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Video of suspect may provide clues to officer killing
MOBILE, Ala. (WIAT) - Shortly after the video was shot, Mobile Police Officer Steven Green was fatally wounded by Lawrence Wallace Junior, according to investigators. The attack happened when Wallace arrived at the Mobile County Jail. Authorities say Wallace then stole a patrol car. The incident ended when officers shot and killed Wallace during a standoff later that day. The video of the suspect being led to a patrol car may provide some clues about what led to the attack. He appeared to...
CBS42 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 11:38:41 PM
Fairfield council changes name of part of Valley Road to Miles College Parkway
The city has been working in recent weeks to establish a stronger relationship with Miles College.
Miles College President George French FAIRFIELD, Alabama --- A portion of Valley Road in Fairfield has a new name - Miles College Parkway. The Fairfield City Council voted tonight to rename the roadway from the Interstate 59/20 southbound on-ramp to the Birmingham city limits. Councilman Primus Mack said the new...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 11:27:16 PM
How to Save $368 a Month
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) - By making eight simple changes in your home, whether you rent or own —you can save up to $368 or more per month. Here are eight easy money-saving techniques that can help you stay on budget in 2012. • Ditch cable (average savings per month, $92) — Many pay an average $100 per month for cable television and maybe more for DVR service to watch their favorite programs later. Why not consider services like Hulu Plus or Netflix? It’s easy to connect your computer to...
CBS42 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 11:26:00 PM
Crime Fighters Become Crime Victims
GADSDEN, Ala. (WIAT) - It's not everyday that crime fighters become crime victims, but it happened early Monday morning. Thieves targeted five patrol cruisers from several different law enforcement agencies in Etowah County. The crooks made off with all kinds of crime fighting gear like body armor, tasers and computers. But the biggest loss is at least five M-4 assault rifles. These guns bring big fire power. Gun expert Peyton Zarzour at Hoover Tactical Firearms says they have a range of...
CBS42 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 11:11:15 PM
Fact Finder: Students miss out on dollars if they don't meet the financial aid deadline Many families know first-hand the rising cost of college tuition. That's why some turn to financial aid for help. But still others don't fill out the proper paperwork, missing out on thousands of dollars in federal grants, scholarships and work-study. It all starts with filling out a "free" application. Learn what you need to do in this fact finder report.
NBC 13 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 11:10:00 PM
Tree Recovery Campaign in Cullman
CULLMAN, Ala. (WIAT) - Along with buildings, thousands of trees were either uprooted or destroyed by high winds and tornadoes in April. There's an effort to restore Cullman's landscape called the Tree Recovery Campaign, which is meant to replace trees in Northern Alabama. Many of these trees were planted when Cullman was built in the 18-70's. To help replace them Cullman is giving away three-thousand trees free-of-charge . The program is a joint effort with the National Arbor Day Founda...
CBS42 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 10:52:18 PM
Clay City Council approves state of local emergency resolution because of tornado
By approving the resolution, Mayor Ed McGuffie said, the city is able to have broader powers to direct relief efforts, assist recovery and accept assistance from other cities.
Residents and volunteers salvage items from a destroyed home in Georgebrook off of Old Springville Road after it received extensive damage to homes as a tornado touched down in Jefferson County on Monday January 23, 2012, in Clay, Ala. (Birmingham News,...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 10:27:45 PM
Hoover City Council approves location of server for U.S. 280 traffic signals
The signals, the first of their kind in Alabama, will monitor traffic flow and automatically change the lights' timing.
Congested traffic is a common sight on U.S. 280 near the Cahaba River. (Birmingham News file/Mark Almond) HOOVER, Alabama --- The Hoover City Council tonight gave approval for the Alabama Department of Transportation to locate a server inside Fire Station No. 8 in Greystone for the new U.S. 280...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 10:03:44 PM
Pell City Teacher Arrested for Rape
PELL CITY, Ala. (WIAT)- All was normal Monday afternoon at Elouise and Harold Williams Intermediate School, in Pell City. But that wasn't the case Friday. That's when 38-year-old Heather Whitten, was arrested for allegedly having sexual acts with a boy under the age of 16, leaving parents shocked, and concerned. "I send her to school thinking she's being protected and to find out a teacher is doing something like this, makes me want to pull my child out and home school her," says concerne...
