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November 19, 2009
Riley thanks Baptists for supporting bingo fight
The convention approved a resolution opposing electronic bingo and praising the governor for his efforts to stop the games.
Foley City Council amends sick leave policy
Foley Mayor John Koniar said the new city sick leave policy will allow workers to stay at home during a flu outbreak without a loss of pay.
School clinics to offer nasal mist flu vaccine
State Health Officer Don Williamson and state schools Superintendent Joe Morton said Wednesday the nasal mist vaccine would be administered at school-based clinics to children in kindergarten to third grade.
Birmingham civil rights foot soldier, barber dies
Birmingham barber and civil rights foot soldier James Armstrong has died. He was 86.
Sentencing postponed for MI teen in AL boy’s death
Eighteen-year-old James Cecil Willis III of Pontiac was scheduled to appear Wednesday before Oakland County Circuit Judge Wendy Potts. But the hearing was reset for Nov. 25.
White Hall electronic bingo operations shut down
Attorney Joe Espy said the center closed its bingo operations at 5 p.m. Wednesday and would remain closed for at least two weeks.
6 Ala. judges recuse themselves from Paragon suit
The judges said in a one paragraph order released Wednesday that they all know defendants and plaintiffs in the case personally or professionally.
Court hearing Thursday for man charged in rampage
Jacob Shaffer is charged in six murders.
November 18, 2009
Video: B’ham mayoral candidates question dome funding
The dome stadium is still in the design phase and current construction cost estimates stand at $375 million.
Video: H1N1 clinics start after Thanksgiving
It appears H1N1 swine flu vaccination clinics will start in schools, after the Thanksgiving break.
Birmingham civil rights foot soldier, barber dies
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - Birmingham barber and civil rights foot soldier James Armstrong has died. He was 86.
Tuscaloosa Check into Cash robbed
Tuscaloosa Check into Cash robbed this morning at 11:20.
Video: Birmingham mayoral candidate Jimmy Snow
Birmingham mayoral candidate Jimmy Snow visited NBC13HD on Wednesday, Nov. 18.
Video: Birmingham mayoral candidate Harry “Traveling Shoes” Turner
Birmingham mayoral candidate Harry “Traveling Shoes” Turner visited NBC13HD on Tuesday, Nov. 17.
Video: Birmingham mayoral candidate Stephanie Sigler Huey
Birmingham mayoral candidate Stephanie Sigler Huey visited NBC13HD on Monday, Nov. 16.
Video: Birmingham mayoral candidate Edith Mayomi
Birmingham mayoral candidate Edith Mayomi visited NBC13HD on Friday, Nov. 14.
New mammogram guidelines frustrate doctors, cancer survivors
U.S. Preventative Services Task Force’s new recommendation that women 40 to 49 and 75 and older no longer get annual mammograms is being met with outrage and frustration from doctors and breast cancer survivors who advocate early detection.
School clinics to offer nasal mist flu vaccine
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - School children under 10 years old across Alabama will be offered the nasal mist swine flu vaccine beginning next week.
Auburn, businessman team up to beautify Fayetteville school
It’s pretty good educator who can teach a young person math, science and the ability to think, all without the student even knowing they’re being taught.
Two people killed in Pinson wreck found hours after
The bodies of two people killed in a wreck were found the next day, following a wreck in Pinson.
Ala. nightclub holds off on reopening
Brad Nelson, who says he’s meeting with lawyers, says he shares ownership of Secrets Gentlemen’s Club with Michael Gene Cox.
Oldest Ala. House member will run again
Rep. Bill Dukes, D-Decatur, announced on Sept. 11 that he would not run again.
Prostitution sting nabs 13-year-old Ala. boy
An undercover officer posing as a prostitute tried unsuccessfully to shoo away the teen who propositioned her for sex last week in north Mobile.
Video: House catches fire in Birmingham
One person escaped a fire at a house in Birmingham.
Ga. church fire called arson
The Calvary Church in Morrow burned to the ground when it caught fire sometime before 4 a.m. Sunday.
Tuscaloosa crime reports for November 17, 2009
Here are the crime reports from the Tuscaloosa Police Department for November 17, 2009.
Pontiac teen to be sentenced in Ala. teen’s death
A Michigan teen who police say shot and killed a 14-year-old from Alabama outside a church is scheduled for sentencing.
Disaster declaration for farm losses in 5 states
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said the declaration will “provide help to hundreds of farmers who suffered significant production losses to a wide variety of crops.“
Alabama inmate escapes, found in Tennessee
Corrections spokesman Brian Corbett said 26-year-old Josh Hamer was recaptured in Ardmore, Tenn. on Tuesday afternoon and is in the custody of the Giles County Sheriff’s Department there.
Bedford defends funding for nonprofit agencies
State Sen. Roger Bedford said Tuesday an audit will show all the funding is being used for important projects without any overhead expenses.



