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Montgomery, Alabama – The Alabama State University Hornets are heading to Dayton, Ohio for tomorrow night's game.

The Hornets take on Morehead State of Kentucky Tuesday evening beginning at 6:30 in Dayton, Ohio. If the Hornets win that matchup,the SWAC Champions will advance to play Number 1 seed Louisville ,Friday, in the NCAA Tournament.

You can hear the game on WVAS -FM, and you can watch the game on ESPN.

Geneva,Alabama – (AP) - Funeral services have been held for a Geneva
county sheriff deputy's wife and infant daughter who were slain in
a shooting rampage across two counties in rural Alabama.
Deputy Josh Myers joined other law enforcement officers Tuesday
in a chase to stop 28-year-old Michael McLendon, who had killed 10
people and was armed and ready to shoot more.
Myers was unaware his wife Andrea and their 19-month-old
daughter Corrine Gracy were among the victims. Their other

Montgomery, Alabama – Listen,now, to some of the stories making headlines in the WVAS newsroom this hour. Send your news items to Tana Shealey via e-mail at tshealey@alasu.edu or call us at 334-229-4783.

Montgomery, Alabama – Listen,now,to some of the stories making headlines in the WVAS newsroom. Send your news items to WVAS-FM via e-mail to Tana Shealey at tshealey@alasu.edu or call us at 334-229-4783.

March 13,2009 – GENEVA, Ala. (AP) - The investigation into the life of the Alabama gunman that killed 10 people and then himself paints a troubling portrait of a depressed young man who couldn't hold a job.
He was also a self-proclaimed survivalist who ordered instructional videos on how to commit violence.
At a news conference last night, state law enforcement officials said Michael McLendon had talked recently about being depressed over failing to become a Marine or a police officer.

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March 12,2009 – Listen,now,to some of the stories making headlines this hour in the WVAS newsroom. Send your news items to WVAS news via e-mail to tshealey@alasu.edu or call us at 334-229-4783.