Storms triggered power outages around Birmingham and some minor flooding

01/24/10 As of 2:15 p.m. today 87 Alabama Power customers were still without power.

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Storm rumbles through area, though no serious problems reported

01/24/10 Storms tore through the Chattahoochee Valley Sunday, sending volleys of rain across Georgia and Alabama.Little damage, however, was reported.

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QB switches gears, picks Herd over Wake

01/24/10 Marshall picked up three commitments from the weekends official visits by football prospects, but that was preceded by a pledge from a quarterback who visited the preceding weekend. Eddie Sullivan of Boca Raton, Fla., considered one of the best pure passer...

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Dr King's Dream is still alive in Delco

01/18/10 One summer day in 1977, Sulayman Clark was sitting in the back of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta with Coretta Scott King watching the videotaping of a TV movie about her husband, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

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In his own words: Martin Luther King Jr.

01/18/10 Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a federal holiday held on the third Monday of January. It celebrates the life and achievements of King, an influential American civil rights leader.

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PASSINGS: Jyoti Basu, Joe Shannon

01/17/10 Jyoti Basu, Indian communist statesman, dies at 95; Joe Shannon, trainer of Bay of Pigs invasion pilots, dies at 88 Jyoti Basu

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Students learn Kings legacy of nonviolence

01/17/10 SOUTH KINGSTOWN - "Why do people think war can solve problems?" Robin Wildman asks her fifth-grade class at the Wakefield Elementary School.

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Birmingham Native and War Vet Missing in Haiti

01/17/10 37 year old Lieutenant Colonel Ken Bourland, a graduate of Huffman high school and the University of Alabama at Birmingham , arrived in Haiti with an Air Force assistance team Tuesday, the same day as the earthquake. Bourland is a husband and father of three boys.   He's been on active military duty for 15 years, serving a 2004 tour in Iraq . His family lives in Weston , Florida .

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Duquesne: Big man could be big find

01/17/10 Get something straight: Morakinyo Williams isn't a basketball vagabond.

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Premiership set for most unpredictable title race

01/11/10 No English team has won four successive top-flight titles and United, champions for the last three seasons, are involved in the most open and unpredictable title race for years.

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Wenger urges Gunners to raise their game

01/11/10 Arsene Wenger has warned Arsenal's Barclays Premier League title bid will be "in danger" if they fail to produce their very best in every remaining game. (11/01/2010 07:43:30)

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Charles Sale: Danny Fiszman's fight is worry for Arsenal

01/10/10 Arsenal director Danny Fiszman is fighting serious illness at a time when the ownership of the Premier League club is in a state of upheaval.

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Finding a football leader: Lerner found a winner in soccer's Martin O'Neill; has he done the same with Mike Holmgren?

01/10/10 While Randy Lerner has been criticized by Browns fans for the team's record, the Cleveland-bred billionaire's work in running his English soccer team is revered by Villa Villa fans. Is Mike Holmgren the NFL equal of soccer manager Martin O'Neill?

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Forecast includes more cold weather, possibly colder

01/05/10 With temperatures in Blount County hovering 10 to 20 degrees below normal, area residents can only expect things to stay the same for a while -- maybe even a little worse as another "deep freeze" is expected next week, according to information from the National Weather Service in Morristown.

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Arctic Chill Blasts the East Coast

01/05/10 Bitter cold and snow sweeping into the eastern U.S left part of New England under record snowfall and hit Southerners with subfreezing temperatures that farmers fear could destroy strawberries and other crops. READ MORE >>

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New childhood vaccines schedules released

01/05/10 MONDAY, Jan. 4 (HealthDay News) -- Boys should get the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine to protect them against genital warts, and all children should receive the H1N1 vaccine to guard against swine flu, according to updated guidelines on childhood and teen vaccines.

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Bitter Cold Snap Has Much Of Nation In Icy Grip

01/05/10 Bitter cold and snow sweeping into the eastern U.S left part of New England under record snowfall and hit Southerners with subfreezing temperatures that farmers fear could destroy strawberries and other crops. The deep freeze was expected to last for at least the rest of the week.

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Arctic winds chill South, record snow in East

01/05/10 COLUMBIA, S.C. - Bitter cold and snow sweeping into the eastern U.S left part of New England under record snowfall and hit Southerners with subfreezing temperatures that farmers fear could destroy str...

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South Chilled by Arctic Winds, Record Snow in East

01/05/10 Bitter cold and snow sweeping into the eastern U.S left part of New England under record snowfall and hit Southerners with subfreezing temperatures that farmers fear could destroy strawberries and other crops.

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South chilled by Arctic winds, record snow in East

01/05/10 Bitter cold and snow sweeping into the eastern U.S were leaving part of New England under record snowfall and hitting Southerners with subfreezing temperatures that farmers fear could destroy crops. The deep freeze was expected to last for at least the rest of the week. The National Weather Service said the mercury could fall below zero in St. Louis later this week for the first time since 1999 ...

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