Atlanta mayor has fined country club for violating the city's human rights ordinance.

A new study finds Alabama residents are putting off getting married.

More than 25,000 collisions between cars and deer have been reported in Alabama in the last 10 years.

A new website helps college-bound students prepare for higher learning.

A federal program is helping some of Alabama's foster children go to college.

Alabama shoppers are expected to flock to stores the day after Christmas -- even though it falls on a Sunday.

Man dies in single-car accident

Former Alabama Agriculture Commissioner may run for lieutenant governor in 2006.

Help is needed to assist victims of area fires.

District Attorney wants to crack down on payment of delinquent fines.

With major pain relievers in question, what's a consumer to do?

Bush pardons four people, bringing first-term clemency total to just 31.

Computer hackers and lawyers from across the nation are offering to help a Michigan family access the e-mail of a Marine killed in Iraq.

Witnesses recall Blake's behavior after his wife was shot.

Robert Blake's defense attorney is continuing to attack the evidence against his client.

Florida officials voted unanimously to extend an emergency rule banning insurance companies from canceling or not renewing policies.

Official says it's premature to say what will happen with drugs linked to increased heart risk.

Gov. Jeb Bush hands out gifts in Melbourne.

Prosecutors are seeking to hold a Kansas woman without bond pending trial on charges she killed a pregnant woman and stole her fetus.

A California prosecutor says the evidence is clear, Robert Blake killed his own wife after two stuntmen refused to do it.

Post offices see fewer letters to St. Nick as e-mail gains popularity.

Time Warner and the justice department have reached a settlement over allegations of accounting fraud at the company's AOL division.

Court throws out 12-year state prison sentence in Colorado's largest wildfire.

Elvis Presley's name and image could soon be more aggressively marketed.

City hawk advocate agrees to leave Paula Zahn alone.