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Foster capital murder trial begins
Ennis Willingham testified Tuesday there is no doubt in his mind that Carlos Denote Foster is the man who shot him in 2007.
Alabama's First Solar-Powered Habitat Home
Diana Higley can't wait to move into her new house. "Oh, we are so ready," says Higley.
Drunk drivers are the target of a new campaign
Law enforcement agencies across the Valley are cracking down on drunk drivers. They kicked off a new campaign in the Shoals Friday.
Vehicle is newest weapon in fight against impaired driving
Lt. Tim Pullin, of the Alabama Department of Public Safety, shows Tuscumbia police Capt.
Police: Teen accused of trying to rape older woman
A Florence teenager has been accused of attacking and trying to rape a woman who is nearly four times his age, police said Friday.
Sale of parcels to fund staff bonuses
Anyone interested in buying city property has the opportunity to do so later this month, while helping provide bonuses for city employees.
While describing several detailed renderings of a proposed golf course, resort hotel and residential community to members of the Sheffield Kiwanis Club last week, Oswald Sousa was careful to emphasize the ...
With eight of the area's public high schools not meeting their required Adequate Yearly Progress goals for a graduation rate of at least 90 percent, district officials are trying to make sense of the failure to ...
FLORENCE Woman charged in theft at store A Tuscumbia woman has been charged in connection with a recent theft at a local business.
Authorities release name of victim killed in Interstate 20 wreck
The name of a woman killed after her car slammed into the rear of transfer truck on Interstate 20 in McDuffie County on Thursday morning has been released by authorities.
Mayoral candidates agree: We're no doormat
Sharing a laugh during a debate among Sheffield mayoral candidates Tuesday evening are Steve Price, Billy Don Anderson and Ian Sanford.
Council approves new phone system
Police Chief Tony Logan shared three stories Monday involving telephone-related disconnections within the past month in his department.
Stimulus checks may not have affected Shoals
Some people believe that the final stimulus payments have been issued and it's too late to file.
Mom from TLC's 'Little People, Big World' visited Capital City on Tuesday
It's common for Old Alabama Town visitors to bring along their cameras - but an entire camera crew is not so typical.
Misheard lyrics make for fun listening
I'm proud to hail from the Shoals area of north Alabama. I was born in Helen Keller Hospital, only a few blocks from Ivy Green - Helen Keller's birthplace - in Tuscumbia and I passed Fame studio on Jackson ...
Shoals investigators aim to pool resources, catch more criminals
The issue: Enhancing communications between area law enforcement agencies. What's next: The association will have its first meeting Aug.
Free video would promote Tuscumbia online
The city soon may get some free publicity from a national firm that specializes in Internet-based advertising.
Free video would promote Tuscumbia online
The city soon may get some free publicity from a national firm that specializes in Internet-based advertising.
Schools seek businesses to assist fundraiser
Area businesses have the opportunity to help the local city schools before the school year even begins.
Mayoral candidates agree on top issues
A political forum was held Thursday at J. Fiddler's Cafe with Tuscumbia mayoral candidates Wade Gann, Bill Shoemaker, Randy Stone and Wayne Burns.