46-year-old Kevin Dwight Venhuis of Abbeville is charged with being an illegal immigrant and possessing firearms without proper U.S. citizenship.

All scholarship applications (with attachments) must be submitted by mail and must be postmarked no later than December 31, 2012.

An investigation reportedly revealed they had been using city owned equipment for personal gain.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation is recognizing the agencies that preserved Montgomery's historic Greyhound Bus Station and made it into a museum honoring the Freedom Riders from the civil rights era.

The interim president of Alabama State University is ordering senior staffers to cooperate with an audit at the school.

Authorities want to determine if a body found in the woods of northeast Alabama is linked to an infamous drug ring that operated in the area.

More than a dozen law enforcement agencies across the state will make a surprise entrance at Children’s Hospital of Alabama Thursday.

A former youth minister who was already convicted of sexual abuse in Elmore County has been convicted of similar crimes in Cullman County.

SARCOA, or the Southern Alabama Regional Council on Aging in Dothan still needs, your help.

We all know going green can help save the environment, but what about it putting money back in your wallet?

One local daughter giving blood to help extend her mother's life.

Two sisters have gone missing in the Birmingham, Alabama area.

Residents speak out against a proposed landfill expansion at the Dothan Zoning Meeting.

Miriam Shehane and other crime victims will gather in Montgomery on Thursday to observe the 30th anniversary of Victims of Crimes and Leniency.

Gov. Robert Bentley has scheduled special elections to fill two legislative seats.

CBS is holding open casting calls for its new competition baking reality series based on the hit UK format “The Great British Bake Off,” where skilled amateurs with a passion for baking can prepare their signature dish for a chance to compete on the series.

Officials at the University of Alabama say a suspended doctoral student is in jail on charges of stalking and making terroristic threats.

Credit cards seem scary but can actually be rewarding if used properly.

This is a list no hospital wants to land on, and according to the hospital the reason they are on the list is one that should also be exposed.

Good news for the economy in Ozark.

Alabama hospitals are urging Governor Robert Bentley to expand the state's Medicaid program.

An Ozark man used a FEMA grant to purchase a storm shelter for his home.

Dothan City Schools Superintendent Tim Wilder formed a preliminary plan. It's to reconfigure the city's four middle schools. But it's not sitting well with many people.

Authorities say a woman is facing federal bank fraud charges stemming from a scheme to steal $900,000 from a company she worked for.

VictoryLand owner Milton McGregor plans to reopen his gambling facility in Shorter.