The Chambers County Sheriff’s Office is conducting an internal investigation after residents in the area were not notified of a sex offender living in the area.
According to the sheriff’s office, there have been complaints of someone calling citizens, identifying themselves as a social worker with Social Security, and requesting personal information.
Two dogs that attacked and killed 29 cats at the Dothan Animal Shelter have been euthanized. Police Chief Steve Parrish said they were put down last Thursday.
An East Alabama high school is facing backlash after having a prayer before recent home football games. Now, the community is responding to the decision to substitute the prayer for a moment of silence.
WSFA 12 News learned Tuesday construction to widen all six bridges won’t start for at least two years because of all the planning that’s involved and the bidding process.
A video tribute honored Rod Bramblett and his wife Paula who died in a car accident in May. Fans also saluted their family members who were on the field.
What’s a game day without a tailgate? Have you ever wanted to tailgate, but despised setting everything up under the sizzling heat? If so, you may want to look into ‘The Tailgate Guys.’
According to the United States Housing and Urban Development, there are more than 30,000 homeless veterans across the country, hundreds of whom are in Georgia alone.
A group of seniors at Smiths Station High School spent the night putting up dozens of signs in the city in honor of two students who lost their lives from suicide this year.
A Russell County man has been taken into custody after he reportedly used a county credit card from his mother who serves as a Russell County Administrator to make purchases.
Gov. Kay Ivey reiterated Tuesday she won’t resign after some state lawmakers and the Alabama NAACP asked her to step down for participating in a blackface skit when she was in college.
Law enforcement officers say during the search of chicken houses they found approximately 80 grams of methamphetamine, $7,068.75 in cash, several firearms, marijuana, and numerous items of drug paraphernalia.
September 3 marks six months since a tornado ripped through Lee County, leaving 23 people dead and destroying numerous homes and one woman is recalling the few moments that would change her life forever.
The robbery happened at around 3:30 a.m. Sunday at Firing Pin Shooting Sports shop on 1st Avenue. A van crashed into the front of the gun shop and it was also left with smashed display cases.
Phenix City Superintendent Randy Wilkes says with a new school year comes new challenges, not only for students and teachers, but for the Board of Education.
Gov. Kay Ivey released a statement on Thursday afternoon apologizing for her role in a skit at a Baptist Student Union party in college where she apparently wore blackface.
A patrolman with the City of Lanett has been taken into custody in Valley after admitting to allegations that he was having an inappropriate relationship with a 14-year-old.
The Alabama Department of Public Health says there are over 100 cases in the state and has spread to 25 counties including, Lee, Russell, and Chambers counties.
A Russell County commissioner is calling for an investigation to be filed to address what she’s calling improper use of the county’s credit card account by a county administrator.
"Their self-described ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ crime spree included depraved acts of abuse and violence and would have undoubtedly continued," one law enforcement officer stated.
An Alabama political party and a controversial candidate vying again to become the state’s next U.S. senator are stepping into the fray over a controversial U.S. representative from Minnesota.
“Since the moment that it happened, I’ve been on the tractor helping people clean up their yards, helping them move trash out of their yards, and cleaning up their driveway.”
Leaving it all on the field is the theme for Beauregard High School’s first home football game after tornadoes tore through the community killing 23 people in March.
