Water Future
Experts are saying water costs need to rise in Florida in order to protect natural resources while supporting the state's growing population
May 18, 2013
Experts are saying water costs need to rise in Florida in order to protect natural resources while supporting the state's growing population
California film crew interviews convicted church bomber in prison.
In Washington County more than 100 friends and family paid honor to a former lawmaker who was credited with shaping the political landscape of Northwest Florida.
NAACP chapters across the nation including the Dothan-Wiregrass Chapter are taking part in a voter empowerment program.
Dale County authorities are asking residents to make sure they have the correct addresses posted.
A Homeland Security Grant is allowing Houston County commissioners to start work on implementing an early-warning system.
Commission report says Iraq, al-Qaida had "contacts," but were not partners in attack.
Newton mayor stepping down August 1.
Voters in one Northwest Florida County will be asked to pass a tourist tax this November.
Funding problems are leading to the closing of a middle school in Ozark.
Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office is investigating a beach assault.
Dothan Police are trying to catch a couple of thieves and they need your help.
There will be no public access to ongoing negotiations between the city of Enterprise and Adelphia Cable, at least that's the word now.
A Florida woman has been sentenced after pleading guilty to murder.
Alabama, 31 other states settle with three telecoms in wireless probe.
Highway construction on Westgate Parkway could begin soon.
Narcotics investigators with the Police Department and 12th Circuit Drug Task Force arrest an Enterprise man.
A Henry County robbery suspect is now behind bars.
A former Walton County public school teacher has pled no contest to felony battery.
A man who appears in the documentary "Super Size Me" is holding a new record.
One reduced the number of candidates for the August 24 mayor’s race in Ozark.
After months of heated discussion, a mobile home ordinance has been established in one Wiregrass city.
A report released says a Dothan police officer involved in a high-speed chase that turned deadly last week did nothing wrong.
Federal, state, and county authorities have discovered several large marijuana fields in both Florida and Alabama.
Seven Wiregrass residents have been arrested on drug charges.
