Bodies Found
Four probation officials fired after six slayings.
May 19, 2013
Four probation officials fired after six slayings.
Tropical Storm Bonnie could threaten East Coast later this week.
A Panama City man is dead and another jailed after an argument on Friday night.
A Newton man is in jail facing two charges of attempted murder and other charges as well.
A one-time high school football player in Northwest Florida finds himself in trouble with the law again.
The controversy over who is responsible for relocating waterlines from underneath a road in central Coffee County continues.
Four people arrested for a multiple murder in Florida face bail hearings Monday.
Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols has been sentenced to life in prison -- again.
Schools begin first day of around the Wiregrass.
Alabama Commission on Higher Education survey reports tuition up at all of Alabama's four year schools.
An Ozark man is charged with reckless murder after a deadly traffic accident in the state capital.
A doctor connected to a new anthrax investigation applied for a biohazard patent shortly after the first of the 2001 anthrax attacks.
Senator accuses investigators of abuse after he's blamed for intelligence leak.
Saturn recalls more than 246,000 VUE sport utility vehicles.
Government holding millions in unclaimed pension benefits.
A Destin woman faces felony charges after a hit-and-run crash left a bicyclist dead on U.S. 98 in the Panhandle.
The Alfred Saliba Family Services Center received a $150,000 continuation grant from Gov. Bob Riley.
Seventy-four-year-old condemned murderer James Barney Hubbard has been executed.
President Bush is scheduled to tour the Florida Panhandle on Tuesday, making stops in Pensacola, Niceville and Panama City.
Walton County Crimestoppers is offering a cash reward for information that leads to the arrest in an armed robbery.
Several law enforcement agencies raided a couple of rooms at a Wiregrass motel Tuesday night.
The National Shooting Sports Foundation has partnered with local law enforcement to distribute more than 280,000 free gunlocks in Alabama.
A jury ordered a former minister to pay more than two (m) million dollars in a lawsuit filed by a man whose wife had an affair with the pastor who was counseling the couple over marital problems.
A federal judge has thrown out most of former Gov. Don Siegelman's defense team.
Defense attorney Mark Geragos is describing the newly discovered evidence as "potentially exculpatory."
