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Alabama Bucks National Trend on Illegal Immigration
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - A national study estimates the number of illegal immigrants living in Alabama increased 30 percent in 2009, while the number nationwide dropped a little more than 4 percent.The
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Ernie's Chicken for Barbecue
Recipe from Ernie Gilbert, Ky.
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Grilled Peaches
Stone fruits work well in sweet and savory dishes. Try them on the grill or in salads as well as in desserts or fruit salads for a refreshing treat.
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Sliced, Grilled Potatoes
Recipe from Rolando Parra of TX
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Cyberbullying Linked to Health Problems
Sticks and stones may break your bones, but a new study finds, a computer or a cell phone can be a much more harmful weapon in the hands of a bully.
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MONEYSCOPE
Good morning. We begin your moneyscope report with the stock market starting September with a bang.
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Statewide School Bullying Policy In Effect
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Report : Charter Schools Wouldn't Help Get Federal Funds
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Scoring sheets from the federal Race to the Top program show that Alabama wouldn't have qualified for millions in federal education funds even if Gov. Bob Riley hadpersuaded the
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Siegelman Asks Appeals Court to Dismiss Charges
Attorneys for former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman have asked a federal appeals court to dismiss all charges against him in a federal government corruption case.
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You Voted and They Won!
The Owens Cross Roads Volunteer Fire Department wins the brand new pumper truck in an on-line contest.
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Child Not Shot, Doing Fine
Huntsville, AL- A child initially believed to have been shot in the head, was only suffering road rash. That's according to Huntsville Police Spokesman Sgt. Mark Roberts. Calls to 911 reported a three year old boy had been shot near the landfill off Leeman Ferry in South Huntsville. Emergency crews even rushed the boy to the hospital after being called to the scene.
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Hugh Downs Presents Ernst Stuhlinger Visionary Award to Dr. Edward Stone
NASA and the space program have played an intricate part in the success and growth of the Rocket City. Tonight, the Huntsville Space and Rocket Center honored some of the greatest minds in Aerospace
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