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Huntsville Hospital ER Handles Overflow Crowds

Officials at Huntsville Hospital say it’s been anything but normal lately in the emergency room. Full Story;

Buses Stuck On Monte Sano Prompt Questions

Questions remain about two school buses that got stuck trekking through snow on Monte Sano yesterday morning. Why did the second bus driver attempt to go up the mountain if the first knew there were unfavorable road conditions? Was there a breakdown of communication? Full Story;

UNA Students Oppose Jaywalking Regulation

It has been nearly two weeks since Florence police started ticketing University of North Alabama students for walking across busy streets instead of using crosswalks. However, jaywalking still seems to be a problem on the campus. Full Story;

Lady Antebellum, Underwood, Lambert Lead List of Academy of Country Music Awards Nominations

An astounding run keeps getting better for Lady Antebellum. Already buoyed by the crossover success of its latest album, the country trio learned it’s up for a leading seven Academy of Country Music Awards when nominations were announced Tuesday, including five for the gravity-defying hit “Need You Now.” Full Story;

Source: JFK Traffic Controller Allowed 2 Sons to Radio Pilots

An air traffic controller — under fire for allowing his young son to give directions to pilots at John F. Kennedy International Airport — gave his other son permission to do the very same thing the next day, sources tell PIX News. Full Story;

Nissan recalls 540,000 vehicles to fix brake pedals, gas gauges

DETROIT (AP) — Nissan Motor Co. is recalling about 540,000 pickup trucks, sport utility vehicles and minivans to fix problems with brake pedals and fuel gauges. Full Story;

Lacey’s Spring Man Charged With Meth Manufacturing

Morgan County Sheriffs find two meth labs in one home. Yesterday afternoon the Morgan County Sheriff’s Narcotics and Violent Crimes Task Force investigated a tip on a methamphetamine lab at Jayson Alton Mathews’ Lacey’s Spring residence. Full Story;

Alabama Senate’s bingo sponsor says no more attempts to pass bills this session

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — The sponsor of electronic bingo bills in the Alabama Senate says he won’t make another attempt to pass them during this year’s legislative session. Full Story;

WHNT NEWS 19 Special Investigation: Confidentiality For Sale

We have a special Taking Action Investigation tonight on WHNT NEWS 19 at 10:00. Full Story;

Madison Suspects Charged In Connection To Residential and Car Burglaries

The Madison Police Department has made several arrests in connection with residential and car burglaries in January and February. Full Story;

Republican Candidates Discuss Issues at Governor’s Forum

Republican candidates looking to replace Bob Riley met Tuesday night in Huntsville. The Madison County Young Republicans and Right on Huntsville sponsored the forum. Full Story;

Letters From Congressman Griffith Create Political Firestorm

A three-page brochure sent out by North Alabama’s congressman is creating a political firestorm, with critics accusing him of pulling a fast one on the taxpayers’ dime. Full Story;

City, Groups Make Push For Google Fiber in Huntsville

There is a push to get a super high speed internet service in Huntsville called Google Fiber. The growth and dominance of the Internet in our everyday lives is unquestioned. From dial-up to DSL and cable, the connection speed has increased tremendously over the years. Now, the Rocket City is positioning itself to be a part of an even quicker high speed Internet connection. Full Story;

Chile Native Reflects On Earthquake

A curfew is now in place and troops are finally bringing calm to Chile’s second largest city after a deadly earthquake. In its aftermath, some still have no food, water, or electricity. There are also some who are looking for their family members. Full Story;

Decatur Police Investigating Two Attempted Child Abductions

The Decatur Police Department is looking for the person or persons responsible for attempted child abductions across the city. Two incidents that have been reported. Full Story;

Postal Service Trying To Cut Saturday Out Of Delivery Schedule

The Postal Service is making some drastic cuts to close a massive budget deficit. They say neither snow, nor rain will stop the mail, but apparently, a lack of money can. Tuesday, Postmaster General John Potter asked Congress to approve ending mail delivery on Saturdays. Full Story;

Bus Trapped In Monte Sano Traffic Jam

Drivers said slippery, snowy roads are to blame for their cars sliding off Monte Sano Boulevard. All that slipping and sliding caused a traffic jam that made some kids late to school. And, it made some drivers wonder: why was Monte Sano Elementary open with road conditions like this? Full Story;

Marshall County Schools Close Early

Will Open Late Wednesday Morning Due To Winter Weather As students and teachers begin to count down days left until the end of school, the last thing anyone wants is more days tacked on due to weather cancellations. Full Story;

Police Chief Charged With DUI Back on the Job

Almost three months after being charged with drinking and driving, Tuscumbia Police Chief Tony Logan is back on the job. Tuscumbia Police Chief Tony Logan returned to work Monday after being arrested for drinking under the influence of alcohol nearly three months ago. This comes after a letter that Mayor Bill Shoemaker sent to Logan, telling him to report to work again. Full Story;

WHNT NEWS 19 To Say Farewell To Meteorologist Spencer Denton

Spencer’s last day is Friday, March 5 WHNT NEWS 19′s morning and noon meteorologist, Spencer Denton, is saying farewell this Friday, March 5. Spencer will be leaving our employment to start a new career, but is staying here in Huntsville. Full Story;

Facing massive losses, Postal Service arguing that home delivery 5 days a week is enough

WASHINGTON (AP) — The post office is renewing its drive to drop Saturday delivery — and plans a rate increase — in an effort to fend off a projected $7 billion loss this year. Full Story;

Man Hurt In Courtroom Brawl Released From Jail

A man involved in a courtroom brawl during his sentencing hearing on a DUI charge is out of jail. It was five days ago, witnesses say Stephen Bearden was punched three times. Full Story;

Gate Nine Victim Had Long Record of Alcohol-Related Convictions

The man who crashed into Redstone Arsenal’s Gate Nine and died this weekend had a tainted driving record. WHNT News 19 uncovered that the victim, Larry Payne of Vinemont, had at least two DUIs, according to court records. Full Story;

Community Leaders Back Low Cost Airline Initiative

Huntsville received high accolades from economic publications like Forbes and Kiplingers last year. They dubbed the city “The nation’s best in 2009″ and “One of the leading cities for business.” But, one sore subject in the local economy is the cost of flying. The Department of Transportation has ranked Huntsville International Airport number one for most expensive airfare. Full Story;

Roads Suffer Weather Damage

The chance for snowfall in the Tennessee Valley is causing concern for many people. That includes officials in Colbert County who are already trying to repair the roadways after a brutal winter weather season. Full Story;

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