Bryant News

DeKalb County deputies made in a Nov. 15 two-state, three-county chase. According to Capt.

The office is filled with pictures of political dignitaries and much more. Over the years, she's met them all.

The Jackson County Sheriff's Department has found the bodies of a missing man and his son.

A Bryant man is in police custody in connection with the deaths of his father and brother.

A north Alabama man is being held without bond on capital murder charges in the shooting deaths of his father and older brother.

A Sand Mountain man has been charged in the shooting deaths of his father and older brother, Jackson County District Attorney Charlie Rhodes said today.

Jackson County, Ala. authorities have arrested a man for the murder of his own father and brother.

We have a developing story out of Jackson County. The Chief Deputy there tells WAFF 48 news that the Sheriff's Office is investigating a missing persons case.

Christmas Charities of Jackson County will begin accepting applications for assistance next week.

Tuesday proved to be an exciting night around Jackson County with Bridgeport and Section electing new mayors to serve for the next four years.

Enrollment is down in the Jackson County School System, according to Superintendent of Education Jerry Jeffery.

Elton Raley Funeral services for Elton Raley, 88, of Vinemont will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Aug.

Jackson County natives, The Singing Browns, have released a new album, entitled "Reach for the Son." The album features the songs, "Reach for the Son," "Light of Heaven," "City of Gold," and "With My Lord," ...

The Jackson County Board of Education finalized employees for the 2008-09 school year during their regular meeting Thursday night at the Jackson County Courthouse.

Were you one of the many drivers on Alabama 179 in Boaz on July 26 who slowed down to watch the activity in the arena at Lazy B's Equine Facility? Did you wonder about the riders who looked as if they had ...

Volkswagen's decision to build a plant in Chattanooga probably will mean jobs for Jackson County workers.

Today will mark the last step in a long-awaited homecoming for Army Sgt. John H. White.

The Department of Defense POW/Missing Personnel Office announced today that the remains of a U.S. serviceman, missing in action from the Korean War, have been identified and will be returned to his family for ...

' Velma Malone was "about 12 or 13" in 1950 when her 20-year-old brother, Sgt. John Hershel White, left his family in Bryant, Ala., to fight with the U.S. Army's 1st Cavalry Division during the Korean War.

A soldier who fought and died in the Korean War nearly 60 years ago will finally be returning home this weekend.