CBS42 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 9:48:00 PM
Forecast: Sunny days ahead for Birmingham area
High temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday will be in the low 60s.
National Weather Service
There will be sunny skies over the Birmingham area for much of the week, according to the National Weather Service .
Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 37.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 62.
Tuesday night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 42.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 60.
Wed...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 9:27:08 PM
Beason among possible witnesses in corruption retrial
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WIAT) - Despite previously telling defense attorneys they didn't plan to call him to testify again, Senator Scott Beason's name is on a list of potential government witnesses in the state's gambling corruption retrial. Names of potential defense and government witnesses were read aloud during the first day of jury selection Monday. Beason, who wore a wire for investigators, was criticized sharply after calling black casino customers "aborigines" in a conversation he mistak...
CBS42 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 9:22:30 PM
First day of jury selection concludes in State House corruption case
"We are trying our best to get a fair and impartial jury," McGregor lawyer Joe Espy said
Casino owner Milton McGregor, left, and his attorney Joe Espy, right, are shown at the first trial at the federal courthouse in Montgomery, Ala. in June. Jury selection for the retrial started today. (AP Photo/Montgomery Advertiser, Mickey Welsh)
Mickey Welsh MONTGOMERY, Alabama --- The first day of jury selection in the Stat...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 8:49:08 PM
Alabama Legislative Session Preview
Montgomery, Ala. (WIAT) - The 2012 legislative session will gavel open at noon Tuesday. The session will not come without plenty of debate and controversy. Three new bills are prefiled to amend the "Beason-Hammon Alabama Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act" also known as HB56. Those Bills are Senate Bills 37, 41, 140. Each works to clarify or amend a part of HB56 that has previously been challenged in court. And bullying will get plenty of attention with companion Bills SB32 and HB 10. Th...
CBS42 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 8:34:00 PM
Jury selection begins in corruption retrial
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WIAT) - Defense attorneys, federal prosecutors and the judge in the state's gambling corruption retrial began the process of selecting a jury Monday. Some of the 200 in the current pool of potential jurors will eventually decide on the guilt or innocence of six people charged with buying and selling votes on gambling legislation. The original trial ended in August. Two defendants were acquitted while the jury hung on counts involving seven others. Three former and ...
CBS42 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 7:17:15 PM
Lawmakers take stand to keep funds with Cooper Green There are major concerns over millions of dollars in funding for Birmingham's Cooper Green hospital.
NBC 13 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 7:14:30 PM
Birmingham News names Big N Award winners for 2011
The Birmingham News has presented the Big N Award annually since 1964.
From left, Jon Solomon, David Sharp and Tom Arenberg are the Big "N" winners for 2011.
(The Birmingham News/Walt Stricklin) BIRMINGHAM, Alabama --- Three Birmingham News journalists were awarded the newspaper's highest editorial honor today. The Big N Award was given to page designer and Page One editor Dave Sharp, college sports reporter J...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 6:57:30 PM
Good Samaritans willing to help keep eldery Center Point woman from eviction An outpouring of help is being offered to keep an elderly Center Point woman from being evicted.
NBC 13 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 6:44:15 PM
Good Samaritans help keep eldery Center Point woman from eviction An outpouring of help is being offered to keep an elderly Center Point woman from being evicted.
NBC 13 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 6:44:15 PM
Alabama sales collections rose 5% in January Alabama sales tax collections rose in January for the second consecutive year, according to the state’s revenue department.
The Alabama Department of Revenue said sales tax collections jumped 5.3 percent to $180.6 million in January from $171.5 million in the same month of 2011.
