan Airport
• Congressman Bright's Schedule, December 12th
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• After 4 decades, Living Blues still printing
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on H.R. 1728, the Mortgage Reform and Anti-Predatory Lendin
• Bright Highlights Important Veterans Legislation in Commemoration of Veterans Day
• Congressman Bright's Statement on the Passing of Montgomery City Councilman Willie Cook
• Governor Riley Reacts to President Obama's Address to the Nation
• Congressman Bright Announces District Work Schedule for April 11 - 18
• Bright Supports Agriculture Appropriations Bill
• Congressman Bright speaks in support of including community colleges in cybersecurity education
• Governor Riley Announces Viper Motorcycle Moving Headquarters and Production Facility to Auburn
• Bright Votes for Historic Investment in Education
• Congressman Bright's Statement on Mexican President Calderon's Address to Congress
• Sessions Opens Wiregrass Office to Expand Constituent Services in Growing Region of Alabama
• Bright Receives Agriculture and Small Business Subcommittee Assignments
• Bright Announces Grant for the City of Montgomery
• Bright Announces Launch of Grant Calendar on his Website
• Sessions' Op-Ed: 'No Justification' for Kagan's Actions at Harvard
• Alabama political leaders applaud EADS tanker bid
• Congressman Bright to Host Small Business Survival Seminar in Dothan
• Bright Supports Emergency Funding for FEMA
• Shelby Announces $337,808 for Vaiden Field
• Congressmen Aderholt, Griffith Announce $25,000 ARC Grant for Boys & Girls Club of Northwest Ala
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on the American Clean Energy and Security (ACES) Act of 200
• Bright Introduces Constitutional Amendment to Balance the Budget
• RECOGNITION OF THE MUSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS OF LYNYRD SKYNYRD
• Rogers Announces a $47,975 Grant for Shinbone Valley Volunteer Fire Department
• Congressman Bright Announces Weekend Schedule
• Congressman Bright’s Weekend Schedule
• This Week in Washington: "Vice President Visits Theodore" "Wellhead Capped" (07
• Rogers Announces $50,303 in Grants for Randolph County Fire Departments
• Congressman Bright Announces Art Competition Winner
• Bright Says No to Congressional Pay Raise
• Bright Receives Thomas Jefferson Award from the International Foodservice Distributors Association
• Retired general Clark joins Sparks campaign swing
• Congressman Bright's Statement on Flood Damage in the Montgomery Area:
• Congressman Bright speaks in support of his amendment to the Small Business Financing and Investment
• BP Oil Spill Questions and Concerns
• Governor Riley Announces $15 Million Grant to Help Build State's New Veterans Home
• Bright Concludes District Work Period
• Congressman Bright sends letter to House Ethics Committee urging swift resolution of Rangel case
• Congressman Bright speaks in favor of his Constitutional amendment to balance the federal budget
• EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER 51
• Congressman Bright to Host Small Business Survival Seminar
• Bright Announces Grant for the Montgomery Area Mental Health Authority
• Congressman Bright’s District Schedule
• Sessions Calls for 'Strong, Sustained' Action on Border Security
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on H.R. 2, the Reauthorization of the State Childrenâ
• Congressman Bright Honors Local World War II Veteran
• Congressman Bright Participates in Video Teleconference with Soldiers in Iraq
• Opening Statement of Sen. Sessions for the Nomination Hearing of Elena Kagan
• Gulf Coast Oil Spill Resources
• Congressman Bright Votes for Pay-As-You-Go Legislation
• Congressman Bright to Host Non-Profit Development Workshop
• Shelby Announces $1.37 Million for Mobile Transportation Facilities
• Griffith's AgustaWestland North America Demonstration Flight
• Congressman Bright to Host Open House at Dothan District Office
• Congressman Bright Announces Grants for Second District Airports
• BACHUS SPEAKS AT GREYSTONE SCHOOL
• Rogers, Kilroy Bill Would Keep DHS Veterinarian
• Bright, Rogers to meet with FEMA Administrator Fugate to Discuss Individual Assistance Appeal
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on the President’s State of the Union Address:
• Rep. Bonner's Resolution Honoring To Kill a Mockingbird Passes House (7-26-2010)
• Rogers Announces an $18,145 Grant for Quad Cities Volunteer Fire Department
• Congressman Bobby Bright to Hold Health Care Summit in Dothan
• Bright Supports Resolution Requiring More Transparency in Guantanamo Transfer Process
• Congressman Bright Receives Border Security Briefing and Tour at U.S.-Mexico Border
• Feds plan more sea turtle releases in Gulf
• FEMA Announces Over $1 Million in Individual Disaster Assistance
• Congressman Bright speaks in support of a Resolution honoring the fallen soldiers at Fort Hood
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• Crime Stoppers Month
• Congressman Bright’s Weekend Schedule
• Bright Supports Homeland Security Appropriations Act
• Congressman Bright reflects on the one-year anniversary of the shootings in Coffee and Geneva Counti
• Governor Riley Appoints Billy Ogletree Circuit Judge for Etowah County
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on AIG Bonuses:
• Bright Welcomes Alabama District Attorneys to Washington
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• Ala. ex-teacher pleads guilty in drug, porn case
• Congressman Bright Hosts Telephone Town Hall
• Congressman Bright to Hold Symposium on Navigating Federal Agencies
• Congressman Bright Supports Bill to Improve Services for Veterans
• Judiciary Republicans Question Kagan s Role in Formulating Strategy To Defend Healthcare Bill, Need
• Artur Davis introduces bill to up BP's liability for Gulf oil spill; measure would raise cap
• Bright Co-Sponsors Enforcement-First Immigration Bill
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on Voting Against The Patient Protection and Affordable Car
• Shelby Announces $2 Million for Water and Sewer Infrastructure in Troy
• Griffith: 'We Must Restore the American Dream'
• Congressman Bright Announces Funding Opportunities for High Speed Broadband Service
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• WASTEFUL STIMULUS SPENDING: MALT LIQUOR AND MARIJUANA
• Rogers Announces a $166,250 Grant for Alexander City Fire Department
• Bright Supports Supplemental Appropriations Bill
• Congressman Bright Applauds Grant for Passenger Rail in Montgomery
• Rep. Bonner Introduces Bill to Strengthen Gulf States' Share of Gulf Oil/Gas Royalties (7-30-2
• Rogers Announces an $8,550 Grant for Mt. Olive Sunderland Fire Department
• Congressman Bright Continues District Work Schedule
• Bright Comments on Legislation Passed by the House Before Adjournment
• Congressman Bright Congratulates Montgomery Police Chief Art Baylor
• Early morning fire destroys Montgomery business
• Bright Urges Action on Disaster Recovery
• Bright Votes to Reauthorize Grants for Firefighters
• Congressman Bright's Statement on the Arizona Immigration Law
• Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia Awareness Day
• Bright Supports Bill to Put Additional Police on the Streets
• Bright Sponsors Bill to Extend, Expand Homebuyer’s Tax Credit
• Congressman Bright highlights successes in the war against terror
• Governor Riley Issues Statement on Scheduled Execution of Michael Jeffery Land
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on the Army Inquiry into Fort Rucker
• Bright Votes for Legislation to Prevent an Increase in Seniors’ Medicare Premiums
• Congressman Bright’s statement on repealing the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
• Meth labs found on mountainside in Ala.
• Bright Sponsors Second Bill
• Congressman Bright to Host Telephone Town Hall
• Congressman Bright’s Weekend Schedule
• Sessions Receives Report from Americans United for Life on Kagan's Partial-Birth Abortion Recor
• Davis introduces legislation forcing big oil companies to pay for all damages from oil spills
• Bright Secures Funding for Alabama Transportation and Infrastructure Projects
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• Shelby Announces $250,000 for the Alabama Rural Notification Project
• Relief Efforts in Haiti
• Congressman Bright Continues District Work Schedule
• Congressman Bright Supports Bill to Cut Taxes for Small Businesses, Create Jobs
• CONGRESSMAN BACHUS REPORT ON "THE REAL PATH TO RECOVERY"
• Rogers Announces an $18,050 Grant for Cottonton Volunteer Fire Department
• Bright, Rogers Meet with FEMA Administrator Fugate
• Congressman Bright delivers a floor speech on the President’s call for a discretionary spe
• This Week in Washington: "Gulf Coast Awaits Late Summer Vacationers" "Focus Shifts to
• Rogers Announces a $40,280 Grant for Lanier Volunteer Fire Department
• Congressman Bright Announces Funding for Troy Airport
• Bright Introduces Bipartisan Legislation to Create Small Business Start-up Savings Accounts
• Congressman Bright Supports Additional Funding for Border Security
• Governor rejects plea to stop Wood's execution
• Congressman Bright Supports Legislation to Reduce Waste in Military Spending
• Bright Co-Sponsors Job Training Legislation
• Bright continues to push for South Korea- U.S. Free Trade Agreement
• Governor Riley Applauds Progress on Reducing Highway Deaths
• Bright Seeks Details on How New Army Aviation Plan Will Impact Fort Rucker
• Congressman Bright Announces Monday Schedule
• Congressman Bright urges the Senate to act to provide FEMA with emergency funds
• Governor Riley Honors Troopers for Massive Drug Seizure
• Congressman Bright’s Weekend Public Schedule
• Congressman Bright Announces Grant for Troy University’s Advanced Education Nursing Traine
• Sparks' ad shows Bentley's remarks on Ala. lottery
• Congressman Bright Meets with President Obama
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• Voting Begins in the 2nd District Congressional Art Competition
• Sessions Lays Out Case against Kagan at Committee Meeting
• Bill would increase liability cap after spills
• Bright Secures Funding for Alabama Colleges
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• Shelby Demands Thorough Review of Proposed Cahaba River National Wildlife Refuge Expansion
• 7th District Free IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers
• Congressman Bright Announces Grants for Local Schools
• Bright Co-sponsors Legislation to Cut Congressional Pay
• Today, I rode around Gadsden with a UPS driver on some deliveries. This is the 3rd year that I'
• Opelika High Student Wins Congressional Art Contest for Fourth Time
• Bright Supports National Defense Authorization Act for FY 2010
• Alabama's Second Congressional District Map
• This Week in Washington: "Pressing BP for Claims Payments" "Announcing Congressional
• Rogers Announces a $66,462 Grant for Hi-Pine Volunteer Fire Department
• Congressman Bright Announces Grant for Ozark Airport
• Congressman Bright's District Work Schedule for Tuesday, December 22
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• Bentley, Sparks trade remarks over business plans
• Bright Successfully Adds Disaster Funding Amendment to School Construction Bill
• Bright Votes to Prevent Severe Cuts in Medicare, Tricare
• Congressman Bright to Host Veterans Telephone Town Hall
• Law Firm Selected to Advise State on Legal Matters Concerning Gulf Oil Disaster
• FEMA Issues Federal Disaster Declaration for Alabama
• Congressman Bright's Weekend Schedule
• Congressman Bright speaks about the aerial refueling tanker during debate on the Defense Authorizati
• Governor Riley Comments on Executive Order Limiting Payments to Lawyers in Lawsuit Against BP
• Bright Applauds White House Reversal on Veterans’ Health Proposal
• Congressman Bright’s District Schedule
• Union Springs to Receive $53,000 Grant for New Police Cars
• Ala. man sentenced in medals case
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on the Passage of H.R. 1, the American Recovery and Reinves
• Congressman Bright Hosts Sixth Telephone Town Hall
• Congressman Bright Announces Service Academy Appointments
• Sessions Announces Opposition to Kagan in USA Today
• Federal Aid to Prevent Teacher Layoffs expected in 45 days
• Congressman Bright Announces Law Enforcement Grant for Midland City
• The Department of Transportation Awards Emergency Relief to Alabama
• Shelby Announces $14,700 for Market Analysis and Strategic Planning for Local Businesses in Bullock
• Congressman Artur Davis reacts to closing of New Era Cap Co. in Demopolis
• Congressman Bright to Host Open House at Dothan District Office
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on Northrop Grumman’s Decision Not to Bid on the
• “Improving Access to Clinical Trials Act” Passes U.S. Senate in Victory for CF Advocates
• Rogers Announces a $76,475 Grant for Chehaw Volunteer Fire Department
• Bright Announces Small Business Lending Program
• Bright Co-Sponsors Legislation to Prevent 9/11 Terror Trials in the United States
• This Week in Washington: "Our Military Deserve Credit for Gains in Iraq" "Town Meetin
• Rogers Announces a $39,900 Grant for Barfield Volunteer Fire Department
• Congressman Bright Announces Funding for Evergreen Airport
• Congressman Bright Praises USDA Disaster Designation for Second Congressional District Farmers
• Congressman Bright Co-Sponsors Seniors Protection Act of 2010
• Bus searched after bomb scare
• Floor Debate on Congressman Bright’s Amendment to H.R. 2187
• Congressman Bright's Thanksgiving Week District Work Schedule
• Congressman Bright Co-Sponsors Legislation to Remove Burdens on Small Businesses in Health Care Bill
• Commander of Governor's Task Force on Illegal Gambling Comments on Friday Supreme Court Ruling
• Resolution Sponsored by Congressman Bobby Bright Passes House
• Bright Announces Special Payments for Service Members Who Served Under Stop Loss Orders
• Congressman Bright leads the Pledge of Allegiance on the Floor of the House
• Governor Riley Comments on Alabama Supreme Court Statement Addressing Attacks by Gambling Interests
• Congressman Bright’s Statement after Passage of Legislation to Reclaim Bonuses Paid by AIG
• Bright Votes against Legislative Branch Appropriations Bill
• Bright Urges Department of Transportation to Reconsider Airplane Peanut Ban
• Fla. minister cancels burning of Qurans on 9/11
• Bright Announces Key Staff
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on Today’s Gathering at the State Capitol:
• Bright Receives Spirit of Enterprise Award from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
• Senators Introduce Freedom for Consumer Choice Act
• Alabama, Tennessee not included in EPA hearings over coal ash
• Congressman Bright Announces Law Enforcement Grant for Dozier
• Congressman Bright's District Work Schedule for April 5 - 10
• Shelby letter questions Cahaba River area expansion
• Davis defends NASA
• Bright Votes to Strengthen Small Businesses
