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All CategoriesEWTN sues federal government over contraception mandateEWTN Global Catholic Network has filed a lawsuit against the federal government over the new Department of Health & Human Services contraception mandate, which would require... Read more...Mercedes supplier plans $14M expansionZF Industries is expanding its Tuscaloosa axle systems plant due to new business it is receiving from Mercedes-Benz U.S. International. According to a release from the Tuscaloosa... Read more...Birmingham bankers, consumer advocates organize clearinghouse to aid payday borrowersSeveral bankers present today said they already had services available for those who have never had banking accounts or had been expelled from the system. Each institution... Read more...Postal Service posts $3.3B lossStrong holiday shipping was not enough to offset a continued decline in First-Class Mail, leading to a $3.3 billion quarterly loss for he United States Postal Service, compared to... Read more...Vincent sets public hearing on proposed new council districtsFeb. 20 at Vincent Town Hall Read more...Banks agree to $25B foreclosure settlementAlabama has joined a $25 billion joint state-federal mortgage servicing settlement with the five largest mortgage servicers to address mortgage loan servicing and foreclosure... Read more...Alabama immigration forum kicks off at UAB with differing viewsThe forum is sponsored by the Birmingham Area Consortium for Higher Education Read more...REIT signs agreement to purchase Hilton Garden Inn for $11MSummit Hotel Properties Inc. (NYSE: INN) has signed a purchase contract to buy the Hilton Garden Inn in Liberty Park. The South Dakota-based real estate investment trust signed... Read more...Ingram, Burton named to Top 40 Under 40 Hall of FameLast week, we announced the latest honorees of our annual Top 40 Under 40 awards. The 2012 Top 40 Under 40 class, which you can read about here, will join a distinguished group... Read more...Bingo trial attorney: Milton McGregor did not bribe anyone"Milton McGregor followed the rules. Milton McGregor did not cross the line," attorney Joe Espy said. Read more...On Alabama campuses: Auburn benefactor inducted in engineering hall of fame, moreTroy's 125th, Alabama in Cuba, smart cities at UAB Read more...EWTN Catholic Network sues federal government over contraception mandate"We are taking this action to defend not only ourselves but also to protect other institutions -- Catholic and non-Catholic, religious and secular -- from having this mandate... Read more...Prosecutor in Alabama bingo trial: Milton McGregor 'corrupt'Defense attorneys will be giving their opening statements next. Read more...Birmingham SCLC president says the presence of fathers and return to family values can help curb crimeBishop Calvin Woods Sr. holds news conference at site of mass slayings in Ensley Highlands Read more...Birmingham ranks 5th for retail job growth in 2011Birmingham added 2,000 retail jobs in 2011 and was one of the top major markets for retail job growth in the U.S. According to a review of Bureau of Labor Statistics data by On... Read more...Annie Lorene Shepherd, age 58; today's Birmingham obitsRead today's obituaries from The Birmingham News. Read more...Jefferson County inmates want jail suit to go on despite bankruptcyThe inmate suit, along with others against the county, were automatically delayed pending the resolution of the county's November bankruptcy filing. Read more...Upscale grocery store planned for DaphneA developer involved with the project and plans filed with the city of Daphne indicate that The Fresh Market, an upscale specialty grocery store, is coming to Jubilee Square. ... Read more...Man shot to death in southwest BirminghamIsaac Spencer, 44, was found dead on the front porch of a home, Birmingham police said Read more...Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley's plan for school funds 'not going to fly,' say lawmakersHe wants to use the Education Trust Fund to bail out to the cash-strapped General Fund Read more...Metro Birmingham forecast: Turning cooler, especially for weekendSmall chance of rain on Friday Read more...Bid for stadium lighting approved in OpelikaThe Opelika City Schools Board of Education voted unanimously Wednesday to approve a bid that would replace the football field lights at Opelika High School. According to the... Read more...Plans for Limestone steel plant move forwardThe Athens City Council and Limestone County Commission approved more than $20 million in tax abatements and incentives this week for a proposed steel plant in Limestone County. ... Read more...New apartment complex planned for Limestone CountyGround is scheduled to be broken next month on a 528-unit apartment development in southern Limestone County that will be built by a Michigan-based developer. According to the... Read more...Birmingham bankers, community leaders, nonprofit officials to seek alternatives to payday loans (with slideshow)Bankers, community leaders and nonprofit officials will gather today at Birmingham City Hall to organize an initiative to provide stable options for people outside the financial... Read more...