Glory To Him Church in Ozark is providing hurricane victims with housing and other needs to get back on their feet.

A newly developed cosmetic design is on display at Southeast Alabama Medical Center.

The chief of the New Orleans Police is stepping down from that post.

Workers find Mustard agent leaking from artillery shell.

President Bush is on his seventh trip to the Gulf Coast since Hurricane Katrina hit a month ago.

State Rep. David Graves, charged with drunken driving for a second time, was denied by a judge Tuesday in his contention that his position as lawmaker means he cannot break the law while the Legislature is at work.

New Orleans police plan tribunal for missing officers during Katrina.

Lawmaker uses centuries-old law as DUI defense.

Brown tells aides he should have sought military help sooner.

Lawmaker wants warning label on fries.

Anti-war mom arrested outside the White House.

An 87-year-old woman who survived the horrific bus fire that killed 23 hurricane evacuees is recounting her ordeal.

Federal prosecutors want to know if a maker of bulletproof vests put President Bush's life in danger.

John Roberts is virtually assured of confirmation as the nation's chief justice.

Officials are still trying to determine how many people died when a bus caught fire Friday morning near Dallas.

With the Wiregrass feeling the outside effects of Hurricane Rita, local agencies still want you to remember the victims of Hurricane Katrina, who need your help today as much as ever.

All disaster recovery centers in Alabama will adopt new daily hours of operation beginning September 23.

The county is proposing a new budget that should be voted on next week.

Alabama jails are overcrowded, and the Wiregrass area is no exception.

Legislation would require plans for pet safety after disasters.

Authorities are trying to aid motorists running out of gas.

If you're going to steal a gas station employee's car, don't come back an hour later to get a fill-up.

Judge John Roberts has moved one step closer to becoming the nation's 17th chief justice.

Local and state education officials are taking in children of displaced families.

FEMA will be moving on to another location after 7 p.m. Saturday.