Minister Sex Charge
The minister of a Wetumpka church is in jail today charged with sexually abusing two young girls.
May 21, 2013
The minister of a Wetumpka church is in jail today charged with sexually abusing two young girls.
A Dale County man charged with sexually abusing a child in a Dothan department store is now headed to prison.
A Dothan woman is in jail this morning and charged with killing her common-law husband.
The search for a missing mother continues.
White House welcomes CBS firings over faulty Guard report.
Pryor supporters debate timing of confirmation vote.
Judge delays trial of ex-HealthSouth CEO Scrushy by one week.
A high speed chase ended in Dothan over the weekend.
Police say they're now hoping to find the body of a Coffee County man they've been hunting for over a week.
Four CBS News staffers were fired Monday following the release of an independent investigation that said a "myopic zeal" led to a "60 Minutes Wednesday" story about President Bush's military service that relied on allegedly forged documents.
Microsoft offers free virus-removal, anti-spyware programs.
Second U.S. appeals court throws out disputed copyright subpoenas.
A ruling by a New York federal judge may have many people reaching for the dental floss.
First parade of the Mardi Gras season kicks off Saturday.
Four small property insurers want out of storm-ravaged Florida.
Lung Association: Florida spends too little against youth smoking.
Tsunami victims get water purifiers Panhandle base helped create.
Driver escapes unhurt after hitting a tractor trailer truck.
Police suspect young children are involved in damage to school's agriculture building.
Adventureland vandals may get caught sooner than they think.
A Coffee County man is jailed on child pornography charges.
Two robbery suspects remain on the run Friday morning and police need your help to find them.
AAA Alabama's statewide survey shows gas prices are starting to fluctuate again.
Teen hit by drunk driver awarded $5.6 million.
A judge resentenced Jerry Jerome Smith to the death penalty for the second time.
