Daily Headlines, Monday, 5/18/2009

Birmingham NewsRain delays work at Montevallo, Alabama veterans cemetery

Birmingham NewsBirmingham, Alabama school board gives itself average marks

Birmingham NewsVacant retail sites likely to last in Birmingham area

Birmingham NewsThis week’s Views poll: The Alabama Legislature is done, so who’s the year’s biggest loser?

Birmingham NewsOUR VIEW: Federal prosecutors seek records from Alabama Attorney General Troy King

Birmingham NewsOUR VIEW: The Alabama Legislature finally passes a bill that prevents certain inmates from profiting from their crimes

Birmingham NewsWORTH NOTING: Free the hops, Governor

Press-RegisterOfficials disagree on public funding

Press-RegisterHolley finally free after 28 years

Press-RegisterPrichard’s pension fund ‘fragile’

Press-RegisterSen. Figures sings ‘Happy Birthday’

Press-RegisterPorno puppet master: An Alabama teen sits in federal prison, but what about the man who authorities say encouraged her to deliver him the porn that he craved?

Press-RegisterAllstate selling policies again along Alabama coast through lightly regulated company

Press-RegisterLobbyist behind Grand Bay grant in budget

Press-RegisterVictim or villain? The facts of the case suggest that Rebecca Irene Junkins was both. /BYBy BRENDAN KIRBY

Huntsville TimesCould light rail line boost city, arsenal?

Huntsville TimesExtended school year so uncool

Huntsville TimesOne idea’s odd death

Montgomery AdvertiserLegislators no closer to getting a new home

Montgomery AdvertiserA civil rights icon helps tell Tuskegee’s story

Montgomery AdvertiserSelma judge honored with King Solomon Award

Montgomery AdvertiserClick It or Ticket push goes nocturnal

Tuscaloosa NewsDistrict election likely to be competitive

Tuscaloosa NewsFor safety, state must improve jail conditions

Anniston StarThe depot’s mission: Adapt to changes

Decatur Daily Reform should not be a partisan issue

Gadsden TimesMPO to get $2 million in stimulus funds

Associated PressAlabama Senate majority leader due in court

Washington PostScrushy civil case far cry from criminal trial

8 comments to Daily Headlines, Monday, 5/18/2009

  • Don

    Re: Press-Register – Sen. Figures sings ‘Happy Birthday’

    The Alabama legislature now has its own Marilyn Monroe?

  • CC Dollar

    Well…i wouldn’t go that far ..

  • ZEB LITTLE: GUILTY OF DUI

    Senate Majority Leader Zeb Little has pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and having an open liquor container in his car.

    Little appeared Monday morning in Jefferson County district court. Judge Sheldon Watkins fined the Democrat from Cullman $625 and gave him a 30-day suspended sentence.

    Little will also lose his license for 90 days. The judge dismissed charges of having an expired driver’s license and failing to yield to an emergency vehicle.

  • CC Dollar

    so i guess ole zeb is human after all…i think we all know a good person that made a mistake or two in life…forgive the guy and go on…

  • *** 2-year Chancellor Byrne to resign in August ***

    Two-year college Chancellor Bradley Byrne has submitted a letter of resignation to members of the State Board of Education.

    Byrne told presidents of the state’s community colleges in a letter Monday that his resignation will be effective August 31, or sooner if a replacement is found earlier.

    The former Republican state senator from Baldwin County left the Legislature to take over the system in 2007. Since then he has backed policies and changes to guard against the corruption and nepotism scandals that had rocked the system.

    Byrne is considered a likely candidate for governor in 2010 and is expected to make an announcement on his plans soon. He said in the letter that his intention is “to take the reform fight to another arena.”

  • Margaret

    Is DUI a felony?

  • CC Dollar

    # 6 …i think the third one is a felony…not positive though..

  • Margaret

    Thank you, CC.

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