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Freshman Rep. Bobby Bright won his seat in Congress by convincing conservative southeast Alabama voters that he wasn’t a typical Democrat. Barely a week into his Washington career, he showed that he meant it.
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A mother and father wanted a judge to force school officials to let their two sons do their school work from home because of the swine flu scare, but the judge said...
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Severe thunderstorms that rumbled across the Southeast killed one person, knocked out power to thousands in Alabama and Georgia and spawned several possible tornadoes.
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Authorities say a line of severe storms crossing the Southeast killed a Mississippi woman, knocked out power to about 6,000 customers in Alabama and caused some...
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The swine flu epidemic has forced the cancellation or postponement of sporting events across the country, affecting everything from prep contests in Texas and Alabama...
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A judge ordered a death sentence Thursday for a jobless shrimper convicted of murdering four young children by tossing them from an 80-foot-high bridge on the Alabama...
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A judge has sentenced an Alabama man to death for killing four young children by tossing them from a bridge.
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The Alabama High School Athletic Association has canceled all athletic events because of concerns about swine flu.
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Maersk Alabama Capt. Richard Phillips is expected before a Senate panel this week to tell his firsthand account of being taken hostage by pirates.
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A police officer has been shot to death and a sheriff’s deputy critically injured in a standoff with a suspect in southeast Alabama. The suspect was also killed.
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The president of Jacksonville State University, whose use of a ghostwriter for newspaper columns caused a stir two years ago, now has been accused of plagiarizing his...
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A letter released by investigators shows the man blamed for last month’s killing spree in south Alabama wanted people to pay for making him and his mother...
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Two Faulkner University football players have been killed in a car accident in southern Alabama.
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A line of storms swept across the Southeast with 70 mph winds and possible tornadoes, killing two people in their mobile homes in north Alabama, authorities said...
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The U.S. sea captain rescued by U.S. Navy snipers left Kenya on an executive jet early Friday, the first step of a long-awaited journey home to America.
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Jimmy Lee Dill has been executed in Alabama for killing a man in 1988 during a cocaine robbery.
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“If I die I’m going to take someone else with me,” one seaman vowed, grabbing a knife as alarms pierced the Maersk Alabama and pirates with assault...
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Ken Stabler won’t return as the football color analyst for Alabama radio broadcasts.
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Morehead State guard Demonte Harper (22) looks to the crowd after taking a lead against Alabama State in the first half of the opening round game in the NCAA college basketball tournament, Tuesday, March 17, 2009, in Dayton, Ohio.