• Hayneville to Receive $987,000 for New Wastewater Treatment Facility
• States Must Solve Tri-State Water Controversy, Not Corps
• Rogers Announces a $94,392 Grant for Childersburg Fire and Rescue Department
• Congressman Bright Announces Military Academy Appointments
• Bright Successfully Adds Amendment to Cybersecurity Enhancement Bill
• Rep. Bonner Announces Applications Period for SAFER Fire and Emergency Services Grants
• Rogers Announces $128,578 in Grants for Randolph County Fire Departments
• Bright Honors Bear Exploration Center Elementary School
• Congressman Bright's District Work Schedule for January 4th – 8th
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on the President signing $600 million in additional border
• Outraged Employees Riot in Front of Montgomery Business For Paychecks
• Bright Supports Supplemental Appropriations Bill
• Congressman Bright's Statement on President Obama's Proposal to Send More Troops to Afghan
• Congressman Bright Announces Funding for Montgomery Regional Airport
• Holiday Weekend Saw Significantly Fewer Highway Fatalities than Usual
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on the Budget Conference Report (S. Con. Res. 13):
• Congressman Bright’s statement on today’s joint-delegation water rights meeting:
• Secretary LaHood confirms peanut ban will not be implemented before mandated study
• Alabama Unemployment Rate at Lowest Level in 15 Months
• Congressman Bright Announces New District Office Openings
• Bright Calls for Additional G.I. Benefit Distribution Centers
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• Minister decides not to burn Qurans
• Bright Returns from Congressional Delegation to Iraq, Afghanistan
• Congressman Bright's District Work Schedule
• Congressman Bright Votes to Stop the Congressional Pay Raise
• Congress Passes Leahy-Sessions Free Speech Bill
• Congressman Bright Sworn into the 111th Congress
• Congressman Bright Announces Law Enforcement Grant for Georgiana
• Congressman Bright Announces Grants for Second District Volunteer Fire Departments
• Shelby Asks Federal Agencies to Support Gulf Coast Economy
• Congressman Artur Davis reacts to Northrop Grumman’s decision to drop out of the tanker compet
• Congressman Bright’s Weekend Schedule
• Bright Delivers Floor Speech in Support of a Balanced Budget Amendment
• Senate passes its NASA plan before leaving on August recess
• Rogers Announces a $40,850 Grant for Hatchechubbee Volunteer Fire Department
• Congressman Bright Announces Weekend Schedule
• Congressman Bright Brings Local Ministers to National Prayer Breakfast
• This Week in Washington: "Liberals Out of Money and Out of Ideas" "South Alabama Town
• Rogers Announces a $22,088 Grant for Coleta Valley Fire Department
• Congressman Bright Announces Federal Grant for Franklin Field
• Alabama House Delegation to Congratulate National Champion Crimson Tide
• Troy Cablevision Receives $26 Million Grant to Expand Broadband Service in Four-County Area
• Business Owners Upset Over Construction on Madison Avenue in Montgomery
• Bright Signs Bi-Partisan Alabama Delegation Letter Expressing Concern over New Energy Legislation
• Bright Votes against Extending the Estate Tax
• Congressman Bright’s Monday Schedule
• State's Web Portal Among Nation's Top 3 Websites
• Bright Announces Funding for Fort Rucker
• Bright Questions USDA, Commerce Officials on Implementation of Broadband Grants
• Congressman Bright’s statement on the change of command in Afghanistan
• Action Commission and Governor Riley Honored for Improvements to Black Belt
• Bright Supports Conservation Bill
• Bright Applauds VA Decision to Allow Veterans to Sign-up for Emergency Education Benefits Online
• 3 cases of encephalitis in horses in SW Alabama
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on President Obama’s Address to a Joint Session o
• Congressman Bright to Conclude 93-city District Tour in Cowarts
• Congressman Bright’s Weekend Schedule
• Congress Approves Landmark Drug Reform Compromise from Sessions and Judiciary Colleagues
• Congressman Bright Sponsors First Bill
• Congressman Bright Announces Law Enforcement Grant for Hayneville
• Congressman Bright to Host Farmer’s Forum with Agriculture Subcommittee Chair
• Shelby, Casey Place Friendly Wager On Alabama vs. Penn State Football Game
• Congressman Artur Davis to vote against final health care legislation
• In Case You Missed It… Congressman Bright Second-Most Independent Member of Congress
• Bright Remembers Victims in the March 10, 2009 Shootings in Geneva and Coffee Counties
• Alabama, Florida senators team up in water wars
• Rogers Announces a $12,132 Grant for Micaville Volunteer Fire Department
• Bright, Rogers Applaud FEMA’s Reversal of Individual Assistance
• Congressman Bright’s District Schedule
• This Week in Washington: "Thanks for Attending Town Meetings" "Honoring Local Veteran
• Rogers Opposes Democratic Healthcare Bills
• FEMA Makes Disaster Declaration for the River Region
• Congressman Bright Ranks as the Second Most Independent Member of Congress
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• Workers protest for paychecks
• Congressman Bright Announces 2009 District Art Competition
• Congressman Bright's Schedule, December 4th – 7th
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• Hale County Hospital Receives Grant to Create Electronic Medical Records System
• Bright Supports National Fuel Economy Standard
• Congressman Bright’s Friday Schedule
• Congressman Bright Votes to Ensure Medicare and Tricare Patients Can Keep Their Doctors
• Alabama Workforce Development Week
• Congressman Bright Holds Small Business Survival Seminar
• Congressman Bright Announces Fire Prevention and Safety Grant Opportunities
• Congressman Bright to Host VA Fair
• 4 municipalities sue BP
• Bright Supports Appropriations Bill
• Congressman Bright's District Work Schedule
• Troy to Serve as Host for Agriculture Committee Field Hearing
• Sessions Introduces Resolution to Declare September 2010 'National Prostate Cancer Awareness Mo
• Congressman Bright Named to the Agriculture Committee
• Congressman Bright to Host Small Business Survival Seminar in Dothan
• Census Information
• Sessions Expresses Concerns over Withheld Documents, Kagan's Record
• Davis votes no on health care legislation
• Bright Supports Agriculture Appropriations Bill
• Headland Municipal Airport to Receive $180,014 Grant for New Fuel Farm
• Shelby Statement on the Passing of Former Senator Ted Stevens
• Griffith Opposes the Repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" if Included in Defense Bi
• Bright Votes to Improve Veterans Services
• Congressman Bright Announces Grants for Second District Volunteer Fire Departments
• This Week in Washington: "America Still at War with Terror" "Reflecting on Recent Tow
• Rogers: Repeal and Replace Health Care Bill Before Damaging Economy
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on Health Care Television Advertisements and Mail Pieces
• Relief Efforts in Haiti
• Congressman Bright Announces Grant for Alabama State
• Fire at Montgomery business on East 5th Street
• Bright Applauds President’s Call for a Uniform National Fuel Economy Standard
• Bright Sends Letter to USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack in Support of Governor Riley’s Disaster
• Bright Supports Legislation to Provide Emergency Funding for Troops
• Governor Riley's Statement on Scheduled Execution of Holly Wood
• Bright Supports Credit Cardholders’ Bill of Rights
• Bright Answers Calls from Constituents
• Congressman Bright Supports Comprehensive Sanctions on Iran
• Pain Awareness Month
• Congressman Bright Hosts Second Telephone Town Hall
• Bright Secures Funding for Alabama Energy and Water Projects
• Congressman Bright Sponsors Bill to Include Bullock County in the Appalachian Regional Commission
• Fire Leaves Piedmont National in Montgomery in Ruins
• Congressman Bright Opens New Downtown Montgomery Office
• Congressman Bright Concludes 93-city District Tour
• Congressman Bright Urges Swift Passage of Emergency Funding for FEMA
• Sessions Writes Colleagues in Both Parties to Argue Case against Kagan
• Bright Receives HASC Subcommittee Assignments
• Congressman Bobby Bright’s Statement on Recent Developments in Health Care Legislation
• Congressman Bright Announces 2010 District Art Competition
• Sessions to Deputy AG Nominee: DOJ Officials Must Reject 'Blind Adherence' to Pre-9/11 Min
• Public Listing of FY2011 Appropriations Requests
• Bright Honors Alabama District Attorneys
• MyCAA to Resume Operations after Bright, Others Demand Answers on Suspension of Programs
• SHELBY REQUESTS HEARING ON PAYMENT OF LIFE INSURANCE CLAIMS TO MILITARY FAMILIES
• Griffith, Space Leaders Discuss NASA, Manned Space Flight in Science and Technology Committee Meetin
• Bright Welcomes Sarah Morriss to the Capitol
• St. James 8th Grade Class Takes a Tour of the Capitol
• CUT SPENDING, REDUCE DEFICIT BACHUS SAYS DURING HEARING WITH FED CHAIRMAN
• Rogers Announces a $54,782 Grant for Franklin Volunteer Fire Department
• Congressman Bright Announces Federal Grant Opportunities for Area Fire Departments
• Congressman Bright urges House leadership to listen to the people
• Bright Supports Legislation to Remove Small Business Reporting Requirements
• Jones critical of officials, demolition process
• Small Business Owner from Alabama’s Second District Testifies before Congress
• Congressman Bright Tours Rain-Damaged Farm in Midland City
• Congressman Bright Hosts Telephone Town Hall for Veterans
• Video: “Chance” Commercial
• Floor debate on H. Res. 341
• Bright Votes to Extend Homebuyers’ Tax Credit, Unemployment Benefits for Alabama Families,
• Congressman Bright announces $3 million grant for Wallace Community College
• Health Care Educator Week
• Congressman Bright’s Statement on his vote against the Budget for FY 2010
• Bright Questions USDA Officials on Fairness in Conservation Programs
• Bright Speaks to Secretary LaHood about Proposed Peanut Ban
• Editorial: 9/11 Memories
• Congressman Bright Launches Economic Recovery Page
• Congressman Bright's District Work Schedule
• Congressman Bright Announces Art Competition Winner
• Sessions Seeks to Clarify Trade Law, Promote Fairness for Segment of Textile Industry
• Bright Named to the Small Business Committee
• Bright Votes for Defense Appropriations Bill
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule (Amended)
• Sessions: Student Veterans 'Exploited' by Kagan s Harvard Policies
• Jefferson County Department of Health awarded more than $13 Million for Prevention and Wellness Proj
• Bright Votes to Support Veterans, Troops
• Congressman Bright’s Weekend District Work Schedule
• Sen. Shelby asks for hearing on payment of life insurance benefits to military families
• Griffith: 'Democrat's Extenders Package is a Fiscal Disaster'
• Bright supports Disabled Military Retiree Act of 2009
• Congressman Bright’s District Work Schedule
• EXCESSIVE REGULATIONS THREATEN OIL SPILL RECOVERY IN ALABAMA, BACHUS SAYS
• Rogers Announces a $104,885 Grant for Sylacauga Fire Department
• Bright Successfully Adds Amendment to Paid Parental Leave Act
• Congressman Bright Calls for Extension of the 2001 and 2003 Tax Cuts
• Congressman Bright's District Work Schedule
• Millender lists blight, crime as crucial issues
• Bright, Rogers Ask President to Expedite Flood Aid
• Congressman Bright Praises Grant for Health Services, Inc.
• Congressman Bright Supports Funding for Military Construction and Veterans Affairs
• Alabama inmate Wood set to be executed Thursday
• Congressman Bright Honors Local World War II Veteran
• Bright Speaks in Support of Resolution Honoring Soldiers Who Died at Fort Hood
• Bright to launch bipartisan Congressional U.S. – Korea FTA Working Group
• GE Announces Jet Engine Coatings Facility Locating in Alabama
• Congressman Bright Releases Appropriations Requests
• Congressman Bright’s Weekend Schedule
• Congressman Bright to Host VA Fair
• MPS' proposed 2011 budget $100M less than 2010
• Arrest made in series of Gadsden, Ala. fires
• US Supreme Court asked to stop Ala execution
• Proposed ordinance raises ire before, during Prattville City Council meeting
• Institute for Highway Safety rates booster seats
• Phenix City budget set
• Montgomery City Council passes $218M budget after heated debate
• BP Releases Oil Rig Explosion Investigation Results
• Victoryland: No need for task force to raid us
• Furniture store damaged when water main bursts
• Lawyer: plot to kill DA 'jailhouse bragging'
• Alexander says Tennessee to get coal ash hearing
• Locking down cyberspace
• Neighbors: Ala man wanted explosion to kill all
• BP attorneys, Ala AG meet to discuss state lawsuit
• Ask your question: Gubernatorial Debates Set
• Anniston to honor Freedom Riders with trail
• Ala. man arrested in Ga. for brother's murder
• Bentley, Sparks to attend First Friday
• Judge lifts order protecting VictoryLand
• King Meets with BP Attorneys on State Lawsuit
• Photos: Sparks SUV
• Justice Glenn Murdock Statement on Gambling Issue
• Will the Illegal Gambling Task Force Raid Victoryland?
• Sparks Bus Setup for First Friday
• Judge Lifts Order Protecting Victoryland
• Dr. David Bronner to speak at AUM's Business Breakfast
• Sparks Speaks to Tuscaloosa Exchange Club
• $34 million slashed from MPS budget includes teacher cuts
• School board to Ala. chancellor: Keep us informed
• Sparks Bus at the Corner of 15th and 10th Ave in Tuscaloosa
• Regions to leave Court Square, search begins for new bank
• Marshall Space Flight Center celebrates 50th anniversary
• Every Child Should Have Access To Education
• All eyes on BP report on Gulf oil spill disaster
• Police: Suspect arrested after explosive device found at Walmart
• Candidates Ready To Chase Votes
• Huntsville to mark 50th anniversary of NASA center
• Federal grant will fund a new high school in Ozark
• Residents, Politicians Meet To Talk Unions, Labor
• Dress code for Cramton Bowl not set by Montgomery County BOE
• Accused carjackers arrested after car spotted
• General Wesley Clark to Visit Alabama
• MONTGOMERY CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 6: Knight says he won't be a 'yes man,' will focus o
• Alabama board airing concerns over 2-year colleges
• Can you guess where I am in this picture?
• MONTGOMERY CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 6: Advocate wants to use skills to improve area
• Camp gives students chance to respond to disaster
• Military leaders warn church's protest could endanger troops
• iPad, laptop, TVs, puppy reported stolen
• Homemade bomb kills man in Decatur senior living facility
• Police investigate man's death at hotel
• Victoryland reacts to lift on protective restraining order
• District 6 candidate Murphy Green says he has economic recovery plan
• Highland Home Teacher a Class Act
• Long lines form at Greek Labor Day barbecue event
• NW Ala. town to use grant to create park
• Big crowd comes out for Jazz on the Grass
• Baylor becoming US marshal in Ala.
