Former Gov. Don Siegelman Not Pardoned by Pres. Obama
Former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman was not among the 21 people who received commutations and pardons from the president on Thursday.
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Alabama State Pleased with Firm’s Financial Review
Alabama State University officials say an accounting firm’s review of its contracts and other issues raised by former President Joseph Silver has turned up only minor problems.
Kids Visit Santa
The countdown to Christmas is on as we’re just one week away.
And there are plenty of boys and girls lining up to sit in Santa’s lap to make sure he knows just what to bring.
Crimestoppers Needs Your Help Solving 2013 Crimes
Crimestoppers needs your help after some big cases from 2013 remain unsolved.
$5,000 Worth In CDs and DVDs Confiscated
Investigators say they confiscated nearly $5,000 worth of illegally recorded CDs and DVDs from a Greenville man.
Will Former VictoryLand Employees Find Jobs at New Casino?
The debate over VictoryLand in Macon County continues, a year after the casino temporarily opened its doors.
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Governor Says ASU Needs President With Authority
Gov. Robert Bentley says he hopes the Alabama State University board of trustees can pick a strong president on Friday.
Alabama Gets $30 Million More for Tornado Recovery
Gov. Robert Bentley says Alabama is getting more than $30 million in federal grants to help with the recovery from deadly tornadoes in April 2011.
Governor Bentley Says He’s Not Behind Pension Change
Gov. Robert Bentley says his disagreement with state pension fund Chief David Bronner over expanding the state Medicaid program had nothing to do with new controls being placed on Bronner’s investment authority.