That pushed sales tax collections for the fiscal year, which ends in September, up 4.5 percent to $674.2 million from $645.2 million through January of last fiscal year, ADOR reported.
Total tax collections thi...
Birmingham Business Journal at Monday, February 06, 2012 6:31:59 PM
A Desert Island In Birmingham
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) -- A big imagination is the only prerequisite a child needs to visit the soon-to-be Desert Island Supply Company in Birmingham. It's the future home of what Shaun Chavis hopes will be an center for creativity, a classroom in an extravagant disguise. "The whole space here will have explorer's maps," Shaun explains. "And we'll have workshops where you can make your own map and then write a story to go with the map. Definitely something really fun." The writing center w...
CBS42 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 6:18:00 PM
Habitat Birmingham seeking volunteers to help rebuild tornado-damaged homes in Ashville area
Volunteers must be at least 14 years old and able to work through late March
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- Greater Birmingham Habitat for Humanity is soliciting volunteers to help rebuild homes for families in the Ashville area who were displaced by the April 27, 2011 storms.
The American Red Cross estimates about 23,000 homes were either damaged or destroyed when 62 tornadoes struck that day across the state. The Alaba...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 5:59:10 PM
AEA leader calls for postponement of law expected to cut Alabama Education Trust Fund spending
''Our schools have immediate needs now and we've had cuts and more cuts and more cuts,'' said Henry Mabry.
MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- Teachers' lobbyist Henry Mabry today called on lawmakers to postpone the start of a law that is expected to cause a spending cut of about $150 million from the Education Trust Fund next year.
''Our schools have immediate needs now and we've had cuts and more...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 5:29:37 PM
Pell City teacher charged with rape A teacher at a Pell City school has been charged with rape allegedly involving a juvenile.
NBC 13 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 5:22:49 PM
Pell City elementary teacher suspended without pay after second-degree rape arrest
Under Alabama state law, second-degree rape occurs when someone 16 or older has sex with someone between the ages of 12 and 16. The suspect must be at least two years older than the victim.
Heather Whitten (St. Clair County sheriff's office)
PELL CITY, Alabama -- A Pell City fifth-grade teacher was suspended without pay soon after she was arrested on second-degree rape charges Friday, according to the school system ...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 4:47:26 PM
Cullman woman dies after being found in parking lot with head injuries
Sheilia Givens was found Saturday in her apartment complex parking lot near her car.
CULLMAN, Alabama -- A Cullman woman has died from head injuries she sustained during the weekend, the Cullman Times reports. Sheilia Givens was found Saturday in her apartment complex parking lot near her car. Givens was taken to UAB Hospital in Birmingham before being removed from life support, officials told the newspaper. ...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 4:42:39 PM
Suspect in Cottondale Shootings Failed 4 Drug Tests
Tuscaloosa, AL (WIAT) Tuscaloosa Sheriff's Office today charged Tivon Rollie Thomas with the following: Five counts of Robbery 1st Degree, two counts of Attempted Murder, one count of Burglary 1st Degree, two counts of Assault 2nd degree, and one count of Assault 1st degree. Tivon was shot during the robbery and is currently in stable condition at DCH. Tuscaloosa Sheriff's Office will be pursuing charges on another individual who was in possession of a firearm, with an altered seria...
CBS42 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 4:39:53 PM
Judge to hear Vulcan Materials takeover case Feb. 28 A Chancery Court judge in Delaware has set a trial date of Feb. 28 to decide the legality of Martin Marietta Materials Inc.’s hostile takeover bid for Vulcan Materials Co.
Bloomberg reports Judge Leo Strine Jr. will hear the fast-tracked case, which was filed by North Carolina-based Martin Marietta, through March 2.
The company is seeking a declaration that a non-disclosure agreement between it and Birmingham-based Vulcan (NYSE: VMC) will not prevent the takeover bid, which was launched ...
Birmingham Business Journal at Monday, February 06, 2012 4:31:10 PM
Hoover City Council to consider agreement for resurfacing, striping parts of Shelby County 52
The council also will consider an agreement for ALDOT to put a U.S. 280 traffic signal server at Hoover Fire Station No. 8.