• Baylor Becoming US Marshal
• Microbes munch oil, haven't robbed Gulf of oxygen
• Murphy ready to assume command of Montgomery Police Department
• County Road 12: Unique Dairy in Slocomb
• Ala. roadways see drop in Labor Day weekend fatalities
• Baylor to be sworn in as U.S. marshal today
• Firebomb explodes, Decatur, Ala. man dies
• Explosion kills 1 in Ala residence for elderly
• Holloway lawyer dismisses Van der Sloot claims
• Shooting Leaves Alexander City Man Dead
• 2 die in boating accidents at Ala. lakes
• Baylor Becomes U.S. Marshal
• Ala. sheriff: shooting probably was self-defense
• Russellville plant cited for hazards
• Ala. Supreme Court won't stop execution of Wood
• Troy's Phenix City campus gets new leader
• Sales Looking Up Labor Day Weekend
• Tribe: wind farm no threat to Ohio burial mound
• Woman dies in accident on Lake Martin
• Ala. Justice Murdock criticized on gambling role
• Alabama GOP leaders to name Preuitt replacement
• Bishop Parker Furniture Store Floods
• Bill Clinton stumping in Birmingham for Sparks
• Editorial: Torchbearer school
• Fatal Houston County shooting called self defense
• Alabama wants taxes collected for online purchases
• Explosive Device Found in Montgomery
• Mobile Co. official wants ammonia leak meetings
• Feds say roller derby rage led to
• Report: Van der Sloot concedes extorting Holloways
• Labor Day festivities
• Area residents mark Labor Day weekend
• Anniston man dies in motorcycle-car collision
• Williams: District should put focus on youth, neighborhoods
• Van der Sloot Confesses to Extortion
• Candidate vows to donate salary to district groups
• Montgomery Woman Killed on Lake Martin
• Prattville expects to see green with event's return
• US won't say if blowout preventer on way to shore
• Golf's elite young players enjoy annual tournament
• Thanks for Helping the MDA Labor Day Telethon
• Tropical Storm Hermine gaining strength in Gulf
• Dutchman confesses to extorting money from Alabama family
• Woman dies from injures sustained in Lee County auto accident
• Tallassee Downtown Revitalization
• Officials: Arsenic not a problem at AL landfill
• Kid gets a new wheelchair
• Athens Police arrest 14 during drug investigations
• Alabama wants taxes collected for online purchases
• Some doctors believe kids should be screened yearly
• Key oil spill evidence secured on boat in the Gulf
• Area pool players take top honors in national event
• Eclectic residents elated over library
• Boston butt sale helps support Lions Club projects
• Park named in honor of late Baptist preacher
• PRINT EXCLUSIVE: Residents see another side of District 6
• 2 have applied for Arkansas State system president
• Officials: Arsenic not a problem at AL landfill
• Feds: Roller derby dispute led to Ala. bombings
• Better economy, increased travel, and more traffic for Labor Day weekend
• Montgomery buys riverfront property
• Police arrest Alabama fugitive in Georgia
• Dove season opens at noon
• Troy University cuts ribbon on new fraternity village
• Holiday weekend to see cooler weather
• Mercedes hiring temps for Vance, Ala. plant
• Montgomery ready to install a second ShotSpotter
• Friends and family mourn loss of slain farmer
• Montgomery officer resigns after leading police in chase
• States file brief supporting Ariz. immigration law
• Teen with cerebral palsy can stay at Lanier
• IRS warns of email scam to get your money
• Former Montgomery County revenue workers: Software not problem
• Alabama AG, governor at odds again over oil spill
• Teen with muscular dystrophy leads Carver players
• Montgomery cemetery owner arrested
• Ga. man sentenced to 20 years in mop attack
• Montgomery mayor releases sales tax numbers
• Electric car turns heads in Alex City
• ASU wants to build new football stadium
• Ala. woman dies after her apartment catches fire
• BAT mobiles to be deployed over weekend
• BP raises blowout preventer, key evidence in probe
• One sent to hospital after Millbrook police chase
• Athens first responders say apartment fire kills one person
• Child injured by Montgomery Police car
• Ga. man sentenced to 20 years in mop attack
• Meth lab raided in Autauga Co.
• Ala. woman dies after her apartment catches fire
• Floyd Elementary School to take part in NFL program
• Jury convicts Moody, Ala. man of capital murder
• Hostage situation at Anniston, Ala. store ends
• Jury recommends death sentence in murder trial
• Urban planner: Mobile needs to rethink sprawl
• More Shot Spotters Coming to Montgomery Communities
• Lincoln Cemetery's ownership no longer in doubt
• Crews prepare to raise failed blowout preventer
• Supreme Court opens door for Victoryland raid
• Jury OKs death for killing of Ala. shop owner
• Alabama AG, governor at odds again over oill spil
• Supreme Court upholds North Ala. death sentence
• Police arrest Alabama fugitive in Georgia
• Hostage situation reported at Anniston, Ala. store
• Troy University Home Football Games Become Even More Important To Troy Businesses
• Ala. cities among nation's safest for drivers
• Troopers Go High Tech with Holiday Travel Patrols
• Police name suspect in ATM attempted theft
• Travelers hit the highways for Labor Day weekend
• Update: Montgomery Police Officer Resigns after High-Speed Chase
• Feds launch investigation of Gulf platform fire
• Mercedes hiring temps for Vance, Ala. plant
• Biscuits conclude home schedule with late win
• BP says cost of Gulf of Mexico spill hits $8 bln
• Ala. Supreme Court opens door for VictoryLand raid
• Ala. has money remaining for appliance rebates
• BP says cost of Gulf of Mexico spill hits $8B
• Dothan, Ala. firefighter dies in crash
• Montgomery police make 2 felony arrests
• Lawyer banned by Ala. judge for missing hearings
• Feds open more fishing in Gulf off Fla. Panhandle
• Man killed in 1-vehicle crash
• Death of nurse at Gadsden, Ala. hospital probed
• Ala. Supreme Court explains bingo case change
• Savor the last days of summer at Labor Day events
• Montgomery police officer resigns after high speed chase arrest
• Ala justices asked to step down in drug fraud case
• Montgomery officer resigns after Lowndes County incident
• BP: Oil spill cost now up to $8 billion
• Supreme Court Clears Way for Victoryland Raid
• Law enforcement to be out in full force Labor Day weekend
• Ala congressman: No apology for Pelosi remark
• Join CBS 8 for MDA Labor Day Telethon
• NCAA hands down Marcell Dareus' punishment
• Man convicted in '08 Autauga Co. murder
• Auburn provides netbooks to Loachapoka seniors
• Montgomery Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• HALTING DISASTER: Maxwell's nuclear defense center works to prevent disaster
• Gulf oil platform explodes, burning off La. coast
• Ala. hospital eliminates 2 executive jobs
• Crossover Ministry helps former convict make a difference
• Rapper T. I. Arrested Overnight
• Jury Recommends Death Penalty for Hosch
• 2 indicted in copper theft case
• Karl Rove backs Terry Dunn for Alabama PSC
• Montgomery Police Officer Arrested after High-Speed Chase
• Ag. Comm urges more funding for seafood testing
• Crew In Place For Well Cap Removal
• Jury sentences Hosch to death
• Court Won't Free Scrushy on Bond
• Oysters Found with Contaminated Oil Along Louisiana's Coast
• Update: Coast Guard Now Says No Oil Spilling from Platform Explosion
• Alabama Printing Companies Lose State Work to Georgia
• Tuscaloosa expands helpline for football traffic
• Authorities seize 400 lbs. of marijuana
• Troopers advise caution, balance safety during chases
• Ala. university forms German partnership
• AG King to file brief in support of Arizona immigration law
• Renovation work a window to Montgomery history
• Time almost up to join Chinese drywall lawsuit
• Counterfeit Money Shows Up in Alexander City
• Feds shut down company involved in fatal Ky. crash
• Job seekers hope to find work at Ozark Job Fair
• Risks remain with Gulf well cap coming off
• St. Florian's Oktoberfest no longer dry
• Montgomery Police Chief Art Baylor Speaks About His Legacy
• Environmental groups question oyster safety
• Ex-teacher accepts plea deal in Alabama case
• Montgomery Police officer resigns after second arrest
• Montgomery libraries set new hours
• Coast Guard: Offshore oil rig in Gulf of Mexico explodes
• Oil platform explodes off La. coast; crew rescued
• State employees' insurance premiums won't be raised
• Tennessee and Alabama gripe about EPA ash hearings
• Editorial: Labor Needs
• Montgomery tries its hand at 'green' building with Garden Square project
• Dothan firefighter killed
• Luverne High School steps back in time and remembers
• Victim's family: Money didn't motivate civil suit
• Gulf oil platform explodes off La. coast
• Teen, her aunt charged with filing false police report
• Suspects in alleged terror plot likely to be released
• Army Worms are Making a Comeback
• 81-year-old Wetumpka man pleads guilty to murder, attempted murder
• BP spent $93M on advertising after Gulf spill
• AWSA releases state prep football rankings
• Montgomery could use unspent funds from $67.5M bond on road projects
• Feds downplay risk of leak when well cap moved
• Confusion, controversy grow in downtown Opp
• Another Republican justice gives to Democrat candidate
• New health center to relieve pressure on ERs
• Ala. state employees' insurance rates not raised
• Alabama gets prepared for disasters
• Magistrate recommends dismissing states' gun suit
• Oil spill command center booted from Hopedale
• ASWA state prep football rankings
• More free concerts planned for Alabama beach
• Police after suspects who tried to take ATM
• National Preparedness Month
• Ala. firm cited, fined for safety violations
• Habitat for Humanity Renovates Homes in Montgomery
• Judge dismisses Prichard, Ala. bankruptcy case
• Suspect dead in Discovery Channel network hostage situation
• Federal Safety Regulators Investigate Montgomery-Made Hyundai Sonata
• Arrest made in killing of 69-year-old Ala. woman
• Hurricane Earl Becomes a Category 4 Storm
• Former AL county official sentenced in vote case
• Selma, Ala. newspaper names Reeves as editor
• Couple Beaten with Claw Hammer Returns Home to Tallassee
• Veteran state senator drops re-election bid
• Cell phone left in Ala. burglary leads to arrest
• The Parker's Return Home
• 3 men try to steal ATM
• Bank suing BP over use of property for oil cleanup
• FREE Bon Jovi, Brad Paisley concerts on Ala. coast
• Nov. 1 trial set in Katrina fraud case
• Alabama plant begins producing new Honda
• Dr. Morton says Race to Top process is "flawed"
• Golf tourney set for Sept. 24 in Wetumpka
• Feds looking into possible Hyundai steering problems
• Alabama celebrates 21st annual Recovery Month
• Ala. Power warns customers about scam callers
• Enterprise works to fight obesity, promote healthy lifestyles
• Melinda Hallford: hopes to see father's execution
• Diversity Summit set for Sept. 16 at Renaissance
• Dutch: Yemeni airline suspects likely to be freed
• Obama picks Ga. prosecutor to lead southeast EPA
• Wetumpka man faces 3 sex abuse charges
• Judge refuses to toss suit over drilling ban
• Breaking: Hosch Convicted of Killing Autauga Co. Businessman
• Montgomery County may use furloughs, hiring freeze to balance 2011 fiscal budget
• Alabama's Mark Ingram out of first game
• Governor wants fans to wear their school colors
• Teacher helping rebuild the community hurricane drove her away from
• Ala. gov. makes Friday College Colors Day
• Montgomery to lose Santa Fe production
• New Orleans called family back home
• Former Ala. county official sentenced in vote case
• Editorial: IT Center
• Bomb scare at airport
• New health facility breaks ground in Montgomery
• Preparing for flu season
• Veteran state senator Preuitt drops reelection bid
• Detained Tuscaloosa man called 'normal Joe'
• The Hunt is on for Alligators in Alabama
• 2 charged with trying to steal Ala. bridge parts
• Questions Raised About Airport Security After Alleged Terrorist Scare
• Air Force conference brings business boom
• Ala. woman convicted in killing of husband
• Hyundai to Move Santa Fe Production from Montgomery
• Alleged terrorist test-run started in Alabama
• WH: Men held in Netherlands not on watch lists
• Detained Tuscaloosa man called 'normal Joe'
• 'Bed Intruder' songster turning fame into a future
• One dead in double shooting at Blue Bell Creameries in Sylacauga
• 81-year-old pleads guilty in Elmore Co. murder
• Media forgot to follow rules of reporting after hurricane hit
• 6 of 18 Governors Attend Conference
• Suspect arrested in Alex City bank robbery
• Charity golf tourney taking sign-ups now
• ATVs to be banned in Ala.'s Little River Canyon
• Ala. GOP justice gives to Democratic candidate
• Cancer center to reopen Prattville facility
• Another Delay in Plugging Oil Well
• September is "National Preparedness Month"
• Junior League to hold college, career night
• Decatur grandmother shoots intruder in her bedroom
• Siegelman asks appeals court to dismiss charges
• Woman plants seeds of learning, pumpkins
• AP source: Unlikely 2 men were plotting terror
• Police: Man arrested after linking self to crime
• Autauga County Commissioner Carl Johnson hurt in tractor accident
• Man detained in Amsterdam was living in Tuscaloosa
• Alabama Power warns customers about scam callers
• Elmore County home invasion suspect's parole revoked
• Prattville Christian teacher is a Class Act
• Hyundai shifting production of SUV to Kia plant
• Clanton man killed in two-car crash
• Number of concussions among student athletes growing
• Car crash kills 2 in Dale County
• Montgomery marketing campaign aims to change perceptions
• Local men honored for help to elderly
• Southern governors address Gulf recovery, energy
• Five AU coaches volunteer for Get 10 PSAs
• Air Force technology conference this week
• Ala. man dies after confrontation with deputies
• Ho hum. It's business as usual for No. 1 Tide
• Wetumpka may cut services outside city
• Southern Governors to Discuss Energy Security
• Meeting between state, BP set for Sept. 13
• New Orleans family makes a new home in Montgomery
• Four killed in house fire
• Egg recall boosts mini chicken farm interest
• Support group helped evacuees find strength
• Growing Hurricane Earl threatens north Caribbean
• Meeting Between State Officials and BP Postponed
• Family recalls life in New Orleans, looks to future
• Crenshaw County: Highland Home's Flying Squadron
• Decatur Police say 18-year-old breaks into house and is shot by homeowner
• Man pleads guilty in fatal Huntsville, Ala. crash
• Beating Suspect has Parole Revoked in Similar Case
• Judge won't dismiss suit over governor legal fees
• Will Tallapoosa County Be Chosen For Aviation Facility?
• Montgomery Cancer Center reopens Prattville office
• Will Aviation Company Choose Tallapoosa County?
• Another delay hits final plugging of BP's well
• Jindal presses panel on moratorium
• Judge won't dismiss lawsuit against Gov. Riley
• Etowah County Sheriff's Deputies shoot and kill drug suspect
• Technology and the Air Force Come Together in Montgomery
• Alabama coastal residents remember the impact of Katrina
• $20 million verdict against former ABC agent
• Man sentenced in 1981 killing to have 5th hearing
• AU Baseball Academy Prospects Camps set for Labor Day weekend
• Man still delivers supplies to Katrina-ravaged schools
• 3 Fantasy 5 players share $255,959 top prize
• Katrina's effect on economy hard to determine
• Mayor Strange expanding his focus beyond downtown
• Couple rebuilds life after Hurricane Katrina, but not on Gulf Coast
• Hurricane Earl barrels toward eastern Caribbean
• BP execs, Alabama officials to meet Monday
• Governor Riley and other Southern Governors talk trade with China
• March for jobs and justice in Montgomery
• High school football a big money maker for schools
• Danielle brings rip currents to US, dozens rescued
• Danielle now lowest-level hurricane far offshore
• Woman arrested for stabbing neighbor over property lines
• Musical celebration honors late singer
• Accident claims the lives of mother and child
• AUM students help find families for homeless canines
• Westover man faces murder charge in father's death
• Hard work earns 'Torchbearer' rating for school
• AL. judge orders man to join military
• Veteran remained true to self-appointed mission
• Feinberg: Most spill claims lack documentation
• Rally's attendees express anger toward governor
• Spike strips end high speed chase on I-65
• Billions in Katrina recovery money still unspent
• BP exec, claims administrator address governors
• Storm, cancer survivor still looks for ways to spread joy
• Florida Lotto jackpot rises to $17 million
• Zoo to offer visitors chair-lift ride with a view
• 4 Fantasy 5 players share $224,246 top prize
• Mosque leader says NY protests hurt local Muslims
• Chamber takes home three prestigious awards at national convention
• Parents say MPS gave no reason for school change
• Court to decide if sex offenders must have a home
• Danielle may bring dangerous rip currents to US
• Monaco addresses security concerns ahead of 'Game Changer' premier
• Police catch suspected "Brownie Bandit" red-handed
• Dekalb County investigation leads to meth arrests
• Democratic candidate drops out of Senate race
• Madison County town wins contest for fire truck
• Enterprise continues recovery, unveils new stadium
• Woman arrested for stabbing neighbor over property lines
• Local miners feel sorrow for trapped South American miners
• Man stunned, arrested after chase through WalMart
• Officials repair equipment after sewage overflow
• Court to decide if sex offenders must have a home
• Man allegedly beats paramedic, stunned by police at Walmart
• Man dies in Friday night accident in Columbus
• Man allegedly beats paramedic, stunned by police at Walmart
• UAB researcher awarded grant from Ovarian Cancer Academy
• Hurricane Danielle weakens to Category 3 storm
• Man stunned, arrested after chase through WalMart
• Funds available for West Fairview face-lift
• Crash kills Florida woman in Montgomery Co.
