The news includes:

• The Family History Library's Saturday hours will change on April 13, 2013, to 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
• FamilySearch announces the additions of new collections, including the addition of indexing projects in process or completed.
• Findmypast.com has released 2.5 million UK criminal records covering the period 1770 to 1934.
• Ancestry.com announces that, for a limited time, users can buy Family Tree Maker 2012 and receive Photo Explosion Album, a photo editing software package for free.
• An international genealogy conference in the UK, Exodus: Movement of the People- The story of migration to, from, and within the British Isles - will be held September 6-8, 2013, at the Hinckley Island Hotel in Hinckley, Leistershire, UK. For more information, visit http://www.exodus2013.co.uk.

George provides reviews of some excellent materials:

• How to Archive Family Keepsakes by Denise May Levenick
• The Heirloom Registry, by Houstory Publishing (See more details at http://www.heirloomregistry.com.)
• A Week of Genealogy: Things to Know and Do Online and Offline by Dr. Margaret M. McMahon, Ph.D.
• Out-of-Style by Betty Kreisel Shubert

Listener email includes:

• Stan provides an excellent website called FileRight for Genealogy and Military Records, which includes many great military and naturalization links, at http://www.fileright.com/naturalization-family-roots-military-records.html.
• Beverly wanted to know why she can't locate 1820 U.S. federal census records for Montgomery County, NC.
• Tom asks about the future of DNA testing.

Drew talks about the resources he is using in two research projects in which he is participating.