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Veterans Return Home

Veterans Return Home
Huge Homecoming Celebration for Honor Flight Veterans » News Article: Veterans Return Home
May/4/11 10:57 PM
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By Mel Showers

Opponents in Ala. Senate stall Forever Wild Vote

Opponents in Ala. Senate stall Forever Wild Vote
The Alabama Senate bogged down in a debate over a bill that would extend for 20 years a program to preserve wilderness land in Alabama. » News Article: Opponents in Ala. Senate stall Forever Wild Vote
May/4/11 3:00 PM
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By Associated Press

Governor Bentley Declares Sunday as a Day of Prayer

Governor Bentley Declares Sunday as a Day of Prayer
Governor Robert Bentley today signed a proclamation calling for a statewide “Day of Prayer” on Sunday, May 1 to remember those who lost their lives in Wednesday’s storms. » News Article: Governor Bentley Declares Sunday as a Day of Prayer
Apr/29/11 3:46 PM
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By Governor Bentley's Office

Tornadoes Create Critical Need For Blood

Tornadoes Create Critical Need For Blood
The deadly tornadoes that ripped through Alabama on Wednesday have also had a severe impact on the state’s blood supply. » News Article: Tornadoes Create Critical Need For Blood
Apr/28/11 12:11 PM
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By WKRG Staff

Saving Money On Baby Products

Saving Money On Baby Products
Diapers and formula prices are on the rise, but a new blog could help you cut the cost. » News Article: Saving Money On Baby Products
Apr/27/11 5:27 PM
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By Bill Riales

VIDEO: Severe Weather Hits Mississippi, Alabama

VIDEO: Severe Weather Hits Mississippi, Alabama
The bad weather is just starting to head our way once again, but it has already struck our neighbors in the northern part of the states. Video from the severe weather in Mississippi and Alabama is rolling into the newsroom. See some clips here. » News Article: VIDEO: Severe Weather Hits Mississippi, Alabama
Apr/27/11 12:53 PM
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By Lauren Styler

Governor Robert Bentley Declares A State Of Emergency

Governor Robert Bentley Declares A State Of Emergency
Governor Robert Bentley declared a State of Emergency for all Alabama counties as a result of severe weather impacting the state. » News Article: Governor Robert Bentley Declares A State Of Emergency
Apr/27/11 11:06 AM
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By Governor Robert Bentley's Office

Could a Texting Ban Make Things Worse?

Could a Texting Ban Make Things Worse?
Texting while driving has been the cause of thousands of crashes around the country. But one study claims banning texting and driving may actually make things worse. » News Article: Could a Texting Ban Make Things Worse?
Apr/26/11 1:23 PM
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By Lauren Styler

Strong Tornadoes Possible for Ala. Wednesday

Strong Tornadoes Possible for Ala. Wednesday
Forecasters say that supercell thunderstorms capable of dropping long-lasting tornadoes will soon threaten parts of Alabama. » News Article: Strong Tornadoes Possible for Ala. Wednesday
Apr/26/11 9:26 AM
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By Associated Press

Mobile School Superintendent Retires

Mobile School Superintendent Retires
Dr. Roy Nichols Retires from Alabama's Largest School System » News Article: Mobile School Superintendent Retires
Apr/21/11 11:12 PM
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By Mel Showers

BREAKING: BP Sues Maker of Blowout Preventer

BREAKING: BP Sues Maker of Blowout Preventer
BP is suing the maker of the device that failed to stop last year's calamitous Gulf oil spill, alleging negligence that the oil giant says helped cause the disaster. » News Article: BREAKING: BP Sues Maker of Blowout Preventer
Apr/20/11 5:18 PM
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By Associated Press

Ala. GOP Senators Push Through Tenure Revisions

Ala. GOP Senators Push Through Tenure Revisions
Republicans in the state Senate Education Committee have pushed through legislation to rewrite Alabama's tenure law. » News Article: Ala. GOP Senators Push Through Tenure Revisions
Apr/20/11 11:21 AM
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By Associated Press

Ala. Senate Committee Considers Abortion Limit

Ala. Senate Committee Considers Abortion Limit
Legislation passed by the Alabama House to stop elective abortions at 20 weeks into a pregnancy is getting its first test in the Senate. » News Article: Ala. Senate Committee Considers Abortion Limit
Apr/20/11 9:25 AM
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By Associated Press

Obama Praises Gulf Workers 1 Year After Oil Spill

Obama Praises Gulf Workers 1 Year After Oil Spill
President Barack Obama is noting the one-year anniversary of the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico, paying tribute to the 11 men killed and thanking the thousands of responders who "worked tirelessly to mitigate the worst impacts" of the oil spill. » News Article: Obama Praises Gulf Workers 1 Year After Oil Spill
Apr/20/11 9:21 AM
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By Associated Press

Alabama Jails Get DNA Testing Kits

Alabama Jails Get DNA Testing Kits
County jails around Alabama are receiving DNA collection kits to be used to collect samples from people arrested for certain crimes. » News Article: Alabama Jails Get DNA Testing Kits
Apr/20/11 9:17 AM
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By Associated Press

Economic Plans to be Made for 8 Ala. Counties

Economic Plans to be Made for 8 Ala. Counties
The Economic Development Partnership of Alabama says it will use more than $1 million in federal and private money to create economic development strategies for eight southwest Alabama counties affected by last year's massive oil spill. » News Article: Economic Plans to be Made for 8 Ala. Counties
Apr/19/11 9:53 AM
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By Associated Press

Tax Procrastinators Scramble to Make Midnight Deadline

Tax Procrastinators Scramble to Make Midnight Deadline
Taxpayers had three extra days to file this year, but the deadline is quickly approaching at midnight tonight. Despite having three extra days to file, a new Rasmussen report says 17% of Americans still haven't submitted the paperwork. » News Article: Tax Procrastinators Scramble to Make Midnight Deadline
Apr/18/11 5:43 PM
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By Lauren Styler

BP Voted “Worst Company in America”

BP Voted “Worst Company in America”
The oil giant edged out Bank Of America to take home Consumerist.com’s Golden Poo award. » News Article: BP Voted “Worst Company in America”
Apr/18/11 2:15 PM
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By WKRG Staff

WEATHER DAMAGE: Mobile Homes Destroyed in Damascus

WEATHER DAMAGE: Mobile Homes Destroyed in Damascus
News 5s Debbie Williams and Chief Photographer Gary Arnold are reporting from Damascus, Alabama, Saturday. Debbie Williams says "It looks like a bomb went off" in one mobile home community in the area. » News Article: WEATHER DAMAGE: Mobile Homes Destroyed in Damascus
Apr/16/11 3:07 PM
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By WKRG Staff

Limited Access into Leakesville, Miss.

Limited Access into Leakesville, Miss.
PICTURES: News 5s Chad Petri was one of the few people allowed inside the Leakesville city limits Saturday morning. He is sending back pictures of the storm damage throughout the day. » News Article: Limited Access into Leakesville, Miss.
Apr/16/11 10:12 AM
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By WKRG Staff

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