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Day 3 of jury selection in Alabama gambling retrial
The third day of jury selection in Alabama's gambling corruption retrial began with 12 possible jurors in a pool of 29 asking to be excused from duty.
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Building demolition might have come too soon
The chairwoman of the Anniston Historical Preservation Commission says the city might have violated its own rules when it tore down buildings downtown to make way for a new justice center.
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Chief Deputy of Walker County Sheriff's Office dies in wreck
The Chief Deputy of the Walker County Sheriff's Office has died in a wreck.
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Scott Cole offers tips on saving in "Money Matters"
Unfortunately, saving is one of those things that is easier said than done. Certified financial planner, Scott Cole, gives us some tips on reaching our savings goals.
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St. Clair Co. judge takes over Daniel Acker Jr. child abuse case
A new judge has taken over the case against the former Shelby County school teacher accused of sexually abusing his students.
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Valentine's immigration rally planned at Alabama Statehouse
Opponents of Alabama's law on illegal immigration are planning a Valentine's Day demonstration at the Statehouse in Montgomery.
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Meth lab found in Jefferson County while searching for suspect
A methamphetamine lab was found, while authorities were searching for a theft suspect.
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Tuscaloosa crime reports for February 7, 2012
The crime reports from the Tuscaloosa Police Department for February 7, 2012.
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Gambling machines seized in Grayson Valley Tuesday
Gambling machines were seized at a building in Grayson Valley.
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AM Headlines: Pell City teachers accused of rape resigns
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Gov. Bentley address issues in his "State-of-the-State" address
Governor Robert Bentley gave his "State-of-the-State" address Tuesday night.
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Jefferson Co. leaders seek state's help with county's fiscal crisis
Financially-troubled Jefferson County hopes lawmakers will provide a revenue fix to prevent more cuts to jobs and services.
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Birmingham councilman wants more lights in the city to prevent crime
The slaying of 5 men, just over a week ago, has made a Birmingham City Council member call for better lighting across the city.
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UA research team has breakthrough in aid for Parkinson's disease
Researchers at the University of Alabama have had a breakthrough that could help treat Parkinson’s disease---a debilitating ailment that causes people to have tremors, slowness of movement, and, stiffness in their arms, and legs and trunk. About 55 thousand Americans are diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease each year.
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New members sworn in as Ala. House starts session
Two new members of the Alabama House were sworn in Tuesday just as the Alabama Legislature was beginning its 2012 regular session.
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Spirit of Alabama: Mary Allison a two-time USA Basketball Paralympian
Mary Allison has been in a wheelchair since a car accident that happened when she was a little girl. She is a world class athlete and has been selected, for the second time, to the USA Paralympic Basketball Team.
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Today's teens are better behaved than their parents
New study shows today's teens are better behaved than their parents. Danielle Koleniak reports.
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Jury selection resumes for Ala. gambling retrial
A Washington-based prosecution team is trying to appeal to the local jury pool, during the second day of jury selection in Alabama's gambling corruption retrial.
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Alabama legislators get gloomy budget forecasts
The forecast for the education budget was not as gloomy. It should drop from $5.63 billion this year to $5.48 billion next year. That's a decline of nearly $152 million.
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55 electronic gambling machines seized in raids
Authorities say more than 50 electronic gambling machines were seized Monday afternoon as Walker County authorities raided three different illegal gambling halls.
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Alabama school wins national recycling competition
Students at a north Alabama school are champions of a national recycling competition.
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Loaded pistol found at Pinson Valley HS Friday
A Pinson Valley High School student was arrested after a gun was found in a book bag.
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Tuscaloosa crime reports for February 6, 2012
The crime reports from the Tuscaloosa Police Department for February 6, 2012.
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AM News: Pell City teacher accused of raping young boy
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Hanceville church vandalized
Vandals cause around 16,000 dollars worth of damage to the Center Hill Baptist Church in Hanceville.
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