Adelphia Protest
Enterprise residents are angry about their Adelphia cable bill and the mayor of the city tells people he is on their side..
May 18, 2013
Enterprise residents are angry about their Adelphia cable bill and the mayor of the city tells people he is on their side..
Former Chief Justice Roy Moore is traveling all over the United States.
The Alabama State Troopers are still investigating a wreck that took a life on Boll Weevil Circle.
People are becoming more Internet savvy, but an increased amount of people is also getting scammed over the Internet.
Homicide suspect Vincent Roger Harris has agreed to return voluntarily to Tennessee where he is wanted in the death of his father-in-law.
Investigators believe they've solved the murder of a Dothan man.
Houston County deputies say several Wiregrass residents are in jail after a major methamphetamine bust.
An elderly Houston County couple is lucky to be alive after an intruder broke into their home.
A Houston County jury has recommended the death penalty for a convicted killer.
An Ozark man is in jail in connection with a string of store burglaries in Dale County.
Ground breaking for new expansion of Kelley Foods of Alabama.
Alabama residents seeking copies of driver's license records or wanting to get a suspended license reinstated might run into a red light.
Ousted Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is coming to Dothan this week.
The race for a Dothan city manager has now been reduced from four to three candidates.
Family of Lebanese-born Marine waits in Utah home for confirmation he's been freed.
HealthSouth sentences raise questions about punishment.
Authorities in Okaloosa County Florida said they still aren't sure why a man in their custody died this weekend.
A man wanted for murder and aggravated arson in Tennessee is now in custody after being captured in Northwest Florida.
Dothan Police now know how a recent murder victim died, but whoever killed him is still at-large.
A Dothan man convicted of capital murder goes back to court Tuesday and prosecutors will try to send him to death row.
Some Wiregrass voters will go back to the polls next month.
A court order in a dispute over water quality standards has blocked the Alabama Department of Environmental Management from issuing water pollution permits.
Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions got a firsthand look at the now-sovereign country of Iraq.
Statue of Liberty to reopen Aug. 3, with new visitor rules.
Parents of woman in right-to-die case barred from fight over law keeping daughter alive.
