EAN FOR APRIL 10, 2006

TOP STORIES FOR MONDAY

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--Parts of East Alabama cleaning up from weekend storms.

--Auburn University representatives along with the Governor heading to Chicago for a biotech convention.

--An East Alabama city wrestles with 8 million scrap tires due to a delay by the state.

EAN FOR APRIL 7, 2006

TOP STORIES FOR FRIDAY

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--A bill delaying the appointment of a judge in an East Alabama county on its way for Gov. Riley's approval.

--Lee County authorities identify a contruction worker killed on the job in Auburn Thursday.

--There is a potential for severe weather across the state today.

--Two Talladega County government entities extending the hand of cooperation.

--Some university students from East Alabama returning from a visit at the White House yesterday.

EAN FOR APRIL 6, 2006

TOP STORIES FOR THURSDAY

--A church fire here in East Alabama has been ruled as arson.

--A former Anniston paramedic is named as a coroner here in East Alabama.

--That controversial houseboat ban affecting two major East Alabama lakes is passed by state legislators and now awaits the Governor's signature.

--The flag of a deactivated combat unit heads to an East Alabama military museum.

--A new law signed by Gov. Riley yesterday raises fines on passing a stopped school bus.

EAN FOR APRIL 5, 2006

TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES TODAY...
BROADCAST WILL RETURN THURSDAY MORNING APRIL 6, 2006

EAN FOR APRIL 4, 2006

NO BROADCAST TODAY DUE TO TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES...

EAN FOR APRIL 3, 2006

TOP STORIES FOR MONDAY

--More bad news for Delphi union workers in Gadsden.
--A Lee County man dies in a trailer fire which could have been caused by a candle.
--Two Auburn University workers could be layed off, but officials insist it has nothing to do with a lawsuit they've filed.
--Alabama could realize some extra revenue from gas and oil rights sold in the Talladega National Forest.

EAN FOR MARCH 31, 2006

TOP STORIES FOR FRIDAY

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--A controversial houseboat ban makes its way through the Alabama Statehouse.

--Bond was denied for a St. Clair County woman accused in the vehicular death of her son.

--Auto union workers in Etowah County gearing up for a possible strike.

--It's time to spring head!

EAST ALABAMA NEWS FOR MARCH 30, 2006

Top Stories for Thursday

--A St. Clair County woman officially charged in the death of her son in an auto accident.

--Legislation of a proposed houseboat ban on East Alabama lakes gets some rewording.

--ALAGASCO customers will not have an extension to pay for late bills.

--The comment period on the sale of land in the Talladega National Forest has been extended.