February 9, 2012 at 9:00PM
Tonight on CAPITOL JOURNAL, Don Dailey interviews State Mental Health Commissioner Zelia Baugh about the looming budget cuts and what her agency and others may be facing in terms of workforce and service reductions. Also, APT's Erica Lembo on the 4-pronged education reform initiative coming up in the legislative session. And Olivia Stacey reports on the so-called 'finders, keepers' bill that would basically allow citizens to keep what they find in public waters.

February 9, 2012 at 10:30PM
Tonight on CAPITOL JOURNAL: Representative Duwayne Bridges of Valley discusses the jobs package now making it's way through the legislature, including his bill to offer incentives for hiring military veterans. Representative Craig Ford of Gadsden discusses the Democratic minority's agenda in the new session. And the latest from the House and Senate floors, including a new proposal to cut legislative pay.

February 10, 2012 at 1:30AM
Tonight on CAPITOL JOURNAL, Don Dailey interviews State Mental Health Commissioner Zelia Baugh about the looming budget cuts and what her agency and others may be facing in terms of workforce and service reductions. Also, APT's Erica Lembo on the 4-pronged education reform initiative coming up in the legislative session. And Olivia Stacey reports on the so-called 'finders, keepers' bill that would basically allow citizens to keep what they find in public waters.

February 13, 2012 at 9:00PM
CAPITOL JOURNAL presents special live coverage of Governor Robert Bentley's State of the State Address. Hosts Don Dailey and Olivia Stacey are joined at 6:00pm by Dr. Natalie Davis, Professor of Political Science, Birmingham Southern College, and Dr. Tom Vocino, Director, Center for Leadership and Public Policy, Alabama State University for pre-speech analysis. The Governor's speech is set to start at 6:30pm. Following the address, we'll have the official Democratic response from Representative Rod Scott from Birmingham. (APT will re-air the entire broadcast beginning at 10:30pm.)

February 13, 2012 at 10:30PM
CAPITOL JOURNAL provides daily coverage of the Alabama Legislature with a studio inside the Alabama State House. Don Dailey and Olivia Stacey host the half-hour nightly report, examining key issues and interviewing newsmakers. Erica Lembo of APT reports on education-related issues throughout the session. Reporters Karen Brown and Marcus Hyles of WVAS-FM News at Alabama State University follow action in the House and Senate.

February 14, 2012 at 1:30AM
CAPITOL JOURNAL presents special live coverage of Governor Robert Bentley's State of the State Address. Hosts Don Dailey and Olivia Stacey are joined at 6:00pm by Dr. Natalie Davis, Professor of Political Science, Birmingham Southern College, and Dr. Tom Vocino, Director, Center for Leadership and Public Policy, Alabama State University for pre-speech analysis. The Governor's speech is set to start at 6:30pm. Following the address, we'll have the official Democratic response from Representative Rod Scott from Birmingham. (APT will re-air the entire broadcast beginning at 10:30pm.)

February 14, 2012 at 9:00PM
On tonight's CAPITOL JOURNAL: a wrap-up of the day's action in the legislature, including the introduction of 420 bills to be considered during the new session. We'll have an interview with the so-called 'Dean of the Alabama Senate,' Hank Sanders of Selma, about what lies ahead for the legislature. And Senator Gerald Dial of Lineville discusses his bills to clarify the Alabama immigration law, remove the state tax on groceries and add church robberies to the list of hate crimes

February 14, 2012 at 10:30PM
CAPITOL JOURNAL provides daily coverage of the Alabama Legislature with a studio inside the Alabama State House. Don Dailey and Olivia Stacey host the half-hour nightly report, examining key issues and interviewing newsmakers. Erica Lembo of APT reports on education-related issues throughout the session. Reporters Karen Brown and Marcus Hyles of WVAS-FM News at Alabama State University follow action in the House and Senate.

February 15, 2012 at 1:30AM
On tonight's CAPITOL JOURNAL: a wrap-up of the day's action in the legislature, including the introduction of 420 bills to be considered during the new session. We'll have an interview with the so-called 'Dean of the Alabama Senate,' Hank Sanders of Selma, about what lies ahead for the legislature. And Senator Gerald Dial of Lineville discusses his bills to clarify the Alabama immigration law, remove the state tax on groceries and add church robberies to the list of hate crimes

February 15, 2012 at 9:00PM
Tonight on CAPITOL JOURNAL: Representative Duwayne Bridges of Valley discusses the jobs package now making it's way through the legislature, including his bill to offer incentives for hiring military veterans. Representative Craig Ford of Gadsden discusses the Democratic minority's agenda in the new session. And the latest from the House and Senate floors, including a new proposal to cut legislative pay.