• Write-in campaigner makes run at Holmes
• Venomous rattlesnake escapes from Zoo Atlanta
• Autauga judge takes jab at Riley
• GMC dealership returning to Montgomery
• Victim's widow testifies in murder trial
• 1 Mega Money player wins $800,000 top prize
• Man sentenced to join military after online threat
• UA students want to deter binge drinking with special campaign
• Rally Held For Maegan Palmer
• Hurricane Danielle swells could reach US coast
• Auburn City School Board halts search for new leader
• Bright's Pelosi joke grabs national headlines
• High school football fans get first taste of fee increase
• Riley Says Bingo Rally Is About Registering Democrats
• Buckmasters Expo numbers released
• Riley Ending State Employees' Payroll Deductions for Political Donations
• Alabama Tea Party members head to Washington D.C. for rally
• Dominion sues gas owners to protect storage site
• Andalusia City Leaders Come Under Fire For Mansion Purchase
• Obama to commemorate Katrina on 5th anniversary
• Firm chosen to process fund applications
• 18-Year Old Special Needs Girl In Center Of School Controversy
• Ala. state workers get political donations curbed
• Hurricane Danielle becomes Category 4 storm
• Southern Governors' Association meeting in Hoover
• Riley: Saturday rally about registering Democrats
• Bentley, Sparks to debate at Alabama, Auburn
• Former FEMA head: Gov't didn't tell all on Katrina
• Ala. judge sentences Canadian to prison in sting
• Auditions held for Wilson Pickett show
• Auburn may not be able to operate pilot school
• Police ID Adirondack remains in murder case
• Jackson Hospital holds golf tourney today
• Ala. judge sentences man to join military
• Demolition Underway at Old Carver High School
• Police arrest 2 in Publix robbery
• More federal waters in Gulf reopening to fishing
• Key BP Engineer Refuses to Testify about Oil Disaster
• District 6 candidate Green unveils his plans for area
• Valley police tasers don't stop suspect
• Ala. court upholds 2 death sentences
• Montgomery native gets his first star
• Key BP engineer refuses to testify at hearing
• I-65 lane closures planned for weekend
• ASU parking cost increase upsets some staff members
• Web extra: Katrina survivors find a new home in Montgomery
• Ala. DA seeks new judge in civil rights slaying
• State examiner testifies in murder trial
• Toyota recalls 1.1 million Corollas, GM recalls Vibes
• Changes on the Way for Montgomery
• Bingo advocates plan rally for voters
• Ala. judge orders man to join military
• Ala. court reverses computer tech's porn verdict
• American Legion members donate funds to veterans, families
• Poll: Most say US still unprepared for disasters
• None injured after 7-car pileup
• Bright: Another home sales tax credit needed
• Demand for local eggs is up
• Civil Air Patrol hits milestone
• Economist recommends Montgomery County cut law enforcement expenses
• Tuskegee Owes IRS $3.2 Million
• Gulf states join forces to boost economy
• Alabama view: Jobs bill goes from bad to good
• ASU updating campus security system
• Spain Park head football coach on leave
• Editorial: Civic Pride
• Teens killed in N Alabama when log truck hits car
• New tech helps coaches monitor athletes' temperatures
• Alabama gets $36 million to fix low-income homes
• FEMA chief reflects on Katrina's lessons
• Alabama education budget cut 7.5%; Results in nearly 2 million cut in Phenix City Schools
• Riley to help open Mercedes body shop expansion
• USDA: Some chicken destroyed after ammonia leak
• Old Victoryland Certificate Signed by Riley Raises New Questions
• Prep coach suspended after practice altercation
• Alabama Finishes Last in Competition for School Grants
• Montgomery home sales drop, economy to blame
• Florida Lotto jackpot rises to $15 million
• Two arrested in Publix robbery case
• Feds plan 'dockside chats' on seafood
• Judge sets trial for ex-Mobile commissioner
• Bright Jokes that Pelosi "Might Die"
• Danielle getting stronger, heading toward Bermuda
• Hurricane Danielle heading toward Bermuda
• Clean sea holly means sea turtle nest rescue over
• Montgomery police make felony arrests
• Saban becoming big multimedia presence
• Hurricane Danielle stronger, heads toward Bermuda
• TV show recording will be Friday at AUM
• BP exec avoids question on relief well completion
• Two Arrests Made in Montgomery Publix Robbery
• Mayor, cabinet to have health risk assessment
• Carver H.S. teacher's car stolen, burned
• Alabama distribution of jobs bill money
• T.S. Morris Elementary honored at luncheon
• Teens killed when log truck hits car in Ardmore
• Alabama Schools Get Money For Jobs
• Teacher's report of stolen, burned car investigated
• Conservative Democrat jokes that Pelosi might die
• Experts: Drilling ban worked, may not be needed
• Library branches changing hours
• LR Central High 1st stop on educ. secretary's tour
• For panel, details on BP's structure out of reach
• Alabama educators fear more budget cuts
• Alabama home sales fall 26 percent in July
• First on WSFA 12 News: Tuskegee in hot water with IRS
• Money Concerns For The City of Troy
• Selma Council chambers erupts after calls for resignation
• Police search for dogs that killed ponies
• Gulf waste heads to landfills, some with problems
• Ala. preacher gets 1 year on fraud, tax charges
• Hurricane Danielle gaining strength in Atlantic
• Alabama State Employees Association backs Sparks
• Editorial: Feedback
• Huntsville gets high credit ratings from Wall St.
• Mobile woman arrested after stealing new car
• Spill panel probes Obama's decision to drill more
• Pike County family grieves for dog
• Company apologizes for Ala. ammonia leak
• Ala. suspect in mechanic's death goes to trial
• 908th Airlift Wing helps flood-soaked Pakistan
• BP vice president testifies before federal panel
• 45-minute lag in Ala ammonia leak warning probed
• Authority takes on Lincoln Cemetery
• Ala home sales fall 26% in July
• Former offshore drilling chief expresses regret
• Suspect in string of Autauga County burglaries arrested
• Sentencing for former 2-year chancellor delayed
• Ohio aviation firm to build plant in Alabama
• Capital murder trial begins in shop slaying
• Ala. home sales fell nearly 26 percent in July
• Ala. cancels Missing Child Alert
• BOE to carry on with consulting firm
• Fla. trade group hires attorneys for BP claims
• Making A Difference At Enterprise High School
• Dog abuser denied parole
• Trio wanted in ring theft
• OSHA eyes 45-minute time lag in Ala. ammonia leak
• Folsom picks up SEA- PAC endorsement
• Home Sales Fall Nearly 26% in Alabama
• Full Honor Flight return coverage (8/21)
• OSHA: 45-minute lag in warning of Ala ammonia leak
• Three arrested in rape of 16-year-old
• OSHA: 45-minute lag in warning of Ala ammonia leak
• Massive egg recall continues to grow
• Florala Police: Burglary suspect was under bed, high on cocaine
• Danielle weakens to tropical storm in the Atlantic
• RSA takes control of Colbert County railcar plant
• Red Level Teacher a Class Act
• AG's office arrests suspect in Medicare fraud case
• Hurricane Danielle swirls far out over Atlantic
• Hurricane Danielle becomes Category 2 storm
• New Beginning For Enterprise High School
• AP INVESTIGATION: Katrina a tale of SBA failure
• New Enterprise High opens 3 years after tornado
• Ala. expects 400 jobs from new aviation company announcement
• AP INVESTIGATION: SBA computer system gridlocked as loan applications mounted
• Huntsville, other Ala. cities hold municipal votes
• Shelby Co. woman accused of Medicaid fraud
• Former UA students sue school over food fee
• Double Dip Recession Ahead?
• SBA says it is ready to handle next disaster
• Odenville fire chief fired over flushed fetuses
• Alabama educators fear more budget cuts
• AP INVESTIGATION: Gulf residents reluctant to turn to SBA for help post oil spill
• Hurricane Danielle weakens in the Atlantic
• D.A. orders illegal slot machines crushed
• ONLY ON WSFA 12 NEWS: Crash survivor speaks
• No parole for Ala dog torturer; victim wags tail
• GA gov asks AL, FL for new round of water talks
• Pro-bingo march slated Saturday for Montgomery
• Ret. justice to lead investigation into Ala. S.C. bingo case information
• Judge rules for fired Alabama college president
• ASU's Stewart to have role on TNT crime drama
• Parole denied for Juan Daniels
• Alabama Supreme Court race gets heated over output
• Trio who organized Honor Flights say 'honor' was theirs
• Ala. court picks retired justice for bingo probe
• Alabama man dies during church outing at Ga. lake
• Robbery suspect's parole could be revoked
• 7 remain in ICU following Ala. ammonia leak
• 7 remain in ICU following Ala. ammonia leak
• Judge dismisses loose dog charges
• Danville man gets 25 years in stabbing death
• ASU dean to appear in TNT show
• Alabama man dies during church outing at Ga. lake
• Montgomery poised to beat heat record
• TVA to discuss idling coal-fired power production
• AUM to preview Fall continuing education courses, programs
• Evacuation of pets a priority after Katrina
• Software blamed for 600 Montgomery Co. property valuation error
• Transocean official recalls 'confusion' about test
• City of Auburn sets up website for live poll results
• Hospice Nurse Made A Difference In Tallapoosa County
• Helicopter medical crews fly to help save lives
• Hot Tennessee River costs TVA millions of dollars
• Alabama hunting and fishing licenses go on sale
• Organizers to announce Shoal Creek tournament
• Hearings into cause of oil spill begin in Houston
• Limestone authorities find body of missing woman
• Tiger Woods' divorce finalized
• Alabama to begin energy-savings loans in Dec.
• Montgomery Junior League names 2010-11 president
• Walker Co. bridge project delayed for turtles
• Alabama to begin energy-savings loans in Dec.
• Hearings into cause of oil spill begin in Houston
• Dozens at hospital after Ala. plant leaks ammonia
• New poll shows Bentley with large lead over Sparks
• Riley celebrates work of Black Belt Commission
• Oil spill health issues difficult to anticipate says expert
• Hurricane Danielle forms in Atlantic
• Church comes together the day after van crash
• Gulf residents struggle in aftermath of oil spill
• Warnings extended as TS Frank nears Mexico
• Knowing how to deal with a tire blowout
• MDA to make arrests for fundraising event
• Thousands of fish found dead in La. ship channel
• Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce to offer health care seminar
• 120 rushed to hospital after S. Ala. ammonia leak
• Prattville church to hold Blue Mass on Sept. 11
• Feds to spill commission: Drilling ban stays
• TVs, baby clothes reported stolen in Montgomery
• Andalusia Regional Hospital breaks ground on cancer center
• ASU, AUM work to improve facilities
• Woman, daughter injured in fall from ledge
• Find out about the new feature on Facebook
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• Fla. man ruled unfit for trial in stalking case
• PRINT EXCLUSIVE: Home invasion case puts paroles in spotlight
• Ala. AG's son injured in church van crash
• Annual Buckmasters Expo sees increased attendance
• UAH president encouraged by enrollment numbers
• Crowd walks in support of Alabama Kidney Foundation
• Jay Leno raises $100,000 for Gulf Coast recovery
• Church members escape serious injury in crash
• Tropical Storm Danielle forms in the Atlantic
• Crooner once called Capital City home
• Madison County woman says American Shingle took her money
• Software problems could be costly for Montgomery County
• Folsom, Ivey differ on Ala. gambling, other issues
• Crowds welcome veterans home from fifth, final River Region Honor Flight
• For Gulf tourism, problem is perception not oil
• Local soldier drives last stryker out of Iraq
• UAH president encouraged by enrollment numbers
• Final River Region Honor Flight a success
• Major study charts long-lasting oil plume in Gulf
• Troy Cable expanding with $26 million grant
• Sherrod plans meeting with Ag. Secretary Tuesday
• Hundreds welcome veterans home after final Honor Flight
• Van from First Baptist Church Montgomery crashes on Interstate 85
• Feinberg says no-sue requirement was his idea
• Downtown Montgomery library branch trying to embrace technology
• Historian sleeps in slave cabin in SC
• Shelby County investigators tackling another dangerous drug
• AP Enterprise: Spill bound BP, feds together
• AUM athletes to compete in Senator Olympics
• Oil spill adds to housing woes for Katrina victims
• Car sales rebounding in River Region
• Gov't: 23K workers affected by Gulf oil drill ban
• Montgomery police make felony arrests
• Wine festival set for Oct. 9 at Riverwalk Amphitheater
• Troy Cable expanding with $26 million grant
• Man gets prison time for counterfeit checks
• Ala. doc uses voter drives to influence politics
• Lanes to close on I-65 this weekend
• Feinberg pledges fast processing of spill claims
• Honor Flight leaves, returns today
• 18-wheeler overturns in Athens leaving 5 injured
• Faulkner threat hearing to take place Thursday
• Ala. communities to get $1.7 million for recycling
• Montgomery school named Torchbearer
• Surgeon says new surgery is like playing video game
• Jury selection set to begin in capital murder trial of Hosch
• Church Van Accident Near Shorter
• Rally planned for teen with cerebral palsy
• 3 year old found after firefighters battle two alarm blaze in Huntsville
• Delays, extended lane closures ahead for Maxwell Boulevard
• Ala. city council member charged with tampering
• Professor says New Deal helped Alabama cities grow
• BP using heavy machinery on oiled Ala. beaches
• MSHA: program aimed at trimming citation backlog
• Colvin home registered as historic place
• Alabama unemployment lowest since April 2009
• Summer heat claims at least 6 Alabamians' lives
• Officials to crack down on drunken driving
• Home of early Ala. bus protester named as historic
• 'Hot Dot' patches tested on Gulf oil cleanup crews
• Buckmasters Expo promises something to please every hunter
• Closeness to oil spill key to many claims
• Alabama AG complains about BP claims process
• Family files suit in Eastdale Mall death
• Bama's Ingram latest to chase 2nd Heisman
• Ala. reopens coastal waters to crabbing
• Police find $5M worth of cocaine on traffic stop
• Gov. Riley reacts to positive employment numbers
• Health department investigating water sicknesses at water park
• Former UA players, coach help Kevin Turner face toughest fight
• Ala. defendant denied chance to visit crime scene
• Man charged in suspected metal thefts
• Late Ala House member leaves $850K gift to church
• Former Civil Air Patrol national commander dies
• Alabama unemployment rates drop to 15 month low
• Parasite sickens park visitors near Birmingham
• Huntsville teacher fired amid allegations
• Covington Co. man shot in chest
• Ala. ex-commissioner pleads not guilty on drugs
• Former UA standout collapses, hospitalized
• Local Iraqi veterans react to troop withdrawal
• Montgomery elementary school receives prestigious award
• Convicted dog abuser scheduled for parole hearing
• Ala. Grocers Assoc. endorses McMillan in ag race
• Seniors enjoy AARP program at Frazer
• Navy chooses 2 Ala. landing fields for expansion
• Wetumpka wants Sudafed sold as prescription drug
• Bank moves to seize most of Ala. Wharf complex
• Dothan, Ala. man convicted in 2005 killing
• Faulkner ranks high in cultural diversity says U.S. News
• Two vehicle crash claims life of Enterprise man
• Editorial: Improve Standards
• Shootings raise concern in Eufaula
• State's Medicaid Budget in Trouble
• Autopsy report obtained in death of Eastdale Mall worker
• Sherrod, NAACP head to speak at W Ala annual event
• Hotel room becomes home for 130 college students
• Alabama Virtual Library focuses on oil spill
• Troy University plans golf tourney at Capitol Hill
• Ala. ex-chancellor sentencing to be delayed
• Club to sell barbecue, camp stew on Sept. 6
• Ala. man convicted in killing of girlfriend
• Cub Scout Pack 429 to hold signup today
• Feds: BP's Gulf well to be killed after Labor Day
• Dothan, Ala. man convicted in 2005 killing
• Volunteer firefighters put out engine fire
• UPDATE: 2 fatal accidents in Conecuh County
• 4-year-old Montgomery girl hospitalized after being hit by SUV
• 2 captured after Decatur, Ala. work release escape
• Gov. Riley dips into Rainy Day Fund for $124M
• Parking fees going up at Cramton Bowl
• TIA Team Arrested! Please Help!
