Auburn University at Montgomery cheerleading coach Amanda Brasington is seeking interested individuals for the 2013-14 Warhawks' Cheerleading squad. Tryouts will be held from Friday, April 26 to Sunday, April 28 in the AUM Wellness Center.

In order to participate in the tryout, individuals must be a full-time student enrolled at AUM and must have an overall cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or higher. Freshmen or transfer students must have been accepted to AUM by the first day of tryout clinics and must bring their letter of acceptance in order to tryout.

Required information to bring to the tryout include: a physical form, tryout agreement and waiver, a tryout information sheet, a photo copy of your insurance card and a $40 cash or check (made payable to AUM Cheerleading).

Notasulga, AL (WSFA)- The National Weather Service survey team is confirming that an EF-2 tornado with maximum winds of 120 mph hit Notasulga Thursday evening.

The report is still being compiled, but officials say the tornado touched down at approximately 8:42 p.m. and stayed on the ground for 5.1 miles. The tornado's path was approximately 200 yards wide.

The tornado's strongest point came as it passed near the intersection of Hwy. 14 and Macon County Road 39 where a large home was heavily damaged.

Notasulga law enforcement immediately reported damage of an apparent tornado inside their community, affecting homes and bringing down power lines.

Notasulga straddles the Lee, Macon and Tallapoosa County lines, but Mayor Tommy Miller said all of the damage appeared to be confined to the Macon County portion.

MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA)- Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange's office is confirming the arrest of a former employee of the Alabama House of Representatives who is charged with failure to file income tax returns and failure to pay income taxes.

William Clay Covington, 41, surrendered Wednesday afternoon at the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office.

AG Strange's Special Prosecutions Division presented evidence to a Montgomery County grand jury on April 5 which resulted in six indictment charges against Covington for failing to pay income taxes on $237,620 in wages from the State of Alabama and $277,000 in other income from the Macon County Greyhound Park, otherwise known as Victoryland, and the Jefferson County Racing Association.

The indictment also charges Covington with four counts of failing to file an income tax return for 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009.