Dale County Sheriff
Dale County Sheriff Bryant Mixon says he’s calling it quits.
May 20, 2013
Dale County Sheriff Bryant Mixon says he’s calling it quits.
A Dale County man charged with sexually abusing a child in a Dothan department store will remain behind bars.
Slocomb man continues to face even more charges.
The Dothan Police Department that has been under investigation for almost a year for several accusations.
Battleship honored 63 years after Pearl Harbor attack.
The Houston County Jail had some unexpected visitors over the weekend.
Neighbors and commissioners met at Cloverdale United Methodist Church to discuss further plans for a Flying-J Truckstop.
A Birmingham mother is charged with killing her daughter by reportedly pouring bleach down her throat and sitting on her.
Emerald Coast Crimestoppers needs your help and a reward is being offered.
A murder suspect in Alabama faces new, unrelated charges in Florida.
High speed chase involves three Florida counties.
Alabama becomes California's ally on medical marijuana.
A Fort Walton emergency dispatcher has been fired and a supervisor may face a similar fate.
Residents in Geneva County are complaining that coyotes are killing family pets.
Houston County sheriff's deputies make another methamphetamine arrest.
An accused child molester will remain behind bars.
A more recent murder case in Dothan has been solved.
A local business was victim to an armed robbery.
The Jackson County Sheriff's Office is investigating an armed robbery.
Houston County Sheriff Lamar Glover says a 12-year-old murder case has been solved with the indictment of a Dothan man.
Florida retailers: Holiday shopping more brisk than last year.
Salvation Army turns to automated bell ringers, cites shortage of volunteers.
A homeless Dallas man thought he had something special in a plate he inherited from a great-aunt.
Florida researcher finds virus in red fire ants.
Florida's top legislative leaders are joining a group of lawmakers who say they will support a bill requiring county jails to help felons regain their civil rights once they have served their sentences.
