Posted by Birmingham News – Federal judge requests names for possible receivers in Jefferson County, Alabama sewer mess
Birmingham News – Alabama health officials find two cases of swine flu in a Madison elementary school; area schools to close
Birmingham News – Jefferson County Commission President Bettye Fine Collins backs off threat to close satellite courthouses
Birmingham News – Alabama House Judiciary Committee to vote on governor’s ethics law overhaul
Birmingham News – Southern leaders in Birmingham to discuss high-speed rail
Birmingham News – Hoover Mayor Tony Petelos says he is considering running for Alabama governor in 2010
Birmingham News – Birmingham falls in jobless ranks; ranks 20th lowest in big metro areas in March
Birmingham News – Hysteria!
Birmingham News – OUR VIEW: Alabama voters deserve to know what lawmakers think about allowing statewide vote on citizens convention to write new constitution
Birmingham News – OUR VIEW: A group of former state prosecutors asks Attorney General Eric Holder to act on federal case involving Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman
Press-Register – New Saraland business plans to employ 1,200 workers
Press-Register – Former Bay Minette city worker alleges sexual harassment
Press-Register – Onetime Washington County official pleads guilty
Press-Register – Senate panel effectively kills beach pool insurance bill
Press-Register – State board changes pension rule as employees’ suit continues
Press-Register – Split backers have tough opponent in Norm Dicks
Press-Register – Unemployment bill would hurt job market
Huntsville Times – Path clears a bit for more shuttle funding
Huntsville Times – Natural gas rates to drop by 10%
Huntsville Times – Butler races to find funding for BRAC
Huntsville Times – Senate to take up TVA revenue
Montgomery Advertiser – Fears cancel athletic events in Alabama
Montgomery Advertiser – Legislature nears Education Trust Fund wrapup
Montgomery Advertiser – Black sorority protests ‘Old South’ days
Montgomery Advertiser – Texting ban bill awaits legislative action
Montgomery Advertiser – Alabama Senate wins battle of lawmakers
Montgomery Advertiser – Alabama black farmers join rally for settlement payouts
Montgomery Advertiser – Study: Montgomerians’ view of public schools improves
Montgomery Advertiser – Panel hears eminent domain issues
Montgomery Advertiser – Bargain hunters look for foreclosure deals in tri-county
Montgomery Advertiser – Troy King tone deaf on conflicts of interest
Montgomery Advertiser – Gambling addiction often ruins family relationships
Tuscaloosa News – Reduction plan could cut 49 city school positions
Tuscaloosa News – City, fire officials discuss double tax
Tuscaloosa News – High court shows skepticism on voting rights clause
Tuscaloosa News – ‘Old South’ incident calls for UA action
Florence TimesDaily – Time runs short on ethics bills
Anniston Star – Watching over city government: It’s a critical role for media
Anniston Star – Keep calm, vigilant about flu: Pay attention to growing storm
Gadsden Times – EMA and Health Department: Preparing for the worst
Opelika-Auburn News – 2nd claim filed against Valley chief
Opelika-Auburn News – AU Senate voices opposition to tuition freeze
New York Times – Skepticism at the Court on Validity of Vote Law
Good for the Alabama State Personnel Board. The actions taken will hopefully stop the illegal activities of the Alabama State Employees Association and their shady director E.J. McArthur. The Nationwide deal with the state employee union is clearly a pay for play scheme.
Maybe Collins will jump in the Governor’s race.
Everybody else is!
MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER editorial – Troy King Tone Deaf on Conflicts of Interest: “Troy King apparently likes a good party, and the state’s attorney general is not going to let a little thing like a conflict of interest keep him from enjoying one….when it comes to ethical behavior by an elected official, King at the very least appears to be tone deaf.”
Troy is so Toast. And he is so without shame.
Would he please resign and stop embrassing himself and the state.
Even the papers know he is a joke now.