Wiregrass Rehabilitation Center is closing the doors to two of their area facilities.

It appears that Alabama voters won't see a debate between the major candidates for governor before the primary election on June sixth.

The former business partner of lobbyist and landfill developer Lanny Young testified today that Young once told her to use her influence in the state attorney general's office to stop a Medicaid fraud investigation involving a Tuscaloosa physician.

One of the south's oldest textile companies, Avondale Mills, has announced it may close some of its operations in Alabama and is attempting to sell others

A Dothan man took a trip to the slammer Monday after leading police on a pursuit through several Dothan neighborhoods. Police say they had been scoping this guy out for the past several days, and when they got the evidence they needed, they decided to make their bust.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation commission has set an 11 week 2006 alligator hunting season.

Residents in Coffee County’s rural basin community say it's not uncommon to see packs of wild dogs in the area.

Geneva County Sheriff Greg Ward is asking the E-911 board for more time to come up with a funding solution.

The countdown to hurricane season is on and local supply stores are noticing more people buying preparation materials now than ever before.

The Women's Center at Southeast Alabama Medical Center held a luncheon to conclude the celebration of national women's health month.

Authorities urge drivers to buckle up and slow down during Memorial Day weekend. Both state and local police have received a grant that will pay their employees overtime to step up patrols in the "Click it or Ticket" campaign.

Alabama Governor Bob Riley is spending the day in Dothan; talking about topics ranging from education to industrial advancement in the state.

Legal action may soon be taken against those in Coffee County who haven't been paying their monthly garbage bills.

More than 26 million U.S. veterans and some of their spouses have had their personal information compromised.

With the start of the 2006 hurricane season, the state of Florida has created a hurricane sales tax holiday on storm essentials.

A popular panhandle boat ramp will be closed for repairs.

A car plowed into an Alabama church early Sunday morning leaving a gaping hole in the wall of the building.

Relatives of a man suspected of opening fire in a Baton Rouge, Louisiana, church say he had domestic trouble in the past.

Area stores encourage consumers to gear up for the upcoming hurricane season now.

First United Methodist church choir is traveling to different states sharing their artistic talents.

Homeless shelters need extra supplies to prepare for upcoming storm season.

Dothan Police Chief John Powell went to Washington to promote funding for juvenile programs throughout the state of Alabama.

Men and women across the Wiregrass have switched career paths to become firefighters. Graduation ceremony was held Friday afternoon and they told News 4 why they considered one of the most dangerous professions.

The Enterprise City Council voted to spend $1.4 million for a sewage treatment upgrade.

Dothan police are still searching for three men they believe are responsible for Thursday’s armed robbery of a local jewelry store. Investigators say they are actively pursuing several leads.