Forty-six-year-old Harold Corbitt of Cottonwood is accused of gunning down another man during an argument.

State troopers say at least 17 people died on Alabama roads during the Christmas holiday travel period.

This holiday season a Wiregrass towing company wants to help you get home safely.

A man in a stolen van lead Dothan Police on a 10-minute chase around 5 p.m. Saturday night.

Voters' rejection of Riley’s $1.2 billion tax package is not stopping him from designing a world-class education system and a more trustworthy state government.

Lawyers for Gov. Jeb Bush are predicting defeat when a judge rules on the constitutionality of "Terri's Law."

An arrest has been made in connection with recent church burglaries in Coffee County.

A Henry County couple has been arrested and charged with manufacturing methamphetamine.

Its the largest roundup of suspected drug dealers in Dothan history with over 100 suspects.

Illusionist Roy Horn of "Siegfried and Roy" has been released from a Los Angeles hospital.

Rush Limbaugh has failed in his bid to keep his medical records secret.

Georgia's capitol is decorated with garland, poinsettias and budget cuts.

Alabama has more riches than most realize, it’s not hunting or fishing, but it’s vast array of bird species.

Even though this is only the first week of winter, Americans are already dealing with what experts are calling the worst flu seasons in thirty years.

The Winter solstice arrived Monday at 1:04 AM and public health officials remind us to be prepared.

Unmarked Collier sheriff's car mistaken for getaway car.

Mobile Christmas parade will be held despite name controversy.

Authorities say it was behind billions of unsolicited e-mail messages.

President Bush has signed legislation aimed at stemming the flood of unwanted emails.

The Salvation Army will distribute the gifts and food collected from generous Wiregrass residents on Dec. 19.

A new monument now stands in Veterans Park at Fort Rucker.

A Coffee County man is waiting to be sentenced after being convicted on federal bank robbery charges.

Dothan police are still searching for suspects in a couple of weekend armed robberies committed within minutes of each other.

Canada has allotted $225 million in aid for Iraq, but was upset last week when Bush officials said countries that didn't fight in Iraq couldn't bid on many contracts.

A judge has thrown out the extortion charges against state Senator Roger Bedford, saying the state failed to prove the powerful Democratic lawmaker had made a threat to commissioners in rural Marion County.