$408K grant will be used for youthful sex offendersA $408,170 grant awarded to the Department of Youth Services by Gov. Robert Bentley will be used to continue a program for juvenile sex offenders. According to the Gadsden Times,... Read more...Auto parts maker plans $14.6M expansion in Tuscaloosa CountyA $14.6 million investment for an expansion and equipment is planned by automotive parts maker ZF Industries at its axle systems plant located in the Tuscaloosa County Airport... Read more...Living Stones Temple, born in church split, holding dedication ceremonyLiving Stones Temple will dedicate new home in Fultondale. Read more...Remlap woman dies after being struck by carReba Harris, 69, was struck near intersection of Alabama 75 and Pine Mountain Road. Read more...Grocery stores offering private label wines"Squeal" and "Pigasus" judged a success at Piggly Wiggly. Read more...Forecast: Chilly nights, sunny days ahead for Birmingham areaHigh temperatures will be in the 50s, but at night temperatures will drop to the mid-30s. Read more...Jury picked for Alabama State House corruption caseOpening statements are expected sometime Thursday. Read more...Indian Ford Fire District receives $226,000 federal grant for new truckThe Indian Ford Fire District serves part of the unincorporated areas between Hoover, Helena and Bessemer. Read more...Hoover to inventory streets for possible restripingPortion of Patton Chapel Road gets restriping Read more...Mitt Romney's wife, Ann, plans Birmingham fundraiser appearanceNo word yet whether Mrs. Romney will make any public appearances while in Birmingham. Read more...Trussville holding communitywide food drive SaturdayTEAM -- the Trussville Ecumenical Assistance Ministry -- is partnering with the Trussville Chamber of Chamber for the event. Read more...Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley requests federal aid for cities, counties in tornado cleanupThe request for aid to governments is in addition to federal assistance that already has been granted to individual storm victims in those counties. Read more...Judge hopes to get jury today in bingo caseThompson said opening statements could come in the morning. Read more...Birmingham parks chief, target of critics, out on medical leaveOfficials at Mayor William Bell's office declined to provide any details about the department and its operations during the director's absence. Read more...Siegel: Newspapers can grow in new platforms with right focusAdvance Publications executive said newspapers, websites not "either-or" proposition. Read more...Auburn and Alabama rank in top 10 for athletic expensesIt's no secret that Alabamians take our sports – particularly football – pretty seriously. So it's no surprise that a new review of Equality in Athletics... Read more...UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center gets $500K donationThe University of Alabama at Birmingham Comprehensive Cancer Center has received a $500,000 grant from the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama, according to a press... Read more...Alabama's congressmen get a poor environmental evaluation and many commenters say that's fineJoin the conversation, add a comment below. Read more...Hoover's Tuesday Morning store is moving to new locationThe discount gift and home accessory chain is relocating to Riverchase Promenade Read more...Peter Fonda in "The Limey," showing at the Alabama Theatre Thursday, Feb. 16. De...Peter Fonda in "The Limey," showing at the Alabama Theatre Thursday, Feb. 16. Details; http://www.facebook.com/events/316751101701080. Read more...Historical marker honoring Buffalo Rock founder to be dedicated in Shelby CountySidney Word Lee, the company's founder, is credited with providing the vision and support that led to a highway being built across Double Oak Mountain that connected Cahaba... Read more...Kate Hudson in "Almost Famous," showing at the Alabama Theatre Thursday, Feb. 9....Kate Hudson in "Almost Famous," showing at the Alabama Theatre Thursday, Feb. 9. Details; http://www.facebook.com/events/371498122865490. Read more...Children are safe; everything fine at Oak Mountain High SchoolResult of burned out heating and air conditioning unit Read more... |
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