Alabama House GOP leader knows of no plans for college athlete pay bill Mike Cason | mcason@al.com A new law in California will allow college athletes to receive pay for endorsing advertisers' products, a move that will be in conflict with NCAA rules.         Read More

The Associated Press Southern Baptists ready to put spotlight on sex-abuse crisis        More        Leada Gore | lgore@al.com Majority now approve of impeachment inquiry into Trump, new poll shows        More

Lily Jackson | ljackson@al.com Is this money app targeting Alabama children, young adults on social media?        More        Kathy Jumper, Press-Register Fast-food restaurant sites sell for big bucks        More

Life & Culture Greg Garrison | ggarrison@al.com FBI agent talks about stopping mass shootings        More        Mike Oliver | moliver@al.com Runner struck by lightning and dies at finish line brings up a debate I’m having with myself        More        Lawrence Specker | lspecker@al.com ‘Investments’ paying off for Alabama rapper Yung Bleu        More

Sports Alabama HS football coach resigns after suspension for shoving player Josh Bean | jbean@al.com Alabama A&M begins booze sales at Saturday’s football game Josh Bean | jbean@al.com   Bills angry about Jonathan Jones’ hit on their QB Mark Inabinett | minabinett@al.com NCAA, Pac-12 release statements on California’s Senate bill 206; LeBron James celebrates Mark Heim | mheim@al.com

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