Severed Arm
The arm of a 22-year-old man was severed at a local recycling plant in Dothan.
May 18, 2013
The arm of a 22-year-old man was severed at a local recycling plant in Dothan.
Superintendent Hobbs has put a hold on Dothan City Schools cuts.
Two vacant coaching positions at two of Dothan's high schools filled.
Census shows Alabama has grown slower than the rest of the nation.
Governor's son among attorneys suing nursing homes.
Alabama Attorney General Bill Pryor is everything abortion rights activists don't want in a federal judge.
The battle over the Georgia state flag may finally be over.
A player on the Chipola Junior College baseball team was killed in a car crash over the weekend.
Pryor joins national settlement against H & R Block.
Gov. Bob Riley awards grant to train police in DUI detection.
Chambliss visits three Georgia military bases about closure possibilities.
State school board approves tuition aid for Guard members and workers.
House debate continues on felon voting bill.
School program in the Wiregrass has been downsized.
The flap over the Houston County Courthouse may not be over just yet.
Renovation plans will not include spending tax dollars.
Event at Houston County Farm Center to rally for the troops and America.
Fort Rucker to survive new round of base closures.
Some Florida troops have come back from Iraq.
House considers changes to open meetings law.
Former HealthSouth VP takes witness stand, refuses to talk.
Four-way stop signs are going up at the intersection of Brannon Stand Road and Murphy Mill Road.
The convicted ringleader in the 1973 Alday murders is scheduled to die May 6.
Police are investigating a shooting in Dothan that left one man injured.
Families of military troops deployed to Iraq facing financial troubles.
