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It's hard to believe, but tax season is already in full swing once again. We're less than three months out from the April 17 deadline, and appointments for a free tax preparation program are filling up fast.
Gene Chancery is accused of selling pornographic movies to his customers at his Flomaton barber shop.
Breauna Jackson is a finalist in competition to select the singer of the National Anthem for this year's Senior Bowl.
Foresight, a trio from Hurley, Mississippi, hopes to become this year's Senior Bowl Super Star.
Satsuma freshman Jessica Strenth wants to be this year's Senior Bowl Super Star
A family escapes unharmed from an early morning fire.
Registration for the 2012 Senior Bowl Supertsar competition begins Monday, December 19.
WKRG News 5 goes shopping with Poarch Creek Indians for The GREAT Toy Drive.
Utility companies reported more than 20,000 electricity customers were without power because of Tropical Storm Lee as of Saturday afternoon.
Stores are ready for the crowds expected this weekend.
Alabama's immigration law doesn't take effect until September 1, but its already having a negative impact on the hispanic population in the state - enough to shut down local businesses.
Alabama's unemployment rate has risen for the third straight month.
Oaklawn Cemetery Criticized for High Weeds, Grass and Trash
BP is arguing that most victims of last year's Gulf oil spill should not get any more payouts for future losses because the hardest-hit areas are recovering and the economy is growing.
Parents are starting to shop for back to school supplies, but not everyone can afford them. That's where you come in.
Fans of Retro Television, which can be seen on our Subchannel 5-3, will notice a new lineup.
O-negative is used by trauma patients, because it is the blood type that can be use by any patient. About 85% of Americans can use O-positive. LifeSouth is holding several blood drives Saturday and Sunday.
After nine years at WKRG, Kimberly Curth is headed to Nashville.
Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley plans to sign a bill that bans abortions at 20 weeks and longer into a pregnancy.
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The bill will allow police to detain people after a traffic stop if the officer has "reasonable suspicion" the person might be in the country illegally. The ACLU has already promised to challenge it in court.
A federal appeals court heard oral arguments today on whether to throw out the President's healthcare law.
A state website lets you track the wildfires right from your computer. Click here for a link the the Alabama Forestry Commission Website.
Thanks to all of the loyal news 5 fans who helped us reach the milestone!
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