MONTGOMERY – Governor Robert Bentley issued a statement following the deadly tornado that struck Oklahoma on Monday afternoon.

Women in uniform...Something you may not see too often.

Daleville police need your help tracking down a person that threw out a dog like a piece of trash.

The gift of sight is something many of us take for granted.But for patients like Patricia Taylor, it's a gift they'll never forget receiving.

Humans are the leading cause of public pool contamination. Fecal matter was found in nearly 60 percent of Atlanta's public pools last summer.

On 05-17-2013 Anthony Daron Shivers was admitted to the Jackson Hospital suffering from a stab wound to his lower abdomen shortly after 2:00AM.

The Alabama Legislature has authorized city and county school systems to hire armed security guards to protect students.

Fort Rucker officials invite the Wiregrass communities to their Memorial Day Ceremony May 23, at 8:30 a.m. at Veterans Park here, to honor those who died serving our county.

Please note that tomorrow, May 21, SAMC will begin work to replace the building signage at the top of the east wing, facing the parking deck.

Today, the Alabama House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 286, a bill sponsored by Senator Scott Beason and Representative Ed Henry that seeks to protect the Second Amendment rights of Alabamians.

A Panama City man has been charged with 20 counts of possession of child pornography.

In August, Florida shoppers will be able to buy computers without having to pay sales tax.

The Alabama House has rejected Gov. Robert Bentley's proposal to delay private school tax credits for two years.

Beginning Tuesday evening, May 21, 2013, at 7:00 p.m. thru Wednesday morning, May 22, 2013, at 7:00 a.m. the two (2) west bound lanes of East Main Street will be closed between Museum Avenue and N. Oates Street.

An Enterprise man faces multiple charges after he attempted to flee the scene of an accident.

The exhibit is currently on display at the Wiregrass Museum, it will remain there until July 14.

A report from the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources states that other states could see an even shorter snapper season than Alabama.

Dothan Police arrested and charged a man listed as a sex offender after he confirmed he worked a business near a school.

Phone counselors are now available to help long-term care Medicaid recipients choose their health plans.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott is vetoing nearly $400 million from the state's new budget.

A bill to expand the program drew opposition from Gov. Robert Bentley and never went anywhere.

The outside of the new medical school in Dothan is almost complete.

Winning tickets were bought in Navarre and Kissimmee, lottery officials reported Monday.

47-year-old Dylan Borsky of Panama City beach hit a concrete median on Thomas Drive at Captain Avenue, near the old Treasure Ship restaurant, just before 4:00 AM Sunday.

A falcon perched onto of a Cleveland Metro Cam Friday (5/17) night.