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We've heard stories here in the Wiregrass lately about a stabbing at one school, and allegations of hazing at another.
May 22, 2013
We've heard stories here in the Wiregrass lately about a stabbing at one school, and allegations of hazing at another.
The Environmental Protection Agency has given the Anniston Army Depot permission to incinerate more rockets filled with deadly GB nerve agent.
Two Alabama soldiers were among eight Americans killed in an attack in Iraq.
The Dothan Fire Department is ready to begin putting together a regional response team to handle hazardous materials scenes and possible acts of terrorism.
It could cost the City of Dothan more than expected to join the state's retirement system.
The case of an accused killer from Dothan has been bound over to a Henry County Grand Jury.
Theft of numerous handguns in Cowarts involves federal authorities.
Three suspects are in jail Thursday morning after a drug bust in Jackson County.
Vaccines were recalled in 24 countries because a live strain was found in some samples.
If you live in Chapelwood and you've been paying for flood insurance, you may be able to get some or all of that money back.
Bats have once again become a health concern in one Wiregrass neighborhood.
Officials say the white powdery substance found in area convenience store was harmless.
The city's financial report for fiscal year 2003 is out, and it shows the city in the black.
After months of searching, Dothan city leaders are back to square one when it comes to their city manager search.
Alabama driver licenses will have a new look next year.
Tampa area elementary school dance teacher has admitted to hit and run accident.
Ozark Police are warning residents to beware of suspicious phone calls.
Police need your help finding a Dothan man who is wanted by police in two Wiregrass cities.
Police are still investigating an anthrax scare in Coffee County.
Southern Living magazine is recalling its April issue from newsstands.
Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown have had a tumultuous few months.
State officials say the Panhandle's Holmes County led the state by hauling in over 6400 marijuana plants in 2003.
Gov. Riley says he's organizing a committee of legislators, lobbyists and business people to recommend solutions to the state's problems, particularly rising healthcare costs.
Republican Governor Bob Riley says members of the Democrat-controlled Alabama Legislature are intent on raising taxes and aren't serious about reforming government.
A Henry county woman convicted of killing her baby will also remain behind bars a while longer.