• Scientists map invisible oil plume deep in Gulf
• Alabama court system promoting online access to cases
• Wetumpka, Ala. man sentenced in 2003 killing
• Former Ala. lawyer pleads not guilty to mail fraud
• State Senate hopeful raises issue of pay
• Grand jury to get murder case against 4 in Mobile
• Ala. DA-elect being paid to study case backlog
• Montgomerian found guilty in girlfriend's shooting death
• APNewsBreak: BP accused of withholding spill data
• Halliburton seeks hold on Alabama suit over spill
• Wetumpka man sentenced to 28 years prison in 2003 killing
• Truck hits house in Albertville, Ala.
• Governor calls for 5-year seafood monitoring
• Alabama court sets execution date for Hallford
• Progress 65 is almost complete
• Former Ala. prosecutor facing child porn charges
• Ala. teacher in sex case ends appeal of firing
• IRS building rammer sentenced
• Montgomery mayor proposes 2011 budget without cuts
• Lack of fishermen on panel draws complaints
• Sarah Palin endorses Chapman, Roby in Alabama
• Air Force group's quarterly meeting set for Aug. 27
• Man facing trial in Ala. over prescribed marijuana
• 2 fugitives from Ala. work release center sought
• Elderly couple hurt in home invasion robbery recovering
• Stones for MLK Memorial travel 11,000 miles to US
• Alabama infant mortality rate lowest ever in state
• Prattville council OKs vicious dog ordinance
• Ala. nuke plant at 45 percent after violation
• Fla. reopens Panhandle state waters to shrimping
• Montgomery planning Veterans Day parade
• Georgia archaeologists find Civil War POW camp
• Oil notice signs gone from some Panhandle beaches
• Montgomery police release details about driving facility
• Akron, ala. man pleads guilty to hammer killing
• Akron, ala. man pleads guilty to hammer killing
• Acting chief of police named
• 2 fugitives from Ala. work release center sought
• 6 Alabama broadband projects funded by feds
• Montgomery's proposed 2011 budget makes big changes
• Appeals court: Stolen Valor Act unconstitutional
• Cramton Bowl parking prices going up
• PCA football experiencing physical and spiritual change
• Alabama infant mortality rate lowest ever in state
• 17th Annual Buckmasters Expo 2010
• Candidate uses faked photo to tout Saban backing
• Vice President Biden announces money for Alabama
• Fla. reopens Panhandle state waters to shrimping
• Palin endorses several Alabama candidates
• Oil notice signs gone from some Panhandle beaches
• Fire units respond to Montgomery train fire
• Montgomery area colleges see increased enrollment
• Enterprise teachers get back to work in new classrooms
• Auburn holds third scrimmage in 6 days
• Funeral arrangements set for Lanier student
• State tries to help displaced Victoryland workers
• Ala. ex-commissioner's gun trial set for September
• Feinberg promises quick response on spill claims
• Part of North Boulevard to be reduced to 1 lane
• Montgomery, Ala. student dies after fall at school
• News Minute: Here is the latest Alabama news from The Associated Press
• Prattville police arrest man in string of bomb threats
• Businessman going to prison in Ala. sewer scandal
• Panhandle county lifts 'oil impact notices'
• District 6 legal ad referred to voters, not candidates
• Nov trial set in 1965 Ala civil rights death case
• Ala gov candidates eye new Gulf state park
• Prattville votes tonight on city dog ordinance
• DOC issues two escape notices
• Former Ala. prosecutor facing child porn charges
• Nondenominational group reaches out to Capital City
• New "acting chief" named at MPD
• Several Alabama universities ranked in Top 100 in U.S.
• North Alabama tracking dog dies of heat stroke
• Shirley Sherrod makes amends with NAACP
• Former Ala. prosecutor facing child porn charges
• Alabama colleges listed among best in southern region
• Storms flood north Ala. with 6-plus inches of rain
• Hood: No decision yet on whether Miss. will sue BP
• Number suffering spill-related illness rises
• Current, former Airmen eligible for stop loss special pay
• 3 people are arrested in Decatur after agents make drug bust
• Hood: No decision yet on whether Miss. will sue BP
• Ala. Supreme Court says no interference by gov.
• Still no answers in Shannon Paulk case 9 years later
• Ga. scientists: Gulf oil not gone, 80 pct remains
• Bronner receives lifetime achievement award
• Gulf surface looks cleaner, but woes lurk below
• North Alabama tracking dog dies of heat stroke
• Cloverdale businesses in talks to take ownership
• Guest Editorial: Good Sportsmanship
• Teams to compete in mock mine disaster
• $1M federal grant to eye Ala health premiums
• Ala. wreck kills Columbus, Ga. fire captain
• BP to stop handling claims related to Gulf spill
• Losing candidates for Ala. gov. AG join law firms
• Semmes, Ala. voters deciding on incorporation
• Former Ala. prosecutor facing child porn charges
• Mexico citizen sentenced for illegal re-entry to US
• Teams to compete in mock mine disaster
• Candidates for Ala. gov. don't criticize BP suit
• Huge crowds turn out for Auburn's Fan Day
• Appeals court postpones hearing on drilling ban
• Alabama No. 1 in Supreme Court campaign costs
• North Blvd. lane closure scheduled
• La. shrimpers worry about prices for new season
• Ga. scientists: Gulf oil not gone, 80 pct remains
• LSUHSC assessing oil spill mental health needs
• Encouraging news for home invasion victims, suspect's family speaks
• US commerce secretary coming to Louisiana
• BP gives $12M to Ala. for mental health care
• Ala. man's school ring returned after 14 years
• CRIME BRIEFS: Montgomery police investigate robbery
• Star Wars exhibit named 'Event of the Year'
• Republicans plan "Handshake with Alabama"
• Prattville leaders expect lean budget
• Storm damages Ala. Catholic Archdiocese building
• Ala. GOP agenda includes Arizona immigration law
• PASS class helps parents reclaim the upper hand
• Former depression No. 5, round 2 coming to La.
• Candidates for Ala. gov. don't criticize BP suit
• River Region's fifth Honor Flight to be last
• Oil, prices worries as La. shrimpers start season
• "Tracy's Law" would add stalking misdemeanor to state code
• New TV ad to promote tourism in Alabama
• MPS students get free Boys & Girls Club membership
• Ala. reopens coastal waters to fishing
• Montgomery man charged with making terrorist threats
• N Ala clothing store chain operator dies at 86
• Military & overseas voters to see streamlined process
• Ala. tops list of most expensive Supreme Court races
• Ala. GOP agenda includes Arizona immigration law
• Mobile career centers deployed to Tuskegee
• Rep. Davis won't campaign for Sparks for Ala. gov.
• Ala. Supreme Court says no interference by gov.
• Suspect captured in Ala. car lot shooting
• BP gives $15M to Louisiana for mental health care
• Gulf's loss is gain for Lake Martin businesses
• Jackson County man arrested for torture and child abuse
• "He said, He said" battle between two District 7 candidates
• Sheriff: 3 Madison Co. jail annexes closed
• Feds file lawsuit challenging Ala. group
• Permit: Rocky beach fix must be soon removed
• Ala. police investigate serial robberies
• Gulf driller to light up cigar after job is done
• Car crash causes blow up
• Parents concerned about mold, mildew at recreation center
• Obama giving personal assurances of Gulf's safety
• Governor’s Tourism Conference promotes the best attractions
• Alabamians in the military
• Suspect captured in Ala. car lot shooting
• Volunter opportunities
• Ala. state waters to reopen to fishing
• Theft, robbery among MPD felony arrests
• Suspect captured in Ala. car lot shooting
• Landscaper helps Renascence residents spruce up home's yard
• New church service calls downtown area home
• Crowds traveled from across region for FDR appearance
• Ala. Fire department in nationwide contest to win new truck
• Local celebrities support Goodwill's jobs program
• State employees offer solutions to critical Alabama issues
• Feds: Online 'sextortion' of teens on the rise
• Obama: Oil stopped, but Gulf job far from done
• Ceremony at vets cemetery marks end of WWII
• Six paws, five legs, one amazing pup
• Auburn Fan Day set for Sunday
• Birmingham Southern introduces its interim head
• Final plug on Gulf oil leak at least days away
• City to construct officer driver's training facility
• Online 'sextortion' of teens on the rise
• Medicaid funding shortfall could prompt more state cuts
• With BP spill under control, US looks at drill ban
• AUM students move in Saturday, Classes start Monday
• Executive order limits pay to lawyers in BP lawsuits
• Obama Gulf trip part vacation, part sales pitch
• Ala. woman dies in motorcycle crash in SD
• Reflecting on V-J Day
• Ceremony at vets cemetery marks end of WWII
• Metro briefs: Lanier student critically injured in fall
• Democrats delay decision on AL judicial nomination
• City expands search for new police chief
• Obama declares Gulf Coast 'open for business'
• Autauga circuit judge called to testify at hearing
• Country duo not on Miss. show, Barbour staff says
• District 6 race: Challenge to Jones' eligibility unlikely
• City Hall already taking calls concerning Halloween
• 65 years later, local veterans recall V-J Day
• AL gov limits atty fees in oil spill lawsuit
• MPD to build driving track to train officers
• Ala. candidates for gov. eye benefit costs, taxes
• Former Faulkner University student may face trial over Facebook post
• Free family-friendly dinner theatre at Hampstead Farms Monday
• Fuel cost for TVA customers up again in September
• RSA's Bronner to receive Lifetime Achievement Award
• Sessions to attend Coffee Co. leadership luncheon
• Bond set at $1 million in Ala. hammer attack
• Residents wonder what happened to revitalization
• Brewton chief defends officer in 2 chase deaths
• Lanier student critically injured
• Gunmen hold up Church's Chicken, one arrested
• Alabama AG suing BP for "broken promises"
• New concert planned for Alabama's beaches
• Downtown Gulfport post office is up for sale
• New legal battle starts over Bama's biggest casino
• Electronics among items reported stolen
• State Troopers honored for massive drug seizure
• Road work to reduce I-65 South to 2 lanes
• RV park owner arrested behind gambling machines
• Bowl-a-thon takes place Saturday at Ace
• Ala. troopers honored for duty
• State reduces Guard troops in Gulf on oil-cleanup duty
• First sentenced in Mobile steroid conspiracy case
• Local veterans take a trip into the past for at National Infantry Museum
• Montgomery Man Has Concerns About Georgia 'Roofing' Company
• Montgomery program targets truancy
• Jasper, Ala. 19-year-old dies in fall from car
• United Way kicks off 2010 campaign
• US settles Ala. defense contractor's claims
• Home invasion suspect's bond raised to $1M
• Ala. reduces Guard presence at oil cleanup sites
• District 6 candidate withdraws, another might not be eligible
• BP reviewing pressure tests on Gulf oil well
• Alabama driver dies during drag racer test
• Ala. man charged with killing infant daughter
• Mobile Co. said tops in Ala. in non-immunized kids
• Dozier Elementary getting new heating/AC system
• T.R. Miller principal killed in head-on crash
• SUV flips in three vehicle wreck in Montgomery
• Faulkner University freshmen 'give back' to community
• Officials testing seal at BP's busted Gulf well
• Couple attacked in home invasion still in hospital
• Creek Indian museum planned for Talladega, Ala.
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• High schools gear up for season
• Land execution set for 6:00pm after clemency denial
• I-65 lane closures this weekend
• Schrenker to plead guilty to Ind. securities fraud
• Alabama inmate set for execution in 1992 killing
• Perseid meteor shower visible Thursday night
• Ala. Trooper hit by alleged drunk driver
• State employees offer solutions to critical issues
• Claw-hammer suspect's bail jumps to $1 million
• Obama supports foreclosure prevention programs for unemployed homeowners
• APNewsBreak: Alabama sues BP over Gulf oil spill
• New worship location announced after church burns
• Editorial: Amusement Ride Safety
• River region courses up to par thanks to serious golfers
• Ala inmate executed for 1992 abduction, killing
• Greenville joins lawsuit against BP
• River Region United Way "Rally in the Alley" is today
• Alabama AFL-CIO endorses Sparks for governor
• T.R. Miller High School principal killed in wreck
• Riley to tour new high school in Enterprise
• More record heat forecast in Ala.
• Anti-bullying activist to present program at Catholic
• Ala inmate fatally injured in assault on officer
• Distracted driving: Montgomery police will start issuing motorists warning citations today
• Ala. high school principal dies in collision
• Victoryland to reopen dog racing facility
• Montgomery City Council hopeful raises sagging pants issue
• Auburn working on contraceptive for wild hogs
• Honor Flight organizers made a difference
• White Hall officials to announce development plan
• Suspected "Granddad Bandit" in custody in Baton Rouge
• Tropical depression expected to strengthen in Gulf
• Cops: Bones found at site of NY woman's slaying
• Elmore County home invasion leaves two hurt
• Feds reviewing death of man at Ala. work site
• Boys & Girls Club offers free memberships
• Opelika residents vote "yes" to local cable company
• Chilton County nets huge pot bust - 3,600 plants
• Montgomery gets grant for recycling
• Tropical depression in Gulf weakens but still moving
• President of Birmingham-Southern quits
• Fire damages Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church
• Tropical depression weakens slightly in the Gulf
• Montgomery businesses to be honored for ethics
• Inmate charged with causing damage at jail
• Arrest made in 2007 Northport, Ala. killing
• Sparks picks up AFL-CIO endorsement
• School software program causes schedule problems for Autauga, Montgomery counties
• Southern Automotive Women's Forum sets conference
• Charges dismissed in Greenetrack gambling raid.
• Pike Road ready for move to new, bigger town hall
• Southeast Ala unit gets send-off to Afghanistan
• Tropical depression in the Gulf fizzles
• BOE to accept city's money for school in east Montgomery
• MPS accepts city's $25 million for new school that may not get built
• Charges dropped against all but one Greenetrack suspect
• 9 candidates in District 6 special election attend forum
• Man arrested for taking nude pictures in tanning salon
• Gov. George Wallace's last sibling dies in Alabama
• Wetumpka man pleads guilty to 2003 murder
• Autauga County Coroner appointed
• Gov turns down Ala death row inmate's clemency bid
• Effects of oil spill continue for local seafood sellers
• Claims of inappropriate behavior in park
• Texas sues feds over offshore drilling ban
• Parents concerned about school shift
• Elmore Co. home invasion suspect captured
• Madison schools get nearly $1M grant for history
• Alabama inmate to be executed by lethal injection
• Deadly mosquito-borne illness turns up in Mobile County
• Serious accident at I-85/I-65 Interchange in Montgomery
• Alabama would get $282 million from jobs bill
• Prattville readies list of paving projects
• Ala. banker sentenced for stealing from client
• Oil spill on Southern governors' agenda in Ala
• Cultural meeting: Foreign students ready for American challenges
• Husband among 2 indicted in murder-for-hire case
• Second Ala. man sentenced in '09 car bombing
• Disabled teen's parents say MPS violated daughter's civil rights
• Infant's death investigated in Auburn, Ala.
