It's been an ongoing issue, but finally it looks like complications surrounding the city of Dothan’s Civil Service Act will be finalized. In this morning's city commission meeting, plans were approved to appoint a committee to look in to Civil Service Act changes.

Instead of staying at home for the Martin Luther King holiday, Monday morning many soldiers went to Fort Rucker to meet with U.S. Senator Richard Shelby.

Turkish military reportedly finds pope's shooter unfit for service.

Bush ties Abraham Lincoln to Martin Luther King.

Maryland law will force Wal-Mart to boost employee health care.

Jurors watch video of guards trying to enter Geoghan's prison cell.

Governor Bob Riley has appointed Ozark Municipal Court Judge Stan Garner as Dale County’s new district court judge.

Watching for terrorist threats has always been a priority for the United States. And the past year has been filled with natural disasters as well.

The Alabama Hospital Association recognized 10 area medical employees as healthcare heroes.

Headland Avenue in Dothan will be closed for a month, and city officials want to let drivers know.

State legislation began yesterday and tax cuts are a priority, Houston County commissioners are hoping to get a new item on the agenda. They need state and federal funds to begin a bridge project and widen Brannon Stand Road from two lanes to four lanes.

An American soldier on a two week leave from Iraq took time to speak to the Kiwanis Club this morning.

After our story on News 4 at 6 last night about Sunday liquor and draft beer sales, one man is making a plea to Dothan residents. Don't endorse it.

A local bar owner's liquor license has been turned down by Dothan’s city commission, and he wants to know why.

California Congressman Rohrabacher defends Abramoff as 'good person'.

Newly elected Mayor Pat Thomas doesn't have a problem with draft beer sales. The issue was brought up by the Dothan Convention and Visitor’s Bureau.

Texas high criminal court denies DeLay's requests for dismissal of charges or quick trial.

Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito's confirmation hearing has opened on Capitol Hill.

Famous singer, Lou Rawls, has died at age 72.

A West Virginia man says a note from his uncle who died in a coal mine this week indicates he thought he'd be in heaven and "will see us again."

Mine survivor shows signs of improvement.

Sixteen year old adventurer ducks own news conference.

Fire damages auto parts store, but alligator's OK.

Lobbyist Jack Abramoff has pleaded guilty in Washington to federal charges of conspiracy, tax evasion and mail fraud.

Beer, cigarettes, gas, generators and liquor top the list of the most common items stolen by looters in Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina.