President Reagan Road
Houston County commissioners are supporting a request to honor the late President Ronald Reagan.
May 21, 2013
Houston County commissioners are supporting a request to honor the late President Ronald Reagan.
The Supreme Court announced Monday that it would consider whether people smoking pot on doctor's orders fall under a federal marijuana ban.
Tuesday runoff elections will be held from the local primaries that were back on June 1. Runoffs will be held in Barbour, Coffee, Dale, Geneva and Pike Counties.
A judge in Panama City refused to grant a killer's death wish.
Financial data may be targeted by virus.
For the second time this year, gas prices have dropped.
A Georgia man is dead after being hit by a car that sped away in Panama City Beach.
Narrowing down 53 applicants for the position of city manager.
Many area residents found themselves in the dark Sunday afternoon.
Government says 100 million doses of flu shots will be available.
It was a key moment for the defense in the Scott Peterson murder trial in California, but a police official is downplaying it.
Post runs the f-word as part of Cheney quote.
House panel approves funding to help protect Alabama cattle.
Three horses in Alabama infected with West Nile, no outbreak expected.
If you're planning on going scalloping in Florida's Gulf coast waters beginning next month, experts say you might find your catch a little sparse.
Filmmaker Michael Moore's “Fahrenheit 9/11” takes heat.
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.
