National Make a Difference Day impacts Montgomery bi13281290 The City of was impacted by "Difference" on Saturday. The Family Guidance Center of Alabama along the Area Food Bank hosted it's annual Food Pantry, Job Readiness and Health..

Authorities: Woman threatened Alabama governor bi13281290 Authorities say Ala. woman threatened the governor's life over the state's tough law cracking down on illegal immigration..

200-plus jobless seek farm work Alabama bi13281290 Alabama farm jobs program faces mixed reviews

Alabama's Jefferson County files for largest municipal bankruptcy bi13281290 MONTGOMERY - Alabama's most populous county filed what became the largest municipal bankruptcy U.S. history an effort to retake control of beleaguered sewer system and wipe away as much of i..

Alabama school board votes to keep Common Core national education standards bi13281290 The standards were developed an initiative led by the National Governors Association and the Council of Chief State School Officers, and was set to begin Alabama starting next year

Alabama school board to pick state superintendent today bi13281290 Bentley commends all school superintendent hopefuls interviewed

Jefferson County bankruptcy: Retirement Systems of Alabama chief David Bronne bi13281290 But Bronner said any interest-rate penalty shouldn't last long. "I don't see any long-term ramifications for the rest of the state," he said

Alabama school board set to vote today for new superintendent bi13281290 MONTGOMERY | Gov. Robert Bentley and state school board members on Wednesday interviewed three finalists for state school superintendent and plan to vote today on a successor to retired Superintendent Joe Morton. Interviewed were Thomas Bice, Alabama deputy school superintendent, Mark Bounds, South Carolina deputy school superintendent and Craig Pouncey, Alabama deputy school superintendent ..

Alabama immigration battle recalls civil rights past bi13281290 MONTGOMERY, Alabama (AP) -- The epicenter of the fight over the nation's patchwork of immigration laws not Arizona, nor was any of the four states that were next to pass own crackdowns. No, the case that's likely to be the first sorted out by the U.S. Supreme Court comes from Deep South state, where the nation's strictest immigration law has resurrected ugly images from Alabama ..

Alabama's attorney general balks at giving feds school data bi13281290 MONTGOMERY, Alabama - Alabama's attorney general questioned Wednesday whether the federal government has the legal right of to ask for data from school districts the state, has recently passed controversial legislation intended to reduce illegal immigration

Alabama school board picks Deputy Superintendent Tommy Bice for new superinte bi13281290 Bice has been charge of curriculum and instruction

Why Americans Won't Do Dirty Jobs bi13281290 In the wake of an immigrant exodus, Alabama has jobs. Trouble is, Americans don't want them..

Automakers' drive Southeast misses Florida bi13281290 Over the past 20 years, the automobile manufacturing industry roared the Southeast like a high-powered race car

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