--ABC-32, the Montgomery C-W, and Alabama First Lady Patsy Riley presented a check to Kid One Transport for $12,500 on the steps of the Governor’s mansion on this week. The money was raised through ABC-32’s Oprah’s Big Give “Buy a Driver” campaign, one of Mrs. Riley’s favorite non-profit organizations.

--Is there a sports car in the future of Montgomery's Hyundai plant? Industry analysts and economists think so, but the South Korean automaker isn't commenting. Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama now produces the Sonata, a sedan, and the Santa Fe, a SUV, but isn't running at its 300,000-vehicle capacity and could handle a third model, both factory officials and experts agree.

--Oak Mountain State Park near Birmingham is once again hosting “Gone Fishin’, Not Just Wishin’” for hundreds of Shelby and Jefferson county Exceptional Anglers (special needs students). The annual event, sponsored by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR), the Shelby and Jefferson County School Systems, Alabama Power Company, Alagasco, Consolidated Pipe, El Paso Southern Natural Gas, and a host of other supporters, began today and will continue through Friday.