HOOVER, Alabama -- The Hoover City Council tonight is scheduled to consider an agreement with the Alabama Department of Transportation for resurfacing and permanent striping at five sites on Shelby County 52.
The council also is to decide whether to authorize Hoover Mayor Gary Ivey to execute an agreement w...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 4:21:03 PM
Authorities probe alleged rape of Clay-Chalkville teen by fellow student
Investigators have recovered a surveillance video from the school hallway that shows the suspect pulling the victim into the boys' bathroom.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Alabama - Jefferson County sheriff's deputies are investigating allegations that a 15-year-old Clay-Chalkville High School boy raped a female classmate in a restroom during school hours.
Deputies on Jan. 29 were dispatched to a Birmingham area hospital where a mother...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 4:03:56 PM
Second defendant in January slayings of five makes first court appearance
Artavius Underwood, 16, of Fairfield was in court today; third defendant to have his initial hearing Tuesday.
Artavius Underwood BIRMINGHAM, Alabama A second teenaged capital murder defendant in the January slayings of five people in Ensley Highlands made his initial appearance in court today.
Artavius Underwood , 16, of Fairfield appeared briefly before Jefferson County District Judge Shanta Owens.
He wa...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 3:53:55 PM
Committee nominates 9 for Auburn Board of Trustees Nine candidates have been nominated for the Auburn Board of Trustees and their names will be submitted to the Alabama Senate for confirmation.
NBC 13 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 3:45:08 PM
Man charged with criminal trespassing at Alabaster school placed on administrative leave from job as
School board investigating accusations against Harmon Acker
A man arrested on charges of misdemeanor criminal trespassing at Thompson High School over the weekend has been placed on paid administrative from his job as a bus driver while the school board investigates the matter, according to Cindy Warner, spokeswoman for the school board.
Harmon D. Acker, 43, of Alabaster was arrested at about 1 p.m. Saturday after Alabaster po...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 3:39:18 PM
Alabama Bar Association wants more funding for courts The primary focus of the Alabama State Bar’s 2012 legislative agenda is obtaining adequate court funding, according to a news release.
According to the group, the current funding crisis in the state has had a disproportionate impact on the legal system.
“An underfunded court system chills investment, slows job creation and reduces tax revenue in our state,” the group said.
Additionally, the state bar has been asked to facilitate legislative discussion concerning the Alabama Children’s ...
Birmingham Business Journal at Monday, February 06, 2012 3:38:41 PM
Legislation targets long lines at JeffCo courthouse Jefferson County’s legislative delegation may ask local cities to pitch in and help shorten long lines at the county courthouse.
Rep. Paul DeMarco, R-Homewood, confirmed today he will sponsor a bill this session that would authorize municipalities in the county to renew motor vehicle registration tags that the county currently handles alone.
Since the loss of its $66 million occupational tax and under the hefty burden of a $4.23 billion bankruptcy, the county has cut staff and closed sate...
Birmingham Business Journal at Monday, February 06, 2012 3:31:13 PM
The Legislature is in session: Is this good or bad? Chat live with Joey Kennedy
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The 2012 session of the Alabama Legislature starts on Tuesday. The Republican leadership and the Democratic minority both have agendas they hope to pass. The biggest real problem facing the lawmakers is the $400 million shortfall projected for the state's General Fund. Money from there pays for child welfare, prisons, Medicaid, public safety, public health, mental health and ...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 3:14:14 PM
Bankruptcy buzz: Bank of New York Mellon seeks JeffCo sewer revenue Bank of New York Mellon Corp. claims in court filings that it is entitled to all of the county's sewer system revenue, according to a report from Bloomberg.
As trustee for the $3.6 billion in sewer warrants that led to the county's bankruptcy filing, the bank is asking for a judgment that it is entitled to the system revenue, capital expenditures, the payment of sewer warrants and revenue for non-operating expenses
Lawmaker looks to block non-user fees
In other matters, Jefferson Count...
