Posted: 5:48 PM Japanese tourists stopped in Headland today on their three-day tour of the Wiregrass. Today's stop was the Golden Peanut Company.

Posted: 4:30 PM Desmonte Leonard, the man accused of killing three and wounding three at a June 9 pool party at an Auburn apartment complex, pled not guilty to all charges at his arraignment on Thursday at the Lee County Justice Center.

Updated: 4:21 PM Alabama Lieutenant governor Kay Ivey visited Dothan.

Updated: 4:14 PM With new technology coming out every month, could books ever be taken out of the classrooms?

Posted: 4:07 PM Thursday, a former City employee, Julius Noble, was arrested and charged with theft of property.

Posted: 4:05 PM The Dothan Police Department has made a three count felony arrest following an ongoing investigation of theft which involved multiple cellular telephone towers.

Posted: 4:01 PM Several Alabama cities are planning ghostly events during the month of October.

Updated: 3:25 PM The Alabama Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics and The Safe Teen Driving Coalition are joining forces with pediatricians. It's all in an effort to educate teen drivers about the state's Graduated Driver License Law and safe driving habits. News 4's Muriel Bailey tells us more about a new toolkit they unveiled Thursday.

Updated: 3:12 PM The Houston-Love Memorial Library board awarded the contract for construction to local general contractor Mike Lewis of Lewis Construction.

Posted: 3:03 PM What: E-Waste Event - Saturday, September 29 Where: AL Cooperative Extension System (1699 Ross Clark Circle, Dothan) When: 8:00-11:00 A.M. Who: Partnering Agencies - Alabama Cooperative Extension System and Assured Data Destruction (WRC., Inc)

Updated: 1:27 PM A Japanese delegation tours the Wiregrass in day two of a three day peanut excursion.

Posted: 12:50 PM Attorney General Luther Strange, U.S. Attorney George L. Beck Jr. and DEA Assistant Special Agent in Charge for Alabama Clay Morris today held a news conference urging Alabamians to participate in a Prescription Take-Back Day to be held this Saturday, September 29, at locations throughout the state.

Posted: 12:47 PM Girard Middle School held Student Government Association elections this week.

Posted: 11:53 AM A Dothan man claimed the top prize in a recent Fantasy 5 drawing.

Updated: 11:51 AM In the first month of the law, the Department of Public Safety issued 14 tickets on Alabama highways.

Posted: 4:49 AM Court officials in Lee County say a University of Alabama fan is due in court for a hearing on charges that he poisoned Auburn University's landmark oak trees at Toomer's Corner.

Posted: 4:16 AM Police are discounting claims that a bullet caused a window to shatter at Democratic Party headquarters in Mobile.

Updated: 10:06 PM Dale County residents honor the lives of a young military family killed in a car accident.

Posted: 5:04 PM Attorney General Luther Strange and Walker County District Attorney Bill Adair announced the results of a law enforcement operation conducted yesterday morning by Special Agents and representatives of the Attorney General’s Office, the Walker County District Attorney’s Office and the Walker County Sheriff’s Office.

Updated: 4:41 PM For many people, shingles can come and go within weeks. But for one Geneva County man, it's lasted years. And now he wants to bring awareness to this nagging virus.

Updated: 10:21 PM A house fire on Friday, September 21st, has been ruled an arson.

Updated: 10:09 PM Police are investigating after a bullet struck a window at Democratic Party headquarters in Mobile.

Posted: 4:05 PM Gov. Robert Bentley has awarded grants totaling $1.3 million to fund extra patrols and continue other programs to minimize motor vehicle injuries and fatalities on Alabama roads.

Updated: 3:58 PM The leader of a popular youth ministry in Birmingham has pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to impersonate a police officer.

Posted: 2:16 PM The leader of a popular youth ministry in Birmingham has pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to impersonate a police officer.