Updated: 5:00 PM The department of veteran's affairs is warning people about a fraudulent company targeting veterans.

Updated: 3:28 PM Gas prices are sky high in many cities across the nation. Some gas stations are 30 cents more a gallon than others. Even though you can't see the full price, Taylor’s gas station on Third Avenue is selling gas for $3.19 a gallon.

Updated: 12:59 PM Cable firm to offer free high-speed Internet to military families.

Updated: 12:58 PM Bush at odds with senators, others on offshore drilling proposal.

Updated: 11:19 AM The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency says the government must help persuade Hurricane Katrina victims to move back to disaster-stricken areas.

Updated: 11:18 AM One grand jury felt prosecutor had scant evidence against DeLay.

Updated: 4:37 PM Hurricanes Katrina and Rita could eventually start digging into the pockets of those who are planning to build a home.

Updated: 5:20 PM The United States mint is announcing that for the first time in history, the image of President Thomas Jefferson will face forward on the 2006 dated nickel.

Updated: 4:03 PM A new study says teens who just started smoking would like to quit.

Updated: 4:01 PM Cancer patients often experience fatigue and memory loss from treatment with chemotherapy. It's called Chemobrain, and there's no FDA approved treatment for it. But now, a new study uncovers a drug that could help.

Updated: 3:58 PM Scientists have recreated the Spanish Flu Virus which killed tens of millions of people in the last Century.

Updated: 12:08 PM Supreme Court to hear case involving doctor-assisted suicide law.

Updated: 9:17 AM Democratic Senator Harry Reid "impressed" by Miers, asks colleagues to delay judgment.

Updated: 8:17 PM Schools below the state's education standards have options for their students under the No Child Left Behind Act.

Updated: 6:54 PM Dothan Police Department is hosting a crisis training seminar.

Updated: 6:07 PM The third leading cause of death in athletes is heat illness.

Updated: 8:05 PM Ousted Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore says he'll still keep God in government.

Updated: 5:59 PM Delta Airlines is cutting back on some of its scheduled flights because of the damage to the oil refineries caused by hurricane Katrina and Rita.

Updated: 4:55 PM The 6th Annual Coffee County Breast Cancer and Women's Health Issue Forum was held Tuesday.

Updated: 4:52 PM Several Coffee County correctional officers believe prison is not always the answer when it comes to addiction.

Updated: 4:49 PM Beginning in October, Alabama residents can begin paying their 2006 property taxes at their respective County Revenue Commissioner's Office.

Updated: 4:47 PM Judy Hudson surrendered at the Geneva County Sheriff's Department Monday accompanied by her lawyer.

Updated: 4:44 PM In just a matter of days, it will become harder for people to declare personal bankruptcy because of changes in federal law.

Updated: 4:42 PM The Farm Service Agency is now offering federal assistance loans to eligible family farmers in some parts of Florida.

Updated: 4:41 PM The Federal Emergency Management Agency will host a meeting for disaster contractors in Montgomery this week.