Hatcher Surrenders
Geneva County woman surrenders to police.
May 25, 2013
Geneva County woman surrenders to police.
A woman who confessed to one of the largest embezzlement schemes in Houston County history could soon be out of prison after spending just two months there.
The Alabama court system will soon be running more efficiently.
Richardson encourages all education employees to campaign in favor of referendum.
Coffee County works on the voting district lines.
Absentee voting has begun for the July 8 Dothan City Election.
It's been a hot topic for years, whether or not to rewrite Alabama's Constitution.
Crystal methamphetamine has been called an epidemic in the Tri-States.
Police are looking for a Slocomb woman who's wanted on forgery charges and a reward is being offered for her arrest.
Alabama becomes the last state in the nation to enact a law curtailing smoking.
Culver says Riley's tax plan will no longer cost Houston County millions.
Three meth labs broken up, a high speed chase and an arrest have kept Holmes County deputies busy.
Three men kidnap a Dothan man and hold him for ransom for his gambling winnings.
Courthouse move and open house is right around the corner.
A change in how teachers find time to prepare for their classes has many Houston County teachers upset.
A top aide to former Governor Don Siegelman goes to federal court to face charges for accepting bribes.
Bodies of missing couple from Troy have been found.
Evacuees allowed to return home.
Gov. Riley consults Calhoun County officials before signing startup of chemical weapons incinerator.
Gov. Riley has warning for Alabama lawmakers for the final day of legislative session.
Firefighters continue to battle wildfire that has claimed more than 250 homes in Arizona.
Supporter of affirmative action pleased with rulings.
Sparks supports tariff on Vietnamese catfish.
Rodney King pleads innocent to driving under the influence of PCP.
Delaware judge sets August trial in HealthSouth case.
