It's almost time to fall back on the clock. But there's something else firefighters want you to adjust.

The Wiregrass Archives has a new location at Troy University.

The holiday shopping season is in mere weeks, and retailers are already preparing for the holiday rush.

The 2012 Alzheimer’s a "walk to remember" lives up to its name.

The Bay County Sheriff’s Office received a complaint from an employee in reference to identity theft. The employee realized his identity had been compromised and filed the complaint on September 24, 2012.

(MONTGOMERY) –Attorney General Luther Strange announced the felony ethics conviction today of a former state trooper for using a state credit card to buy gasoline for his personal use. Jonathan Dees, 48, of Spanish Fort, had been stationed at the Mobile office of the Alabama Department of Public Safety.

It’s definitely good news, the post office has many jobs open in Alabama And post masters say you don’t need previous experience to get one.

A team from NASA is searching for a meteorite that was seen streaking across the northern Alabama sky.

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit that contended Alabama's $1.7 billion General Fund budget violated state laws requiring balance budgets.

Former Alabama Chief Justice Perry Hooper Sr. has endorsed fellow Republican Roy Moore for chief justice.

The fiscal year for Wiregrass United Way 2-1-1 ended this past September 2012. Calls to 2-1-1 from residents in the Wiregrass were up 9% over the previous year.

On October 29, 2012 Blake Jerrod Earl was arrested in Madison County, Alabama.

Alabama Republican Party Chairman Bill Armistead is accusing Democratic chief justice candidate Bob Vance of violating federal election law with a $2,000 contribution to Barack Obama's presidential campaign in 2008.

The ultimate outcome could affect similar efforts in other states.

A suspect in a grocery store robbery was released on from the Russell county Jail in Phenix City by mistake.

A deadly fire claims the life of a Henry County Man.

The Poarch Band of Creek Indians is resuming work on its $246 million casino and hotel in Wetumpka.

The Alabama Symphony Orchestra has made its way to Dothan.

The last time an emergency special needs center drill was done in Dothan was in 1997. And with the recent hurricane destroying much of the northeast, emergency officials decided it was time to have another one.

Announcement from University of Alabama President Guy Bailey

Ronnie Gilley will have an extra two weeks before reporting to prison.

The National Peanut Festival (NPF) Board has fully endowed the National Peanut Festival Scholarship with a check for $16,867.31.

Officials with the Salvation Army say their organization never under any circumstances solicits door-to-door.

Workers will be replacing pipes under the pavement between Ross Clark Circle and South Beverlye Road.

An Alabama town is facing a financial crisis as its revenues are nearly depleted.