The Sunrise News Sampler

The driver who crashed her car through the side of Sam's Club was experiencing medical problems when she drove her car through the roll-up access door of the store.  Two other shoppers were injured in the incident.
Tuscaloosa police are searching for two suspects in the theft of multiple items from the locker room at Holy Spirit High School last week. Most of the items taken were cell phones and money.  Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers, and information leading to an arrest will be eligible for a cash reward.

Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard was arrested yesterday on felony ethics charges, accusing him of misusing his office as speaker and his previous office as chairman of the Alabama Republican Party for personal gain.

The Alabama Small Business Commission, set up by Gov. Bentley to assist small business development, is set for its first meeting in Montgomery today.

New evidence in the Ferguson, Mo. shooting death of Michael Brown has been released, and Brown's blood is said to have been inside the police car as well as on Wilson's uniform.

Federal health officials have released new guidelines for health care workers who take care of Ebola patients, requiring them to wear full protective clothing from head to toe.

A lawsuit taking on the classified ad website Backpage.com comes before the Supreme Court of Washington State today. Three sex trafficking victims say the website helps promote the exploitation of children, while the site argues that the Communications Decency Act gives it immunity from the activities of its members or users.

Fashion designer Oscar de la Renta died at his Connecticut home yesterday at the age of 82. He is said to have had cancer.

Double-amputee Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius has been sentenced to a maximum of five years in the shooting death of his girlfriend  Reeva Steenkamp, which means he could move to house arrest in as little as eight months.