Birmingham Business Journal at Monday, February 06, 2012 2:57:40 PM
Proposed bills target Alabama immigration law Opponents of Alabama’s tough immigration law are moving swiftly to repeal – or at least voice their displeasure with – the controversial legislation in the 2012 legislative session that kicks off tomorrow.
As of Monday, two bills had already been filed to overturn the legislation Gov. Robert Bentley signed into law last year. At this point, the proposal lacks Republican support.
Sponsors include Sens. Billy Beasley, D-Clayton; Vivian Davis Figures, D-Mobile; Rodger Mell Smitherman, D-Birm...
Birmingham Business Journal at Monday, February 06, 2012 2:31:13 PM
Fact Finder: Cold Laser Therapy and it's many uses Without FDA approval, insurance typically won't pay for its use, but Cold Laser Therapy is increasing in popularity. Today it's being used in the treatment of allergies, pain and for weight loss.
NBC 13 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 2:29:16 PM
Hanceville church vandalized A Hanceville church was vandalized last week.
NBC 13 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 2:20:02 PM
Reps. Rogers, Moore announce opposition to Jefferson County unearmarking
"By raising sewer rates and also putting in new occupational taxes they are going to run people out of the county," Rogers said.
? State Reps. John Rogers and Mary Moore, D-Birmingham and Jefferson County Commissioner George Bowman today announced opposition to any attempts to unearmark the indigent care fund and to close Cooper Green Mercy Hospital.[ Rogers, Moore along with members of The Citizens Advisory Board and The Com...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 2:05:00 PM
Tree Recovery Campaign The Alabama Tree Recovery Campaign will kick off the distribution of thousands of trees to homeowners and residents at an event on Monday, February 6, at 10:30am in Tuscaloosa, at 101 15 TH Street East (the former location of Mike & Ed’s Barbeque) . ...
NBC 13 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 1:56:09 PM
Puppy poo removal violators to be found by DNA Neighborhood plans DNA testing to ID owners who don't pick up poop. Phil McIlrath reports.
NBC 13 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 1:54:46 PM
Alabama news links: Etowah police guns stolen; buffalo gone at Anniston Depot; more news
Links to news stories from around central Alabama.
News stories from around central Alabama worth reading: • Thieves steal weapons, other police equipment from 5 police cars across Etowah County -- Gadsden Times • Cullman police investigate mystery of woman found lying injured to her car -- Cullman Times • Buffalo no longer roam at Anniston Army Depot; last animals moved to Georgia in budget cutting move --...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 1:41:37 PM
Alabama State Bar calls on Legislature to fully fund courts
The court system is one of several areas of state government bracing for potential cuts in a state General Fund that is projected to be $360 million short on revenue.
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- The Alabama State Bar today called on state lawmakers to fully fund the court system in the budget expected to be approved during the legislative session that begins Tuesday, according to a release.
The court system is one ...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 1:37:09 PM
Panel nominates nine to be Auburn University trustees
Nominees will start serving new terms if confirmed by the Alabama Senate
MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- A selection committee led by Gov. Robert Bentley today nominated nine people to serve new seven-year terms on the Auburn University board of trustees, including current trustees Jimmy Rane of Abbeville, Sarah Newton of Fayette and Charles McCrary of Birmingham.
The board did not nominate current trustees Byron Frankl...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 1:27:51 PM
Potential jurors quizzed in bingo trial
"Let me be clear this case is not about whether bingo is good or bad," lead prosecutor Kendall Day told jurors.
The Federal Building in Montgomery is the site of the re-trial of six defendants charged with federal conspiracy and bribery charges. State Sen. Harri Anne Smith, I-Slocumb, right, arrives with her husband, Charles Smith for jury selection today. (AP Photo/Dave Martin) Prosecutors and defense lawyers in th...
