The Sunrise News Sampler

• Tuscaloosa Police are searching for three suspects in the robbery of the Alabama One Credit Union Friday morning. 

They are believed to have fled in a black Toyota Camry. There is a $10,000 reward for the arrest of the suspects being offered by Crime Stoppers.

• Law enforcement officials have arrested 37-year-old Michael Quincy Jones, who was charged with 17 counts of Burglary 3rd Degree and 1 Count of Robbery 1st Degree. 

Jones is accused of burglarizing the following businesses: 

Waysider Restaurant 1512 Greensboro Ave. 10/24/13

Rama Jama Restaurant 1000 Paul Bryant Dr. 10/22/13

Hooligans Restaurant 1915 University Blvd. 10/23/13

The Bear Trap 1137 University Blvd 10/17/13

4th & 23rd Lounge 401 23rd Ave 09/24/13

El Rinco Latino Restaurant 1225 University Blvd 10/10/13

Car Quest Auto Parts 2800 Stillman Blvd 10/10/13

Nails Unlimited 1110 15th St 10/13/13

Fletcher Supply 1425 15th St 10/16/13

Olangias The Queen 800 21st Ave 10/23/13

Ruan Thai 1407 University Blvd 09/21/13

One Stop Laundry 1300 Paul W. Bryant Dr. 09/02/13

Shoe Show 612 15th Street 09/18/13

Cleansing Tide Laundry 1418 University Blvd 05/22/12

Divas Styling Salon 510 27th Ave 10/17/13

Threads & Heads Embroidery 914 Queen City Ave 09/06/13

Renovation Beauty Salon 400 Queen City Ave 08/25/13

The suspect was also charged with the following Robbery:

Soap N Suds 1428 10th Ave 10/15/13

• The Alabama Obesity Task Force has launched "ReThink Your Drink," a yearlong campaign to try to get people to make healthy choices when decideing what to drink. 

• A Spanish newspaper has published a document it says shows U.S. intelligence spied on more than 60 million phone calls in Spain in one month alone. Other newspapers have made similar allegations of U.S. spying in France and Germany.

• In entertainment news, Chris Brown was arrested over the weekend for a fight. He is still on probation for the Rihanna incident in 2009.

• According to our daily, the Tuscaloosa City Council wants to hold off on offering incentives for the Shoppes at Legacy Park shopping center until they've received more information about possible new retailers.

• With statewide elections still more than a year away, state finance records show that candidates have raised more than $11 million since June.

• Members of the House and Senate are about to begin negotiations on a five-year, $500 billion farm bill. If lawmakers don't get the job done, dairy supports could expire at the end of the year, sending the price of a gallon of milk soaring.

• Republicans want answers on how so many technical problems with the health care website to buy insurance could have gone undetected and whether or not the personal information of Americans is safe.

• Michael Jackson's doctor Conrad Murray has been released from jail after serving about half of his four-year sentence. He is still actively appealing his conviction.