Tuesday, June 18 2013 2:58 AM EDT2013-06-18 06:58:01 GMT
Family, friends and many at Auburn University are mourning the loss of one of their own. Guerry Lowther Jr., an administrator at AU, died last week after being pulled from the waters of Blue Mountain Beach More >>
Family, friends and many at Auburn University are mourning the loss of one of their own.
Guerry Lowther Jr., an administrator at AU, died last week after being pulled from the waters of Blue Mountain Beach in Florida.More >>
The Chicago Blackhawks suffered a key loss moments before a scoreless first period of Game 3 of the Stanley Cup finals when Marian Hossa was scratched from the lineup.More >>
Tuukka Rask watched most of the action at the other end of the ice. And when the Blackhawks did make a late charge, he was ready.More >>
Tuesday, June 18 2013 1:41 AM EDT2013-06-18 05:41:59 GMT
A final hearing is set for Tuesday in a lawsuit contesting city council election results in Tuskegee. The plaintiffs allege fraud and irregularities in the municipal election. The city said the chargesMore >>
A final hearing is set for Tuesday in a lawsuit contesting city council election results in Tuskegee. The plaintiffs allege fraud and irregularities in the municipal election. The city said the charges are not true.More >>
Monday, June 17 2013 10:38 PM EDT2013-06-18 02:38:28 GMT
Alabama's Public Health Officer unveiled the new map for Medicaid recipients in the state. The state will be divided into five regions. Each region has a different cost per Medicaid recipient, and no twoMore >>
Alabama's Public Health Officer unveiled the new map for Medicaid recipients in the state Monday. The state will be divided into five regions. Each region has a different cost per Medicaid recipient, and no two regions are the same size.More >>
Monday, June 17 2013 10:20 PM EDT2013-06-18 02:20:39 GMT
Authorities in Mississippi are confirming that the suspect in a Selma resident's death is now charged with murder after giving the patient injections to enhance her buttocks even though she had no medicalMore >>
Authorities in Mississippi are confirming that the suspect in a Selma resident's death is now charged with murder after giving the patient injections to enhance her buttocks even though she had no medicalMore >>
Ousted Chief Justice Roy Moore is calling for a law to prevent federal judges from hearing cases involving acknowledgments of God.
If passed by Congress and signed by the president, the law would bar federal courts from judging whether acts or displays violate the constitution's ban on government promotion of religion.
It would apply to public displays like Moore's Ten Commandments monument, as well as the phrase "one nation under God" in the pledge of allegiance and the slogan "in God we trust" on U.S. coins. Opponents say the law would violate the constitution's separation of powers. But Moore and his supporters say it's the federal judiciary that has overstepped its bounds.
Supporters also say the Constitution gives Congress some power to decide what types of cases the federal courts can hear. They say it should be up to states and their citizens to decide the role of religion in society.
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