• AP: Law firm dropped from Ala AG's plans to sue BP
• Judge keeps charges against Ala. college officials
• Ala. farmers markets suffer in heat
• Report: Ex-NASA chief O'Keefe, former U.S. Senator on crashed plane
• Ala. school shooting suspect to be moved
• Church burns on Hayneville Road
• Some Ala. waters reopen after Gulf oil spill
• Mental exam sought for Ala school shooting suspect
• Editorial: District 6 Run-off Election
• Alabama tuition plan looking for investment firms
• ASU set to welcome new students
• Feds set to reopen fishing in Gulf off Panhandle
• Final Honor Flight In Less Than Two Weeks
• Ingram returns to Alabama's practice from funeral
• Ala. to get $149.5 million to support 2,700 education jobs
• Mobile Co. officials discover mosquito-born ilness
• Greenville Man Collects Insulators
• Macon County residents critical of task force
• Official: Sen. Stevens believed aboard crashed airplane
• TVA power demand expected to be high all week
• Woman saved from 1965 Ala. blast joins pilgrimage
• Riley to discuss details of governors' meeting
• 1 reported killed in east Ga. small plane crash
• Miss. flag could hurt bid for SEC baseball tourney
• Victoryland reopening dog track, but no machines
• Court date for 16 arrested in Greenetrack protest
• Autauga Co. gets money to deal with unruly teens
• Man shot, injured by his nephew
• Victoryland casino appears to be closing
• STUDENT BRIEFS
• AP source: Negotiations completed for $20 fund
• Montgomery jail sees fewer inmates
• AP source: Negotiations completed for $20B fund
• Shoppers, stores enjoy tax-free weekend
• Allen: Oil crews watch stormy weather over Fla.
• DOJ says negotiations completed for $20B fund
• Gulf relief well down to final, tricky 100 feet
• Alabama's biggest casino closes as raid looms
• Rite Aid stores to vaccinate against whooping cough
• 1st of 2 SCLC conventions underway in Atlanta
• As 39,000 spill claims dangle, BP defers to feds
• Victoryland closes; Gov's office says McGregor ran "like a scalded dog"
• Harassment charges for Dothan City Commissioner
• Ala death row inmate asks Riley to stop execution
• Alabama's secretary of state campaigns in Georgia
• Georgia community health centers see added funding
• Former Coosa sheriff pleads guilty
• School clean up effort gets trashed
• New Autauga County School Welcomes Hundreds Of Students On Day One
• Mother says fiery crash victim was pregnant
• Man faces forgery charges in Dothan; FBI involved
• Storm plan could delay Gulf oil spill cleanup
• Death row inmate pleads for clemency, cites good deeds
• BP's Gulf oil spill costs rise to $6.1 billion
• Former Coosa Co. sheriff guilty on 6 felonies
• Crabs provide evidence oil tainting Gulf food web
• Big grant for Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
• Back To School Information
• VictoryLand Turning People Away
• Republicans are unifying for November
• Montgomery family has school uniforms to donate
• Longtime activist marks 80th birthday with friends, family
• Literary event highlights Twain's work
• Wild hog herds spreading in Ky.
• Volunteers spruce up schools for returning students
• Alabama sales tax holiday continues
• Birmingham woman dies in Autauga County wreck
• City's street car system was first of its kind in US
• Ala insures against major storms on coast
• Young anglers gather for rodeo
• BP: Cement plug stopping Gulf oil leak hardened
• Grant saves school's guitar program
• Ala. man killed by lightning as he boated
• Heat wave not expected to loosen grip anytime soon
• Police: 2 critically injured in parking lot brawl
• Georgia residents cross the border for tax free shopping
• Report: BP audit detailed rig's flaws before spill
• Allen gives BP mixed grade for oil spill response
• Ala insures against major storms on coast
• Students beat the heat while moving into dorms
• Ala. fans can visit football stadium year-round
• Ala. Department of Public Health's Teen Driving website
• 1 dead after fiery wreck in Autauga Co.
• Teen driving deaths in Alabama among highest in nation
• MPS opens registration for Pre-K programs
• Fiddlers take center stage in Fort Payne Saturday
• Review: Stars dance, shine in Alabama Dance Theatre show
• Metro briefs: Registration for pre-K programs starts Monday
• Prattville man pleads guilty to theft of government funds
• Selma mayor: Bridge dancers broke promise
• Meals on Wheels volunteer has drive to serve seniors
• Woman to become Alabama Air National Guard's first female fighter pilot
• Delaware Jackson Apartments bought by Ohio company
• Shoppers start looking for deals on school supplies, clothes as sales-tax holiday begins
• Phenix City doctor accused of multi-million dollar Medicare fraud
• Senate approves Baylor as new US marshal
• "Back to the Future" School Supply Drive
• Gulf seafood industry tries to shake an oily image
• Pets in danger of snake bites in hot weather
• Nephew accused of beating his uncle to death
• American Legion post on survival mission
• Baylor unanimously confirmed by Senate to be U.S. Marshal
• Official: BP blowout preventer to be replaced
• Cloverdale, city planners discuss SmartCode zone
• BP says crews plan to complete 'bottom kill'
• Obama marks 45th anniversary of Voting Rights Act
• Alabama is No. 1 in USA Today's preseason poll
• Gov. Riley: State will help Bush Hog stay in Selma
• Tyson appeals ruling blocking raid of Ala casino
• Montgomery to allow water on school buses
• Task Force files motion to reverse Victoryland injunction
• Job fair in Prattville aims to hire 130 people
• Former BCBS employee charged with identity theft
• Madison officials stockpile water for students
• Two people and a child shot off Cave Avenue in Huntsville
• Investigation underway after inmate death
• Managers and shoppers prepare for tax free weekend
• Voting Rights Act Remembered Today In Selma
• Marshall County girl's dream of Space Camp comes true
• MacMillan student, 10, gets prestigious scholarship
• 2 Minn. women among 14 charged in terror probe
• Miss. waters reopen for shrimping and fin-fishing
• Ala. man gets life for 4.5-ounce crack sale
• Governor lends a hand to Selma company
• Riley to make announcement at Bush Hog in Selma
• Death of federal inmate investigated in Ala.
• Children deal with Gulf oil spill stress, too
• Ex-pastor convicted of taking from Ala. church
• MPS UNIFORMS
• Dothan, Ala. man convicted of murder in shooting
• BP removing booms from Ala. coast
• MPS students' dress must be up to code
• BP's top oil spill response exec back to old job
• BP removing booms from Alabama coast
• Prattville man seeks youthful offender status for 1981 convictions
• Ala. woman won't be charged with abuse for lockout
• Sparks seeks hearings on drop in coast home prices
• US forecasters update Atlantic hurricane outlook
• It's the Longest Yard Sale's 23rd anniversary
• Oil-fouled Gulf still has a long recovery ahead
• 265 Gadsden, Ala. water customers cut off
• Macon judge hears arguments on allowing bingo raid
• Heat wave bakes 18 states from Texas to New York
• Former educator, legislator Lucius Black dies
• Leak stopped; oil-fouled Gulf still has long way to go
• Ala. firefighters treated for heat exhaustion
• FDA finds low risk of dispersants on seafood
• Alley rally to kick off United Way campaign
• Protesters back casino as Macon judge weighs raid
• Three injured in I-65 crash
• Church to sponsor prayer rally for schools
• Ala. boater who struck Lake Harding bridge dies
• BP finishes pumping cement into blown-out well
• Prattville bank details expansion plans
• Dance rejection protest planned in Selma, Ala.
• BP finishes pumping cement into blown-out well
• City budget includes $1 million more for MPD
• Ala. county to fine eyesore property ownes
• "Stuff the Bus" campaign set for August 6
• McNeil pulls out of City Council race
• Judge asked to delay ruling on raid of Ala casino
• Heat warning: high temps bake much of Alabama
• Blight law report 'sensationalism,' Montgomery mayor says
• Forecasters say peak of storm season will be busy
• Woman Delivers Baby On Highway 231 North In Wetumpka
• Prattville bridge replacement project under way
• Alabama among states in DOJ terrorist link charges/arrests
• Gov's office calls judge's Victoryland ruling "temper tantrum"
• Shoppers, retailers ready for sales tax holiday weekend
• Allen: Cement in blown well could take day to dry
• 'Friends' star to do Ala. beach spot
• Judge says he'll make Victoryland decision at 3:00pm
• BP says it's paid $303 million in spill claims
• Spill chief OKs plan to force cement down oil well
• Selma bridge to close for voting rights event
• Local YMCA receives donation from Nick's Kids
• Editorial: Feedback
• Update: Macon and Greene Counties' bingo lawsuits
• 3 wounded after shooting in Huntsville
• Crews plugging BP well still face tough choices
• Wetumpka pushing for Sunday alcohol sales
• Forecasters: Hurricanes' effect on oil unclear
• Chicago man charged in alleged terrorism plot
• Montgomery OKs distracted driving ordinance
• Bass tourney moved from Alabama to Georgia
• Manhunt underway for murder suspect in S. Alabama
• 14 qualify to run for District 6 council seat in Montgomery
• Riley goes to Washington to talk about oil spill
• Four E. Ala. companies benefit from Michelin cash
• Horse owners advised to vaccinate for EEE, West Nile Virus
• Court strikes down California's gay marriage ban
• Judge calls emergency hearing on Victoryland restraining order
• Stores See Last Minute Rush To Buy School Uniforms
• Report: BP well leaked nearly 207 million gallons
• YMCA Program Changes Children's Lives
• Texas accuses BP of poorly operating its refinery
• Lewis-McChord ceremony for 4 Afghanistan deaths
• Woman accused of burglary dies after shooting
• Allen: The job is not finished on Gulf oil spill
• GOP legislative candidates say they'll cut pay
• Report: Only one quarter of oil left in Gulf
• For Gulf businesses, fading summer is a lost cause
• Community Congregational Church to hold prayer for students
• Court sides with Ala. fraternity in assault suit
• Renascence holds landscape demo
• Lawmakers focus on chemicals used in oil spill
• Boxer Mayweather invested $4M in Country Crossing
• Eclectic mayor resigns at boisterous meeting
• TVA use of reprocessed weapons plutonium discussed
• Saban: Woodson leaves, Dareus case in NCAA's hands
• Love bites into pizza franchise
• Critic wary of TVA use of plutonium at Ala plant
• Veteran Anniston news executive retires from Star
• Jackson Hospital's faux patients exhibit eerie realism
• 2 Ala. children reported abducted found safe
• Montgomery rule shuts down cell phones in cars
• AUM scraps plan for house
• Alabama congressman joins new tea party caucus
• Breaking News: Eclectic Mayor resigns
• Apartment owners issue statement over deck collapse
• Each Alex City school makes A.Y.P.
• Sobering number: UA ranked 13th for partying
• Biologist using Noah's Ark idea to save sealife
• CR 12: Brundidge Man Turns Trash into Art
• Pretrial hearing in southern Tennessee slayings
• Blast injures Ala. maintenance man while painting
• Children found in burning apartment, women charged
• Tropical Storm "Colin"
• Tropical Storm Colin forms in the Atlantic
• Judge sets hearing on allowing Macon casino raid
• Riley to visit Phenix City to promote tax holiday
• Police look into DC sniper claims of more victims
• Governor Riley heads to Wal-Mart to tout tax holiday
• Neighbors to mark National Night Out today
• Gulf crews hope to wrap up kill-attempt tests
• Tropical Storm Colin now a low in the Atlantic
• 11 qualify to run for District 6 seat
• After delay, BP says test to plug busted well will begin today
• Man, 19, charged in fatal May wreck
• Booth adjusting to duties as Autauga Co. district judge
• Ala. awaiting test results on Gulf fishing
• On water, 'static kill' appears to be going well
• Montgomery County leaders may dip into reserve fund to balance budget
• TVA sales up in hotter-than-normal weather
• Candidates seeking Cook council seat announced
• Majority of state school systems meet AYP goals
• BP creates special team to speed up claim payments
• Deputy Speaks Out On President's War-Ending Plans
• Area schools barely miss making AYP
• SC prison chief: Lawsuit coming over HIV inmates
• More Jobs Coming To Prattville
• Authorities say Dadeville, Ala. child abducted
• Editorial: Accelerate Middle School Student Progress
• Dadeville child missing
• Hyundai posts another record breaking month in sales
• Mobile prosecutor placed on leave after arrest
• Montgomery bans hand-held devices while driving
• UPDATE: dash cam video shows alleged rapist chased by cops
• Saban's charity awards $450,000 during Tuesday luncheon
• Hoover apartment deck collapse injures four
• Funeral for Army soldier killed in Afghanistan
• String of a/c burglaries hitting Bullock Co. churches
• “Wii Give Back!” campaign honors Barbour Co. High
• La. fishermen wrinkle their noses at 'smell tests'
• Ala. toddler found dead in hot car
• Gulf crews prepare to start plugging well for good
• Mobile prosecutor charged with domestic violence
• Alabama schools receive their report cards Monday
• 172 million gallons spilled in Gulf, officials say
• Lindsay Lohan released from jail, now due in rehab
• Montgomery locations for 'National Night Out Against Crime'
• Fact or fiction?
• Testing for Gulf spill kill effort is delayed
• CRIME BRIEFS: Police seek suspect who shot into vehicle
• Dead zone in the Gulf 1 of the largest ever
• Volunteers spruce up MacMillan International Academy
• 2 die in Ala. apparent murder-suicide
• SAC's Gallery settles into new home, hours
• Crash that killed NW Alabama couple investigated
• Military seeks troops to pay
• Man sought in Montgomery, Ala. fatal shooting
• Montgomery leaders make long-term plans
• Thousands of rig workers eligible for grants
• Actress aids pets abandoned after BP spill
• AC fails in major Ala. hospital as temps near 100
• State releases AYP report on Ala. schools
• "Grandad Bandit" sought in heists at 25 banks around U.S.
