Comments Draw Fire
Some New Year's-related comments from a Connecticut congressman are getting an angry reaction.
May 18, 2013
Some New Year's-related comments from a Connecticut congressman are getting an angry reaction.
Seven National Guard units to hold deployment ceremonies.
A yearlong controversy is finally settled.
A holiday gift lands a 13-year-old Floridian in jail.
A dog poisoning investigation led to the arrest of a Northwest Florida man on drug charges.
Dothan Police believe they've cracked a counterfeit cash ring.
A Northwest Florida convenience shop clerk is glad to be alive after two men robbed her store.
Riley names Enterprise Mayor Tim Alford to head the new Office of Workforce Development.
State employees and public school workers shouldn't expect a cost-of-living raise next year.
In Chipley, the Washington County Commission is expected to consider the controversial move to relinquish its control of the local hospital.
Authorities across the Tri-State remain on the lookout for two men who held-up a Jackson County convenience store.
Someone out there has a $3 million winning lotto ticket, but hasn't come forward at this point.
State Agriculture Commissioner Ron Sparks says Alabama’s beef is safe to eat.
Forty-six-year-old Harold Corbitt of Cottonwood is accused of gunning down another man during an argument.
State troopers say at least 17 people died on Alabama roads during the Christmas holiday travel period.
This holiday season a Wiregrass towing company wants to help you get home safely.
A man in a stolen van lead Dothan Police on a 10-minute chase around 5 p.m. Saturday night.
Voters' rejection of Riley’s $1.2 billion tax package is not stopping him from designing a world-class education system and a more trustworthy state government.
Insurance programs for children and low-income families being cut.
Constitution movement regrouping after founder's death.
Officials are calling a 10-year effort to revitalize downtown Marianna a success. And that has local merchants smiling, all the way to the bank.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission will no longer enforce five state manatee speed zone areas in Lee County.
Houston companies push to get Libya sanctions lifted.
Government opens 300,000 acres of Alaskan national forest to logging .
Intelligence indicates terrorists interested in strikes outside major cities.
