Wal-Mart, Sam’s Club, and the Food Bank are teaming up to distribute nutritious but appetizing snacks to youth.

Hundreds of Holmes County residents along the Stateline were without electricity for most of the day after a tornado touched down early Tuesday morning.

The Birmingham Naval Reserve Association presented a check for $257,000 Monday to Battleship Memorial Park officials.

State prosecutors are dropping the charges against a former Tampa teacher accused of having sex with a 14-year-old middle school student.

Federal authorities say they arrested a seminary man from Mississippi.

Court papers came to light last Wednesday, accusing a Dothan preacher of mishandling church funds.

Former Level Plains Mayor, Tim Jackson, finds himself in trouble with the law again after getting arrested for a traffic violation

The Alfred Saliba Family Services Center wants to lend a helping hand to underprivileged families here in Dothan. It decided to outfit over 70 women and children with brand new clothes to help their families get back on their feet financially.

Washington County officials are warning people in the area about another scam involving a letter from a company called Citi Financial group.

Coffee County Sheriff's Department investigators simply describe the case as extremely bizarre

A Dothan business was robbed at gunpoint Monday afternoon.

An 18-wheeled trailer was stolen and Ozark police need your help in finding it.

A statewide organization made a stop in the Wiregrass to rally up support for legislation against same sex marriages.

Troy University has been awarded one of 15 internationally competitive grants through a special program at the Microsoft Corporation.

Health officials from several agencies gathered in Dale County Monday for a bird flu conference.

On Saturday, doctors and volunteers conducted a drill to practice their plan of action should Avian Flu break out in Tennessee.

Exactly one year ago, a Marianna woman and her three sons were found dead inside their apartment. Since then police have made no arrests and have not identified any suspects.

Officials from the Department of Agriculture determined Friday the animal with mad cow disease in Alabama is at least 10 years old.

With the 2006 hurricane season beginning in June, the nation's top weather experts gather in Mobile next week to compare storm prediction research and lessons learned from Hurricane Katrina.

A suspect in the murder of a Dothan man will stand trial later this year.

A delivery truck driver in Troy has been charged with theft after filing a phony armed robbery report.

It is never too early for young people to think about a career path.

Enterprise-Ozark Community College became the first in the state to offer a free educational program for military personnel who have served in Iraq.

A routine traffic stop turned into a high speed pursuit in rural Covington County.

A Graceville teenager last seen on March 4 is still missing.