• Task force asks judge to allow Macon casino raid
• Current, former Airmen eligible for stop loss special pay
• Montgomery School System fails to make AYP
• Governor candidates want to get rid of task force
• Scouts brave high heat for anniversary event
• 16-month-old toddler drowns in pool
• Alumni mark school's centennial
• BP official: I would serve Gulf fish to my family
• MPS Superintendent Barbara Thompson faced controversies, yet gained supporters in her first year
• Several local trees selected as "Champion Trees" for 2010
• Golden Shears to give away 250 free back to school haircuts
• Ala. health dept. lifts swim advisories for Gulf
• $8 dollars leads to fatal shooting
• Spike Lee screens oil spill film in San Diego
• Second year of Bassmaster competition a success
• Spike Lee screens film that includes oil spill
• Thompson optimistic about future
• Martha Gardner: Faculty's push put students at best
• PRINT EXCLUSIVE: No proof exists to support or contradict claim that football game determined school
• Saladin Patterson: Permission to fail paved way for success
• ALFA endorsements seen as a plus for Bright, Raby
• Banquet spans generations, draws big names
• Raytheon executive retiring
• John Cochran: Lessons covered life and literature
• Police probe Tennessee River drowning
• Gin Phillips: Math, science curriculum at Lanier helped spur love of words, writing
• New questions arise on dispersant use in oil spill
• Montgomery looking for developers for Dexter Avenue
• Two Auburn Montgomery graduates share unique bond
• Casino loses in court but customer wins jackpot
• Mississippi employment staggers through downturn
• Oil spill mars UC Berkeley's BP-funded research
• Whistle Stop Cafe still open 20 years after movie
• Accident involving patrol officer leaves 2 dead
• Back 2 School Family Fun Fest 2010
• Birmingham Zoo shows off baby Greater Kudu
• ROTC cadet dies of lightning strike in Kentucky
• 3 squabbling companies must cooperate to plug well
• St. Bernard leader: keep all spill equipment here
• Motions filed for DNA testing in Alabama cases
• 3 oyster harvest areas opened in Louisiana
• Casino loses in court but customer wins jackpot
• Oscar Roy Doster capital murder conviction upheld on appeal
• UAB study looks to boost muscle mass in older adults
• Dothan ROTC cadet killed by lightning strike
• 3 killed in 1-vehicle crash in Talladega County
• Florida pulls restrictions on Gulf fishing
• Autaugaville man killed in single vehicle accident
• Dry summer has counties heading into drought
• 3 killed in 1-vehicle crash in Talladega County
• Generals reminisce about time with ROTC at ceremony
• Couple killed in 2-vehicle Lawrence County crash
• Familiar leader returns to Maxwell
• Job Corps class celebrates graduation, new beginning
• Ala. health dept. lifts swim advisories for Gulf
• Flyover uncovers potent marijuana plants
• ASU alumnus wins Emmy for short film
• MPS changes start times at some schools
• NC hoping to land Caterpillar plant, 500 jobs
• Maxwell to kick off race series in September
• BP hiring former FEMA head for Gulf recovery
• Ala. man charged with running down brother
• Prattville honors its 1st black department head
• Incoming BP CEO: Time for 'scaleback' in cleanup
• Caterpillar picks NC for equipment plant, 500 jobs
• 22 new principals take over in Montgomery Public Schools
• Ala. officials lift swim advisories for beaches
• Hot and getting hotter in Alabama
• 16 in Autauga County arrested on drug charges
• Oil job-seekers increasing coastal Ala. unemployed
• Ala. Supreme Court throws out Victoryland restraining order
• 187th security squadron members deploy to Asia
• South bakes, humidity feels like 100-plus degrees
• 4 arrested in shooting of 9-year-old Ala. girl
• Caterpillar not coming to Montgomery
• Protest over Selma councilman at Forrest rally
• Ala death verdict reversed in case of 4 killed
• Salvation Army commanding officer leaving Montgomery
• Alabama temps head toward 100 in heat wave
• Victoryland: 'Ala. has one branch of government: King Riley '
• Family, friends redesign lure sculpture to remember local man, to promote clean waterways
• Engineers probing Ala. church gym roof collapse
• Alabama Football's Fan Day set for Sunday, August 8th
• Changes coming to the Autauga and Elmore Co. school systems
• ALDOT Advisory: Lane closures in Montgomery
• Residents have mixed feelings on immigration law
• Alabama State names new athletic director
• NASCAR owner's plane crash stirs memories of 2002 incident
• Ala. professor denied appeal of murder conviction
• Dudley to outline BP plans to help Gulf recover
• Bassmaster Elite Series Postseason tourney under way
• Alabama has $382 million in unclaimed assets
• Ala. teen charged with robbery, attempted murder
• Lab tests to say if coastal Ala waters can reopen
• La. foundation will administer oil workers fund
• Montgomery police make 5 felony arrests
• Ala. school bus idling to be reduced to save money
• Decision delayed in Prattville dog case
• DC sniper claims co-conspirators, more shootings
• Class action lawsuit filed against Gov. Riley
• Cook's widow may vie for vacant seat
• NC expert: Gulf oil unlikely to reach East Coast
• Ala. governor sued over gambling in Macon, Greene
• Police: 1 injured, 1 killed in shooting
• Ala. man sentenced for raping 6-year-old
• 16 drug arrests made in Prattville
• Local leaders, EPA representatives discuss potential impact of tougher rules on air quality
• Woman found dead in Ala. had previous conviction
• Alabama governor sued over gambling in Macon, Greene Counties
• Sidney Lanier High School turns 100
• Gulf cleanup will change once oil stops for good
• Dothan man found face down in pool
• US panel asked to consolidate oil spill lawsuits
• Extra precautions being taken at baseball tourney due to heat
• Local governments: We want more say in oil cleanup
• Still born twins flushed down toilet
• Some existing firms get money to train employees
• Alabama girl drowns in Gulf
• Alabama Farmers Federation makes endorsements
• Huge marijuana bust near Attalla
• Feds, farmers create habitats for migrating birds
• 5 arrested in Ga., Ala. cell phone thefts
• Step in effort to kill gusher may be accelerated
• 16 cleaned birds released in SW La
• Barbour talks with nation's lt. governors
• Mobile, Ala. man gets long term for carjackings
• Crime reports
• Winn Dixie releases list of closing stores
• Partisan bickering delays oil spill legislation
• Road closings planned over next few weeks
• Alabama Sen. Sessions denounces Kagan, calling her 'dangerous'
• Canadian steel pipe facility to open in Ala.
• Credit card company files suit against Fank
• 1 of Winn-Dixie's 30 store closings in Alabama
• Jefferson County, Ala. ex-commissioner sentenced
• Trooper cleared of beating allegations
• Man finds pet dog strangled, tied to fence
• Part of Miss. River delta reopens to sport fishing
• Fire department's request for extra funds denied
• Tests show bat found in NW Alabama was rabid
• 1st of 8 deep-water moratorium forums Wed. in La.
• 100 days of oil: Gulf life will never be the same
• Welcome to Scratch Ankle
• Boy Scouts to collect items for food bank at Riverwalk
• BP's Gulf damage payments up to $256 million
• Man gets life without parole for Ala. drug sales
• Shop offers free haircuts for kids
• Ala. deputy fired after arrest following chase
• Eclectic man killed in one-vehicle crash
• Protection for US writers abroad goes to Obama
• Ex-UGA coach Dooley to speak at banquet
• Man, woman told to stop Ala. cookwear sales plan
• No decisions on oyster death compensation
• Autauga Co. Sheriff's Office investigating 3-month-old's injuries
• Oil causes 2,200 Gulf beach closings, warnings
• Winn-Dixie to cut 120 jobs, close 30 stores
• Baxley back at work at Public Service Commission
• Ala. firefighter suspended in flushed babies probe
• Top Judiciary Republican calls Kagan 'dangerous'
• State improves in Kids Count report
• 1 Dead, 1 Shot in Domestic Violence Shooting
• Goddaughter: Ala woman on crashed Pakistani jet
• Montgomery food services department's efforts pay off
• UGA oceanographer going back to Gulf of Mexico
• Michael Bolton coming to Montgomery
• Montgomery County BOE adopts limited plan for parents to opt out of school uniforms policy
• 7-0 Vote concerning school uniforms
• Enviros: want $5B from BP for coastal restoration
• Fishing tournament with pro anglers gives veterans 'day we won't forget'
• Grand jury will review after babies flushed
• Alabama girl dies swimming in Gulf off Fla. coast
• 1 dead, 1 charged after chicken dispute
• Crews take step toward readying permanent well fix
• 'Opt Out' policy added to MPS uniform code
• 7-year old Makes A Difference
• BP hopes to turn page with new CEO, leaner company
• Two shot in early morning Mosses robbery case
• New duck stamp sold for Gulf conservation
• Ala. woman sentenced in murder-for-hire case
• Oil spill legal mess likely 1 of costliest ever
• Feds hold stream buffer open house in Beckley
• Southern Conference teams honor oil spill victims
• Traffic Alert: U.S. Highway 31 Accident
• Package for Ala. grandma contains 6 lbs. of drugs
• September execution of Holly Wood delayed for week
• 4,500 Ala. organizations could lose tax exemptions
• Laura Bush to address Ala. college fundraiser
• Ala. police chief's DUI trial delayed
• AUM holding Back to School bash
• Ala. sheriff: Premature babies flushed down toilet
• Authorities: Produce stand was meth lab
• Montgomery puts focus on riverfront progress
• Capital murder conviction upheld on appeal
• Alabama fugitive pleads guilty to Texas slaying
• Air War College officers prepare for intense study
• Ala. A&M gets help to convert cooking oil to fuel
• 1 dead, 1 charged after chicken dispute
• Barber shop looking to expand in style
• U.S. 31 open after chicken truck accident
• Gulf flow has stopped, but where's the oil?
• Montgomery plans to bolster cash reserves
• Southern Co. CEO Ratcliffe to retire
• Food given to oil spill victims
• Heat wave to continue in central Alabama
• Fla. tourism official: hold media 'accountable'
• New Ski-Lift Coming To Montgomery Zoo
• Topazi leaving Mississippi Power
• Eclectic man killed in one-vehicle crash
• Woman pleads guilty to Section 8 fraud
• Produce stand busted in Pinson
• La. health department: 324 blame illness on spill
• Hayward out, American Dudley in as BP CEO
• ACLU asks FBI to turn over data on racial mapping
• 1 killed after Ono Island boating accident
• Troy man shot and killed
• Feinberg says he will divulge his salary
• Tips to keep you safe when lightning strikes
• Florida problems hit Whitney Holding again
• Ala. sheriff: Premature babies flushed down toilet
• Elementary bids to solve mold problem
• Athens, Ala. investing in plastics buisness
• Alabama again fails to make 'Race to Top' finals
• AHSAA tightens treatment of concussions
• Ala. poice chief's DUI triao delayed
• APNewsBreak: Bernice King delays taking SCLC post
• 3rd suspect sough in engineer's killing surrenders
• Official: BP CEO Hayward to step down in October
• Suspect sought in engineer's killing surrenders
• Locke: More ads needed to boost coast tourism
• Oil cleanup brings strangers, tension to towns
• Locke: More ads needed to boost coast tourism
• Summer camp a success despite heat
• Navy blimp transfered to Louisiana
• Enlisted education center expands
• Alabama A&M partners for biodiesel fuel plan
• Program helps women get fresh start
• Group files 6th oil spill endangered species suit
• Area churches use social sites to attract new members
• Montgomery mayor crafts new budget
• Miss. cities require pit bull permits
• Feds to release endangered sea turtles into Gulf
• ALDOT: I-65 sinkhole fix underway
• Eli Manning, wife, give $1M to scholarship program
• 11-year-old robbed at gunpoint
• E. Alabama police find drugs in baby car seat, trio arrested
• Abandoned Phenix City church catches fire
• Va court reverses TVA emissions ruling
• 15-year-old hit by lightning, dies in Ala.
• Pinson man charged in wreck that killed 2
• Feds release endangered sea turtles into Gulf
• E. Alabama police find drugs in baby car seat, trio arrested
• Montgomery man shot trying to stop burglary attempt
• Allen: BP well-killing process starts in a week
• Tony Hayward leaving as BP CEO, US official says
• Record Alabama project to complete Corridor X
• Alabama is #2 most-spammed state according to report
• Bassmasters tournament brings boost to local economy
• Qualifying slows for Montgomery City Council special election
• Students, volunteers enjoy mentor recruiting event
• Annual clinic touts 'holistic healthy living'
• Jazz Age couple met, married in Montgomery
• Watch repairman keeps on ticking
• YMCA lawsuit's 40th anniversary: Dees, historic case changed Montgomery forever
• Police arrest 2nd suspect in engineer's killing
• Couple pleads guilty to robbing 3 Ala. banks
• MPD searching for suspect who escaped custody
• Columbus cops bust Craigslist sex scheme
• Bonnie barely a tropical depression in Gulf
• YouTube hits don't equate to votes in campaigns
• Police arrest suspect in engineer's killing
• ASU to increase tuition and room rates
• Pro-Life group endorses Kay Ivey
• Ships prepare to return to spill as storm weakens
• Grand Isle worries about flooding amid festivities
• Bonnie barely a tropical depression in Gulf
• Head of BP fund hears about seafood industry loss
• Evacuation of spill site called off, ships return
• 1 killed when car driven by teen crashes
• Eclectic residents fear losing local police department
• Tropical storm info from NHC
• Three cars reported stolen recently
• Wallace to Riley, Ken Wallis closes legal books
• Two arrested on felony charges
• Bicyclist injured in hit and run accident
• Back to School camp starts Monday
• Alabama A&M to try to avoid furloughs in 2011
• Airmen with 187th Fighter Wing prep for readiness inspection
• Alabama A&M to try to avoid furloughs in 2011
• Tuition, housing fees to increase at ASU
• Head of BP fund hears about seafood industry loss
• Plans for sports venues bring economic hope
• AUM helps kids prepare for school year
• Billy Brown found guilty
• Huntsville becomes 7th Alabama city to ban texting-while-driving.
• Fan No. 2,000,000 comes to see Biscuits
• Most debris cleared 3 months after Miss. tornado
• Berry Plastics closing Albertville, Ala. plant
• Montgomery adds recycling dropoff sites
• 2 killed in collapse of Ala. radio tower
• 2 charged in Ala. with arms-smuggling
• Prattville man charged with 26 burglaries, 15 thefts
• Shooting of man by Dothan, Ala. police probed
• Former TVA project manager gets probation
• Rezoning request in historic Montgomery area denied
• Huntsville, Ala. council OKs texting-driving ban
• Montgomery announced Half marathon training runs
• Experts urge caution as area temperatures soar
• Getting ready for Alabama's sales tax holiday
• Leno plans benefit in Biloxi
• Wetumpka looks into fire station upgrade
• Heat advisory for Ala as temperatures hit 100
• Seeds of distrust in Ala. town's big cleanup haul
• Civil Air Patrol puts in 10,000 hours for Gulf Coast spill cleanup
• Rig alarm system partly disabled at time of blast
• Montgomery City Council candidates want to continue Cook's work
• First Lady Obama christens ship in Miss.
• Bonnie weakens to tropical depression over Gulf
• Autauga sheriff testifies against Brown
• City receives $50,000 grant to support summer feeding programs
• Ala. unemployed can file for benefits extension
• UAH could get $2 million for study
• BP tries to limit release of oil spill research
• Millbrook chamber members skeptical of new leadership
• House panel seeks documents on doomed Gulf oil rig
• Dothan Police involved in fatal shooting
• 2010 SEC Media Days Pre-Season All-SEC football team announced
• Governor celebrates expansion of HQ
• "Reality Mentoring" set for Saturday morning
• Oil spill work on hold as TS Bonnie approaches
• Second victim in Fort McClellan accident dies
• Alabama readies for sales tax holiday Aug. 6-8
• Texas mom challenges transgender widow's marriage
• Youth Fishing Rodeo Aug. 7 in Millbrook
• Tropical Storm Bonnie bears down on spill zone
• Ala. secretary of state gets national post
• EMERGE Montgomery's Career Academy Camp
• Montgomery police make 4 felony arrests
• Costs didn't trump safety, rig survivor testifies
• Bentley, Sparks concerned over gambling report
• Ceremonies to mark new school openings in Montgomery
• Jail inmate's death investigated in Ala.
