Gay Marriage
Gay marriage lawsuit certain; court will determine effect.
May 25, 2013
Gay marriage lawsuit certain; court will determine effect.
Opening arguments are expected to begin Wednesday in the capital murder trial of Westley Devon Harris.
A jubilant Gov. Bob Riley says he believes Alabama voters sent a message to the rest of the country in its support of Republican George W. Bush.
Republican presidential candidates have carried Alabama in every election since Ronald Reagan began the streak in 1980, and President Bush is favored to make it seven in a row today against Democrat John Kerry and three others.
Freelance journalist arrested after photographing voting lines.
The flu vaccine shortage has more Alabamians eager to get the shot.
The remains of a missing man have been found at a facility for the mentally handicapped near Marianna.
The Alabama Bureau of Investigation is still looking into the shooting death of 47-year-old Aron Shaw.
A Florida high school teacher has been arrested for alleged sexual acts with his former students.
A condemned killer with a new lease on life heads back to court in Dothan.
A convicted killer could soon go free, but the man who put William Clark in prison says he'll try to keep him there.
A Pinellas Circuit Court judge says Terri Schiavo's feeding tube can't be removed until appeals are exhausted on a request for a new trial on the issue of whether she would want to live or die.
Motorists beware! Alabama State Troopers say they will soon begin another statewide crackdown on speeders.
Time to set clocks back to standard time.
Mark Hacking pleads innocent to killing wife.
Panama City Beach has adopted a five-flag warning system to reduce confusions of what the flags mean.
Authorities are looking for a Houston County woman wanted in connection with a forgery scheme.
An early Friday morning routine traffic stop results in a large drug seizure in Northwest Florida.
A burglary suspect in Dothan has been caught in the act.
The investigation continues into a shooting in Covington County that left one person dead.
Some of the behind-the-scenes exchanges over what the public should see and hear in the criminal case against former HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy have been divulged with the unsealing of two dozen files.
Election officials across Alabama say the tight presidential race is driving a huge interest in absentee voting.
Astronomers says if the skies are clear, people can expect to see the moon turn to a deep reddish, orangish, ghoulish color to coincide with Halloween.
An accused killer is free on bond and the mother of the victim is not happy.
A Wiregrass man is charged with stabbing his friend during a night of drinking and arguing.
