The Alabama Rural Coalition for the homeless, or "ARCH" says enough is enough.

Law enforcement officials from across Alabama are spending the week in Dothan to learn how to train their staff for upcoming disasters.

"Gallagher" tickets prices are 2 for 1.

Demolitions could be approved as early as Tuesday.

The Barbour County School system is at the center of a heated discussion.

Money from Capitol Hill can now only be spent on the larger roadways.

Cynthia Covington is director of child development at Enterprise-Ozark Community College. She felt it was important to bring in several experts on the subject.

Both Republicans and Democrats say Judge Samuel Alito today will clear the final hurdle before he's confirmed to the Supreme Court.

Bush address expected to tout progress in war on terror.

A Royal Caribbean cruise employee has been arrested and charged with attempting to rape a passenger during a weeklong cruise.

Adoptive mother falsely reported a kidnapping.

Two sisters in Florida are found to be victims of a prostitution ring.

A Challenger ceremony was held in Huntsville, AL.

The ninth annual farmer's market is in full swing in Headland. Equipment is being sold by many individuals simply to turn a profit, but some sellers are farmers who are going out of business.

Laura Campbell describes her grandmother Edna Reeves as the "perfect grandmother."

It's that time of year again, if you want to sign your child up for a local magnet school.

Plant bans everything but Fords from parking lot.

The Dothan Houston County Substance Abuse Partnership will run out of funding within the next few years.

The Dothan Police Department is kicking off a new program.

CBO estimate falls below White House number.

Road Rage in the Wiregrass is increasing.

The housing market cool-down continues

Proposed Plant Causes Mixed Reviews

Plans to expand a major highway into the Wiregrass are once again a topic of major discussion. And while state, county, and city officials all seem to be excited about the new project, many residents are quite the opposite

Alabama Gov. Bob Riley awarded $350,000 to support the expansion of Bell Aerospace Services.