Mayor William Bell is demanding an overhaul of Transit Authority leadership in exchange for emergency funding.
Mayor William Bell is demanding an overhaul of Transit Authority leadership in exchange for emergency funding.
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February 09, 2010
Governor Bob Riley wants lawmakers to review a bill which legalizes slot machines in Alabama, before they vote on it.
Mayor William Bell is demanding an overhaul of Transit Authority leadership in exchange for emergency funding.
People will line the streets in New Orleans today, to celebrate the Saints’ first Super Bowl victory.
Astronauts are inspecting space shuttle Endeavour for launch damage.
New research says regular consumption of soft drinks could increase the risk of pancreatic cancer.
The top stories from the 630am newscast for February 9, 2010.
Gas prices continue to move slowly downward in Alabama.
Here are the crime reports from the Tuscaloosa Police Department for February 8, 2010.
Killed was Ronald Gary Taunton, of Columbus Ga.
The money is part of $119.5 million in comity prevention and wellness awards handed out this month across the nation.
Circuit Court Judge Brad Mendheim sentenced 18-year-old Karey Godwin to serve 20 years in prison for each of the armed robberies.
Thirty-four-year-old Candy McGuire is accused of shooting her 42-year-old husband at their home.
Michael Craft was charged in September 2008 on charges that he killed Edwards, a 22-year-old whose body was found at the bottom of a well in Hollywood.
Jurors acquitted three pharmacists at Applied Pharmacy Services and an investor of the Internet-based anti-aging clinic, Infinite Health.
Riley says the state Department of Industrial Relations will have special locations Tuesday and Wednesday in Macon, Houston and Dallas counties to help workers laid off from VictoryLand, Country Crossing, and White Hall Entertainment Center.