Posted by Birmingham News – Jefferson County won’t have enough money to cover the October payroll if the commission returns 1,000 employees to their jobs Monday, says Travis Hulsey
Birmingham News – Terry Roberson to be acting president at the University of Montevallo
Birmingham News – Army commits to following court ruling on water supply for Alabama, Georgia, Florida
Birmingham News – Chief examiner reconsiders Jeffco audit
Birmingham News – Huntsville, Alabama defense contractor’s lawyers want prosecutors held in contempt for withholding evidence
Birmingham News – Proposed Birmingham-Jefferson County Transit Authority cuts would reduce the U.S. 31 Express bus service
Birmingham News – Samford gets federal stimulus money for nursing graduate student loans
Birmingham News – Weekend fires at two Alabama churches believed to be accidental
Press-Register – Air Force boss: WTO dispute not factor in tanker contest
Press-Register – District Attorney Tyson cuts 11 jobs from his office
Press-Register – Hospitals activate new trauma system
Press-Register – Mobile area is seventh deadliest
Press-Register – Prichard mayor to discuss budget, city services
Press-Register – Prichard water board to vote on privatization
Press-Register – Study on Fairhope schools split is sought
Press-Register – ADEM to receive public comments on landfill
Press-Register – AEA-backed tenure law: That’s obscene
Press-Register – Invest today in nature
Huntsville Times – BRAC’s big ‘success story’
Huntsville Times – Crime stats top 3 rival cities
Huntsville Times – Marchers say media way off the mark
Huntsville Times – A healthy look at health costs
Montgomery Advertiser – Huntsville student fakes kidnapping to hide bad grades
Montgomery Advertiser – New state budgets face cuts, officials say
Montgomery Advertiser – Montgomery County Commission budget proposal cuts $4 million
Montgomery Advertiser – Job appointment ruffles school board members’ feathers
Montgomery Advertiser – Municipal debt often good thing
Montgomery Advertiser – More proration looms for schools
Tuscaloosa News – Unions urge extra duty on Chinese tires
Tuscaloosa News – Hale County voter fraud defendant pleads guilty
Tuscaloosa News – Ash spill community getting $40M from TVA
Tuscaloosa News – City, county officials aim to serve, protect
Tuscaloosa News – Healthy living could be made much easier
Florence TimesDaily – School fundraisers vital for extras
Florence TimesDaily – Sparks’ campaign focuses on lottery, taxing gambling
Anniston Star – Getting sensible about testing: Good move by state board
Decatur Daily – Bill Dukes loves being in public eye
Decatur Daily – Beard made choice, now should resign
Gadsden Times – Hearing on electronic bingo delayed
Gadsden Times – Union set to begin voting on Goodyear contract Tuesday afternoon
Gadsden Times – State’s tire workers welcome tariff
Opelika-Auburn News – Editorial: Wilson OK to speak out, except during presidential address
Opelika-Auburn News – Bob Sanders: Water breaks are for sissies, right?
Opelika-Auburn News – Jennifer Foster: Finally, Obama shows the way on health care
New York Times – Some Govs Say Medicaid Growth Could Hammer Budgets
New York Times – Katrina Stamps Out Memories of Terrible Storm Ivan
