Senators weighing a landmark immigration bill have defeated an effort by Republicans to require biometric identification -- such as fingerprinting -- to track who is entering and leaving the country.

The Rural Domestic Preparedness Consortium is bringing a free Department of Homeland Security-certified course on Emergency Operations Plans for Rural Jurisdictions to Enterprise, Alabama.

Charges at the Dothan City Jail for May 14 include possession of drug paraphernalia, domestic violence, and marijuana possession.

James R. Bramlett's fish weighed in at a whopping 69 pounds.

Florida Highway Patrol troopers say 47-year-old Tracy Jay Tate turned into the path of a Nissan Xterra.

Demolition of the Kilgore House on the University of Alabama campus is scheduled for Tuesday.

The Senate Agriculture Committee is considering its version of the farm bill Tuesday.

Tom Hanks is the most trusted person in America.

Three man have been arrested and charged with stealing 4-wheelers and tools from a home in the Marley Mill Community.

Authorities are asking drivers to follow rerouted direction.

During the break between the spring and summer semesters at Troy University’s main campus, the computer lab will see reduced hours.

Right now, Florida has no Lieutenant Governor. Governor Rick Scott's been taking his time in picking a replacement. A decision could be coming soon - and the short list might surprise you.

A press release from the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office mentions a Poker Run happening the weekend of May the 18th at Fort Walton Beach.

Graduation season is right around the corner and with that comes parties and alcohol.

As the weather gets warmer people are more likely to come in contact with some wildlife.

Coffee County Sheriff Dave Sutton discusses why no criminal charges have been filed against the man who allegedly called in a bomb threat to Covington County last Thursday...

On Tuesday, May 14th Coffee Co. voters will have the opportunity to say yea or nea in regard to the renewal of a property tax which goes to the Enterprise City; Elba City; and the Coffee County school districts...

South Korean based HSAA Corporation in Enterprise breaks ground on a 65-thousand square foot addition at the Yancey Parker Industrial Plant.

Authorities say a man accused of threatening others with a knife in south Georgia has been killed.

Florida's 28 college presidents are earning millions in salaries and benefits, some of which are in apparent violation of state law.

Casey Anthony's attorneys say comments made by the judge who presided over her criminal trial raise questions about whether she can get a fair defamation hearing in state court in Orlando.

Attorneys prosecuting a former neighborhood watch volunteer in Florida want to make sure George Zimmerman's trial isn't about any wrongdoing by the teen he fatally shot last year.

O.J. Simpson is back in a Las Vegas courtroom to ask for a new trial in the case that sent him to prison in 2008.

The schools Accountability Act, which will give tuition grants for students to transfer from failing schools, may not be in its final form.

Agriculture Agent Jennifer Bearden, along with a representative from Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, will host an informational meeting concerning nuisance wild hogs on May 23, at 6:00 p.m.