There's now hope for an economically depressed region of the panhandle.

Local radio station asking for contributions for servicemen in Iraq.

Hundreds of troops from Florida coming home.

Geneva County Sheriff Greg Ward has received a scientific analysis of the mold growing on the walls of the Geneva County Jail.

In a preliminary decision, a California judge has ruled the governor broke a state law during the last weeks of the recall race when he took out bank loans to help his cash-starved campaign.

A new federal investigation of the Ford Crown Victoria centers on the vehicle's rear axle design.

A young teen who stomped and kicked a playmate to death is expected to walk out of jail this week, nearly three years after getting a life prison term.

Halliburton says it's fired employees who allegedly took kickbacks.

Mother of Lionel Tate's victim wants him to accept responsibility.

Houston County deputies have always sworn, "to serve and protect." Now, they are learning how to save lives as well.

Northwest Florida officials and hotel owners are clashing over a proposal that would use tourist development taxes to hire more lifeguards.

The Dothan City Commission says they will have to look somewhere else to locate the Habitat subdivision.

An arrest has been made in a three-month-old Wiregrass murder case.

A Wiregrass man has been missing for more than two weeks and police still have no leads in the case.

Missing Panhandle girl found in Troy.

The Auburn University Trustee Board named Ed Richardson as interim president of Auburn University.

Senate committee holds hearing on proposed changes to overtime regulations.

Episcopalians who opposed their denomination's consecration of a gay bishop are gathering to form a new Network of Anglican Communion Dioceses and Parishes.

The favorite city among black tourists is Atlanta, the birthplace of the Reverend Martin Luther King Junior and home to the civil rights movement.

For some of the Michael Jackson fans gathered outside a California courthouse, their support of the pop star is proving to be very personal.

In a nod to the low-carb craze that's sweeping the nation, Burger King is rolling out breadless Whoppers this week.

Alabama's prison chief says he plans to move more than 1400 state inmates out of a Mississippi prison.

Retired Marine Infantry veteran Oliver North will hold a book signing at Fort Rucker.

A suspect has been arrested more than two years after robberies at two restaurants in the Florida panhandle.

A Wiregrass woman is in jail after leading police on a high-speed chase that involved nearly a dozen law enforcement agencies.