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Dothan Police Say It Was Murder Not Suicide
Despite earlier assertions that a Christmas night death on Ross Clark Circle was a suicide, Dothan Police Chief John Powell now confirms it was most... -
Local Publication Sues Dothan Mayor/Commissioners
The owner of "The Houston", a small weekly newspaper in Dothan, has filed suit against the City of Dothan claiming its mayor and commissioners violated...
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Attorney General Sues Gas Stations For Price Gouging
Attorney-General Troy King Wednesday filed the first lawsuits arising from his on-going investigation into the dramatic rise in gaoline prices following Hurricane Katrina. ...
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Dothan Election Scheme May Change
A proposal, if approved, would change the way Dothan voters go to the polls. Currently, voters decide three of six commission races every two...
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Jefferson County Sheriff Returns Gaming Machines
Jefferson County Sheriff Mike Hale has agreed to return hundreds of gaming machines taken at a recent raid at the Birmingham Race Course. ...
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Judge Refuses To Recuse Himself In High Profile Case
Lawyers for former Gov Don Siegelman and ex-HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy were unable to convince a federal judge to step aside from the high-profile criminal...
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FEMA Extends Payments For Short Term Housing
FEMA is immediately complying with a court order. FEMA has extended the stay of all of those evacuees living in hotels and motels paid for...
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Judge Wise Announces Re-Election Bid
Judge Kelli Wise has kicked off her campaign for another term on the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals. The 43-year-old Wise...
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Glover To Seek Fourth Term As Houston Co. Sheriff
Claiming he still has the "fire for the job" Houston County Sheriff Lamar Glover will try for a fourth term in office. Glover,...
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Wiregrass Habitat for Humanity Homeowners Pay Property Taxes.
27 Habitat homeowners turned over their property taxes today to Houston County Revenue Commissioner, Starla Matthews. Habitat homeowners make all house payments on the...
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