The Zero Tolerance campaign will include traffic patrols and sobriety checkpoints.

The Florida governor and the U.S. Secretary of State will lead a delegation to South Asia on Sunday.

Secretary of State Worley must consult with an advisory board before contracting for a new voter registration system.

Alabama State Troopers are gearing up for the New Year's holiday travel period.

Local authorities had quite a scare when the driver of a garbage truck found a Claymore mine.

Governor Bob Riley wants to hire 100 new state troopers to alleviate a lingering personnel shortage.

The F-B-I is investigating whether the organization has inflated its membership numbers in north Alabama.

The Justice Department has announced that HealthSouth Corp has agreed to pay the U.S. government to settle numerous allegations.

Stingy Americans? U.N. official's comment hits nerve of American charity.

Officials from the State Department and the Pentagon say some transport planes are already on the ground.

Secretary Powell will be Times Square's celebrity guest at New Year's Eve.

The United States is planning to add an extra $20 million to its initial Asian earthquake relief package.

Online casino buys naughty children's gifts.

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.