• Report: Alabama leads in protecting children in disasters
• Youngsters get chance to talk about issues affecting them
• Auburn University gets NSF grant to study oil spill effects
• 26,000 square miles of Gulf reopened to fishing
• Crowd checks out I-85 extension proposals
• NY man accused of taking Nebraska teen for sex
• Alabama School Mandating Changes In Behavior For Its Students
• Bookkeeper testifies in Autauga Co. corruption case
• Valley council to vote with signed paper ballots
• AUM students travel to Peru to help fight cervical cancer
• Regions, Hyundai team up to help schools, students
• Authorities search for missing Coosada man
• Residents beat the heat at Dothan's Water World
• 9 show interest in filling Cook's council seat
• Three Auburn University Professors deploy to Afghanistan
• Report: Ala. deputy's shot killed woman
• City takes measures to keep you cool in extreme heat
• Alabama Dixie Youth Majors Baseball Tournament in Greenville
• Helpful Heat Tips
• Williams Partners gets OK for pipeline project
• Gov't watchdog looking into moratorium claims
• Selma hosts hearing for I-85 extension
• Ga. military hospital contract ordered restored
• Bird deaths grow on Gulf Coast
• Nick Saban: bad agents no better than a pimp
• Man charged in officers death faces death penalty
• AEA admits role in Byrne political attack ads
• Ships ready to leave leaky well as storm brews
• FBI: $20K reward for handgun used to kill officers
• Lawmaker from Alabama opposes Kagan nomination
• VP visits Alabama coast to discuss oil spill
• Stage set at Lake Jordan for Bassmaster title tourney
• Bright co-sponsors act to remove small businesses' burdens in Health Care Bill
• Alabama's secretary of state gets national post
• Tuna anglers sue in Ala. over BP rig explosion
• NOAA reopening waters to fishing
• King to discuss oil spill issues with candidates
• Tropical depression forms, moves toward oil spill
• LawCall
• Electronics reported stolen from homes
• Enterprise St. Comm. College cancels classes
• Tropical Storm Bonnie forms on path to Gulf spill
• Police: Shooting appears to be failed drug deal
• AWF Youth Fishing Rodeo set for August
• Officials investigate church roof collapse in Madison County
• Fire that damaged old mill ruled accidental
• Ex-missile engineer pleads guilty in Ala.
• Elected Officials And Montgomery Businessman Make A Difference With New Jobs
• Thousands attend rally against drilling moratorium
• Students require new vaccine as pertussis cases rise
• Smithsonian holdings may show oil's impact in Gulf
• Judge rejects Fla. demand for water in dispute
• Govs. Riley, Barbour headline GOP fundraiser
• Family of Geneva County drowning victim speaks out
• Rally opposing drilling moratorium scheduled
• Small fire leads to evacuation of staging vessel
• Messy cleanup of BP oil spill damages the Gulf
• ABI report connects fatal shooting to Sheriff deputy's gun
• BP plugs relief tunnel as storms threaten Gulf
• Police arrest suspect in Saturday shooting
• Police: Alabama man killed wife in NY 30 years ago
• Auburn and Alabama football kickoff times announced
• Millbrook teen drowns in river
• Wetumpka police arrest 2 for robbery of convenience store
• Sen. Sanders' open letter critical of Obama administration
• Senate committee OKs Baylor nomination for US marshal
• BP reduces number of boats skimming oil in Gulf
• Captains say BP telling them to clear out of Gulf
• Prattville City Council delays vote on dog ordinance
• New psychiatric hospital planned for Tuscaloosa
• Chapman named President of Nat. Assoc. Secretaries of State
• Ordinance on cell phone use while driving likely will be rewritten
• Police: Opelika woman stabs boyfriend with screwdriver
• Ala. legislative official turns over bingo files
• First day of trial of former Autauga Met­ro Jail warden focuses on receipts
• Storms threaten to shut down BP's Gulf well work
• Court documents: Victoryland gave very little to charities
• City Council honors Cook
• Worker accused in Ala. sewing center thefts
• Obama signs sweeping financial overhaul into law
• Spill fund chief: working only for victims
• Ala. legislative official turns over bingo files
• Pike County Fire Now Center Of Criminal Investigation
• Slain 4-year-old Ala. boy identified
• City announces new recycling drop-off centers
• Students earn free trip as Youth Tour winners
• Unemployment benefits extension clears hurdle
• Possible drowning in Coosa River near Wetumpka
• EPA takes new look at gas drilling, water issues
• Judiciary panel oks Elena Kagan for Supreme Court
• BP's altered photo distorts spill center activity
• Lesbian teen accepts Miss. school district's offer
• Auburn to hold elections Aug. 24
• Judge refuses to withdraw from drilling ban case
• Colo. man expected to plead guilty in anthrax hoax
• Ala. man charged with abuse nabbed in Hawaii
• Oil rig hearing in recess until Thursday
• Alabama death row inmate sues for prison records
• City council hangs up on phone ban idea for second time
• Warehouse fire ruled arson
• Dothan banker pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Feds look past oil leaking from BP's cap
• In Fla., resentment washes ashore along with oil
• Whooping cough cases confirmed in Ga.
• Things to look for when dining out
• Top Judiciary Republican to oppose Kagan
• First 50 arrive early for classes at Maxwell
• "Rally in the Alley" will collect school supplies for United Way
• Library sponsors student boot camp
• USDA worker quits over racism charge from video
• Officials release death row inmate's records
• Sessions says he'll oppose Kagan appointment to Supreme Court
• Hancock Holding 2Q earnings slide
• Lack of food safety costly for diners, eateries
• TVA fuel cost raises bills sixth straight month
• Statewide mahjongg tournament to be in Gadsden
• Alabama lands missile production facility and 300 jobs
• RBC Bank robbed in Ardmore
• Gulf forecast: Cloudy with a chance of tar balls
• Murder victim's brother reacts to rejection of Sharp appeal
• Police: W. Kentucky cockfighting ring raided
• Electronics stolen over weekend
• Elmore County: Tee 2 Green Golf Program
• Macon-area man sentenced in double murder
• Ice cream day unknown, not unenjoyed
• Selma police arrest three for marijuana possession
• Feds: Cap on ruptured BP's oil well leaking
• Trial looms for indicted Autauga Co. coroner
• Abortion foes win a round in health overhaul
• Feds: Oil, gas leaking from cap on ruptured well
• Police seek second suspect in shooting
• Feinberg urges spill claimants to opt for fund
• Dauphin Island restaurants to feed cleanup workers
• Jailed man charged with murder solicitation
• Abortion foes win a round in health overhaul
• Mobile Bay ferry suspended for repairs
• Prattville sees gain despite hard times
• Raytheon plans missile plant at Ala.'s Redstone
• Sparks proposes gift ban for Ala. governor's staff
• Southeastern Hornets advance to the field of 32
• Alabama death row inmate sues for prison records
• Convicted rapist captured in Quitman County
• Louisiana DHH reports 290 oil exposure cases
• Dog attack victim calling for Madison Co. dangerous dog ordinance
• Raytheon plans missile plant at Ala.'s Redstone
• Residents say Councilman Cook will be hard to replace
• Montgomery man charged with trying to arrange killing
• Fishing families turn to fast food, 'grind meats'
• Allen: Leaks not a major concern
• RICO law made to combat Mafia used in BP lawsuits
• Show Me The Money! Three Local Governments Look For Return On Investment
• I-75 in Ky. to honor Tuskegee Airmen
• 12-year-old boy attacked by pit bull
• Spill success marred by BP, government bickering
• Missile plant planned for Ala.'s Redstone Arsenal
• BP: Well cap may bottle oil until permanent plug
• Bentley, Sparks agree: Jobs No. 1 issue in Alabama
• School bus crashes on Kansas interstate
• Driver of pickup truck dies in one-vehicle wreck
• No burn order issued as a precaution in Dora
• Church pitches in to spruce up two area cemeteries
• Well cap's trial ends with no word on what's next
• Group shares love of gardening with community
• Public hearings planned this week on I-85 extension
• BP cleanup wages to be deducted from spill claims
• Visitors, animals enjoy annual enrichment day
• 1 person killed, 1 injured in Midland City fire
• Officials tackle truancy problem
• 1 person killed, 1 injured in Midland City fire
• Union Station's renovation key to rebirth of downtown
• BP, feds mum on what's next with Gulf oil well cap
• PRINT EXCLUSIVE: Rising temperatures endanger children left in cars
• BP, feds mum on what's next with Gulf oil well cap
• Official: Seep found near BP's blown out oil well
• BP says cap on Gulf well still holding in oil
• UAB gets high marks from U.S. News & World Report
• BP, scientists try to make sense of well puzzle
• Scrushy asks for prison release on appeal bond
• Guns, rings, poodles, TVs reported stolen
• Well cap's trial ends with no word on what's next
• Prattville City Council meeting to begin early Tuesday
• Escaped sex offender inmate caught at Spring Park
• Montgomery City-County Public Library sponsors back-to-school event
• Ala. registered sex offender escapee recaptured
• Fallen tree limb causes power outages in Prattville
• Trial of Gulf oil well cap extended for 24 hours
• Woman burned in apartment fire
• Central Ala. residents support coast by shopping
• Riley appoints Booth to Autauga County District Court judgeship
• Clean City Commission completes 2010 KAB Litter Index
• Interstate project close to being finished
• Black Belt high school students explore national treasures
• Tri-county's jobless rate up in June
• Russellville man charged with capital murder
• Gambling advocates protest near state Supreme Court
• UNA to end contract with Alabama Public Radio
• Tallassee street dance goes on this weekend
• 4-year old dead after shooting in Opp
• Alabamians not getting unemployment money from federal government
• Montgomery woman in hospital after fire
• Giant oil skimmer won't work in Gulf spill cleanup
• 12 Investigates: The Ice Cube Diet
• Scrushy asks for prison release on appeal bond
• Oxygen-toting robber who fled NY dies in Md. crash
• Family's loss helping others through organ donations
• Update: Suspects arrested in Smiths Station air conditioning unit thefts
• Widespread oyster deaths found on La. reefs
• ASU readies for SWAC Media Days
• Food for Thought
• Cap holding as test continues, but crisis still ongoing
• MPD is investigating a domestic dispute related stabbing death
• Alabama senator denounces financial overhaul bill
• Tourism officials hope oil cap is here to stay
• Alabama's jobless rate drops to 10.3%
• Ala. man remembers going over Niagara Falls as boy
• Alabama's unemployment numbers moving in the right direction
• Gulf geyser stops gushing, but will it hold?
• 2 found dead at St. Clair County, Ala. farm
• Group offers grants for area nonprofits
• DOE sets hearings on disposal of weapons plutonium
• Boy, 6, receives therapeutic tricycle
• Korean-based firm puts 1st US plant in Alabama
• Lincoln Cemetery case to be handled out of court
• Hyundai Heavy puts 1st US plant in Alabama
• Montgomery police investigate domestic stabbing death
• Gambling machines seized in Walker County, Ala.
• Southeastern Hornets win in opening round of AAU National Tournament
• Program focuses on the history of Sylacauga marble
• Another Hyundai plant coming to River Region
• Greenetrack supporters rally across from Supreme Court
• Dragon boat racing, festival to debut at Riverwalk in August
• Coosa tax vote may keep state from system takeover
• First lady to make 2nd Gulf trip following spill
• Autauga County report on voting irregularities sent to secretary of state's office
• Ala. sheriff says drugs involved in shootout
• BP: Payments top $200M for Gulf oil spill loses
• Dry spell could result in area drought
• Alex City's city hall changes hours over cooling system failure
• Willie Cook remembered
• Ala. restroom camera case goes to grand jury
• Ala. beaches see business bump after spill capped
• Pro-casino protest held across from Ala Sup Court
• Alabamian elected trial lawyers' national leader
• Ala. sets annual sales tax holiday for Aug. 6-8
• Sea turtles rescued from Gulf released
• Prattville to offer free showing of 'Kung Fu Panda'
• Amber Alert issued for 15-year-old Nebraska girl
• BP slowly dialing down remaining Gulf oil flow
• Arts museum hosting Family Fun Night at Eastdale Mall
• Woman charged with murder in Gadsden, Ala.
• Sea turtles rescued from Gulf oil released
• Youth summits being held in Montgomery
• Ala. woman killed, husband charged with murder
• Jindal pushing for decision on commercial fishing
• 3 women arrested in prostitution sting
• Ala. sets annual sales tax holiday for Aug. 6-8
• AEA's Hubbert stepping down as Democratic officer
• Elmore County Commission OKs grant application for Crenshaw water project
• 7 held after Dale County, Ala. shooting spree
• Missing Neb. teen found safe in Arkansas
• Former Auburn tight end interns at elections center
• House panel OKs overhaul of oil drilling agency
• Judge sets September 2011 trial on ash spill suits
• Work to rid, prevent mold at Dozier Elementary continues
• Ala-based pipe-maker McWane in $13M pact with EPA
• Ala gov: prayers answered with spill flow stopped
• Fourth Street bridge to close for replacement
• Alabama pipemaker McWane in $13M pact with EPA
• Obama calls news on oil spill 'positive sign'
• City likely can't match Caterpillar incentives
• $20 billion oil fund to begin payments in August
• BP says no more oil going into Gulf
• Entrepreneurs ready to roll with pedicabs
• Shelters filling up as Gulf pet owners struggle
• BP exec: Halt of oil flow a "great sight"
• Oil hits Louisiana's largest pelican nesting area
• Councilman Willie Cook laid to rest
• Surgeon General visits Ala bayou as spill ills rise
• A Look At Prattville's Ban On Texting And Driving One Nearly One Month Later
• Alabama GOP runoff turnout nearly equals primary
• School board votes to save bus drivers' jobs
• State votes to take over two school systems
• Foley man sentenced to life for killing woman
• Gatlinburg helping travelers change plans
• Three new weight loss drugs could soon win FDA approval
• IRS offers help day, phone line for oil spill victims
• Keith wins GOP race for Autauga County BOE spot
• Roby challenges Bright to series of 5 debates
• Alabama State to host finance workshop today
• Pike County Volunteer Fireman Along With Dozens More Made A Difference
• Montgomery police make felony arrests
• AG: Firms other than BP could be liable for spill
• Former Millbrook resident sentenced, faces removal proceedings
• Alabama Medical Detachment Will Serve Unique Mission In Afghanistan
• Man, 42, dies after duplex fire
• Ga., Ala. get federal funds for outsourced workers
• Wetumpka officials work on solutions to water woes
• Three Montgomery women arrested in prostitution sting
• Old Carver High School close to being demolished
• 2010 Primary unofficial runoff results released
• Deputy arrested for leading authorities on high speed chase
• ASF to celebrate 25 years with huge season
• Prattville bridge to close for 8 months
• Artist admits goof in official Buffett concert T-shirt
• La. OKs most state waters for recreational fishing
• Sparks asks Bentley to sign clean campaign pledge
• Woman's body found in car on rural Lauderdale County road
• News Minute: Here is the latest Alabama news from The Associated Press
• Landowner not to press charges against dumping suspects
• Alabama GOP runoff turnout nearly equals primary
• Two teens arrested in Wetumpka shooting
• Brief for 9 states backs Arizona immigration law
• Poll workers report light turnout
• Surgeon gen visits Ala bayou as spill ills rise
• Capital City Streetfest/City 4th of July Celebration
• Jubilee CityFest 2010
• AIMS Benefit Solutions Expands and Strengthens Life, Annuity, and Disability...
• Greater Montgomery Home And Garden Show
• Looking to hit the ski slopes in Alabama this winter?
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• Jubilee CityFest
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