Terror Threat: White House
Administration "ramping up" terror defenses; no spike in "chatter" seen.
May 25, 2013
Administration "ramping up" terror defenses; no spike in "chatter" seen.
A Dothan commissioner is worried the next time the Wiregrass experiences extreme dry conditions, Dothan's water supply won't be adequate.
There's good news for seniors who are eligible for Medicare.
A Houston County man remains jailed this morning for allegedly hitting two people with his car while they were walking along a road in Cottonwood.
It's another piece of the fallout from the clergy sex abuse scandal.
The U.S. Senate race in Illinois appears to be taking on a fresh, combative mood.
Every now and then an honest citizen comes along who's also worthy of mention.
A Wiregrass county faces legal action by a former jail inmate.
Testimony begins in the trial of a Dothan man charged with capital murder.
Alabama's Homeland Security makes stop in Dothan.
The Secretary of the Army made his first ever visit to Fort Rucker.
In a prime-time speech Monday night President Bush outlined a plan to install democracy in Iraq.
Attorney General Troy King says he will not take immediate legal action against officials in Tuscaloosa County for being late in mailing absentee ballots to military personnel.
Starting Monday, cell phone portability goes nationwide.
Dothan city leaders estimate skyrocketing gas prices will cost the city several hundred thousand dollars this year.
For the second time in a matter of months, Dothan Fire Fighters have been called out to fight a blaze at an abandoned property.
Dothan Police are still looking for a man who roughed up an elderly store clerk this weekend.
A rare Bengal tiger at a Florida Panhandle zoo has given birth to four cubs, including a pure white pair that joins only about 200 such tigers in the world.
A national anti-greyhound racing group and the Humane Society of the United States are asking Florida Attorney General Charlie Crist to investigate cocaine use at dog tracks.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa will be in Montgomery next month to participate in a fundraiser for education.
A new military two-way radio system is keeping garage doors shut in communities near Eglin Air Force Base in the Panhandle.
Lockheed Martin has selected its plant at Troy to develop and help produce a five-foot-long attack missile, providing as many as 70 jobs.
May is National Foster Care Month and some are taking time out to recognize some special people.
Downtown Dothan is making a comeback in the Circle City.
Another Wiregrass city is undergoing a major facelift.
