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A recent decision by the Florida Division of Elections in Tallahassee has enraged candidates statewide.
May 19, 2013
A recent decision by the Florida Division of Elections in Tallahassee has enraged candidates statewide.
More than $1 million is earmarked for a Salem Road improvement project.
A man is now in custody for the Monday shooting of a Marianna man.
The Houston County Sheriff's Department and Dothan Police have joined forces to take down a major marijuana supplier.
A federal grand jury investigating government corruption heard from two men who led the Alabama Democratic Party during former Governor Don Siegelman's unsuccessful lottery campaign in 1999.
U.S. Attorney Alice Martin calls the delay in Rudolph's trial disappointing.
President Bush has been answering questions from federal prosecutors in the CIA leak probe.
Nearly 70 people are now reported killed after a spate of apparently coordinated attacks in several Iraqi cities.
High school library renovations are now underway.
Alabama Governor Bob Riley says he wants to make the Enterprise-Ozark Community College's Aviation Campus a world competitor.
Residents in a Northwest Florida town fear a proposed road expansion will not be good for their city.
Andalusia and Covington County authorities have made, what they call, a record drug bust.
A Houston County grand jury has indicted a Webb man for capital murder in the death of his wife.
Juror dismissed from Scott Peterson case says guilt unproven.
A Macon County man who was twice bitten by a poisonous snake died Sunday at East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika.
The government says hundreds of thousands of baby strollers can be dangerous for babies.
A federal grand jury in Montgomery has heard from Nick Bailey, a former aide to Governor Don Siegelman who already is expected to be a key witness in the federal case against Siegelman and others in Birmingham.
Dothan City Commissioners are continuing to discuss the personnel board’s investigation of the police chief and the tax dollars being used to pay for it.
Dothan city commissioners are taking a close look at the city's curfew law for minors.
A Coffee County man is now in jail on burglary charges.
An escapee from Oskaloosa County has been recaptured in Walton County.
Authorities are still investigating the death of a Marianna man.
Federal judge approves plan to try Rudolph in Birmingham.
Gov. Bob Riley appointed his state finance director, Drayton Nabers, as chief justice.
If your child is sick and you can't find time during the day to take them to the doctor then worry no more, now you can take them at night.