Birmingham News at Monday, February 06, 2012 1:12:34 PM
Alabama lawmakers gear up for legislative session Topics up for consideration include amending the immigration law -- as well as charter schools. But some of our local lawmakers say the biggest challenge will be passing a balanced budget.
NBC 13 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 12:26:03 PM
Law enforcement vehicles broken into in Etowah County overnight Five patrol vehicles, from different law enforcement agencies, were broken into overnight in Etowah County.
NBC 13 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 12:15:06 PM
Patrol Cars Burglarized in Etowah County
Gadsden, AL (WIAT) - Etowah County Sheriff Todd Entrekin tells CBS 42 that law enforcement vehicles were targeted and robbed overnight. Five different patrol vehicles from different agencies, in total. From the hours of midnight to 6:00am, vehicles in the following locations were burgled: *Etowah County Sheriff’s Office and Sardis City Police Department in Reece City *Gadsden Police Department on Noccalula Mountain *Gadsden Police Department in Hokes Bluff *Calh...
CBS42 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 12:05:03 PM
Patrol cars buglarized in Etowah County
Gadsden, AL (WIAT) - Etowah County Sheriff Todd Entrekin tells CBS 42 that law enforcement vehicles were targeted and robbed overnight. Five different patrol vehicles from different agencies, in total. From the hours of midnight to 6:00am, vehicles in the following locations were burgled: *Etowah County Sheriff’s Office and Sardis City Police Department in Reece City *Gadsden Police Department on Noccalula Mountain *Gadsden Police Department in Hokes Bluff *Calh...
CBS42 - TV at Monday, February 06, 2012 12:05:03 PM
Symposium on sustainable solutions set for Feb. 16...
UAB Campus News at Friday, February 03, 2012 11:15:26 AM
B-ALERT prepared employees, students for deadly Jan. 23 tornado...
UAB Campus News at Friday, February 03, 2012 11:06:51 AM
Volker Hall renovations will enhance, increase study space...
UAB Campus News at Friday, February 03, 2012 11:01:00 AM
Students to construct a 20-foot concrete canoe to race...
UAB Campus News at Friday, February 03, 2012 10:56:54 AM
Campus Rec Center has you covered from Aqua to Zumba ...
UAB Campus News at Friday, February 03, 2012 10:53:07 AM
Tucker, Schumacher lobby for substance-abuse research funding...
UAB Campus News at Friday, February 03, 2012 10:45:41 AM
Scrushy's Sentence ReducedJudge Cuts One Year Off Richard Scrushy's Prison Sentence.
Member Suggestion at Sunday, January 29, 2012 10:51:19 PM
Search and Rescue Continues in BirminghamSearch and rescue team combed through debris in Birmingham after a series of tornadoes.
Member Suggestion at Monday, January 23, 2012 4:09:19 PM
2 dead, 100 hurt in storms in BirminghamSevere storms and possible tornadoes pounded the South on Monday, injuring more than 100 people and killing at least two in Alabama, including a man who lived in an area devastated by a deadly twister outbreak in the spring.
Member Suggestion at Monday, January 23, 2012 11:25:20 AM
Severe weather rakes Southeast; 2 dead in BirminghamSevere thunderstorms produce several tornadoes across central Alabama...
Member Suggestion at Monday, January 23, 2012 11:00:37 AM
Natalee Holloway -- Presumption of Death: A Case StudyAn attorney's perspective on the Natalee Holloway presumed death situation.
Member Suggestion at Saturday, January 21, 2012 12:43:57 PM
DSS’s Solomon advocates for students, faculty and staff...
UAB Campus News at Friday, January 20, 2012 10:33:49 AM
UAB doctors, therapists give man hope he will walk again...
UAB Campus News at Friday, January 20, 2012 10:28:30 AM
Dentistry changing its culture, empowering faculty, staff...
UAB Campus News at Friday, January 20, 2012 10:23:18 AM
Students capitalize on UAB’s strengths with new Honors College...
UAB Campus News at Friday, January 20, 2012 10:14:39 AM
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