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President Bush Credits Gov. Riley For Phrase
In his book released Tuesday, Former President George W. Bush credits Governor Bob Riley for the phrase "Brownie, you're doing a heck of a job" that later haunted him after Hurricane Katrina.
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Alabama Has Gotten $657 Million From BP
According to the latest figures from the company, BP has doled out more than $657 million in grants, claims and recovery costs in Alabama.
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Governor Elect To Lawmakers: You Should Not Be Controlled
In his first speech as governor-elect, Dr. Robert Bentley had strong words about the influence of lobbyists in Montgomery.
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Ron Sparks Concedes to Bentley
Democrat Ron Sparks conceded to Republican Robert Bentley Tuesday night, who was declared the next governor of Alabama.
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Bentley Wins, Predicts "Sweeping Change"
UPDATED Governor Elect Robert Bentley is expected to speak to supporters at 10 p.m.
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Bentley On 800 Mile Campaign Blitz
Republican Robert Bentley is spending his last day on the campaign trial flying around the state.
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Local Halloween Treats
Trick or Treat, Saturday or Sunday?
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The Great Toy Drive Was a Huge Success
The 2010 News 5 Great Toy Drive is now over and we collected more toys than we imagined. By our count, we were able to gather more than 15,000 toys and over 250 bicycles.
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Governor Reacts To Corruption Arrests
Governor Bob Riley reacts to the political corrpution arrests of casino owners, state legislators and lobbyists.
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Lawmakers, Casino Owners Face Corruption Charges
DEVELOPING STORY Casino owners, lawmakers, lobbyists arrested in federal political corruption investigation.
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Tyson Foods Donates 100 Thousand Lbs of Chicken
Bay Area Food Bank Given 50 Tons of Chicken to Help Feed the Hungry in South Alabama, Northwest Florida and South Mississippi
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Honor Flight Veterans Return Home
88 South Alabama World War II Veterans Return from the Trip of a Lifetime
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Deepwater Workers Not Applying For Help
BP set up $100 million fund to help deepwater rig workers affected by the gulf oil spill.
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Workshop For VOO Captains
BP is hosting a workshop to help captains with the Vessels of Opportunity program get their paychecks.
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Blown Out Well Plugging Near Completion
Crews begin cementing Macando well closed. The well could be delcared dead by Sunday.
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Alabama Unemployment Rate Drops
Alabama's unemployment rate drops below the national average for the first time in nearly two years. Unfortunately, south Alabama is bucking the positive trend.
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BP Declines To Pay Ala. Claim, School Funds Cut
Bp Has Declined For Now To Pay Alabama On Its $148 Million Claim Seeking Reimbursement For Tax Revenue Lost By The Massive Oil Spill In The Gulf Of Mexico A Move That Caused...
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Playboy Bunny Helps Gulf Zoo
A reality star who started her career in the Playboy mansion is giving money to the "little zoo that could".
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BP Disaster Investigation Results Released
Report released on the internal BP investigation into the explosion and fire that killed 11 workers on the Deepwater Horizon rig.
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Labor Day Traffic Fatalities
The number of highway fatalities in Alabama over the Labor Day weekend this year was four, which is significantly lower than recent years.
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B.O.P. Recovered
FBI Agents are on hand to take possession of the blowout preventer from the Deepwater Horizon well.
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Ala. Rebates for "Green" Appliances
Alabama has $1.8 million remaining from the federal stimulus program for rebates for consumers who buy new energy-efficient appliances.
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Environmental Groups Question Oyster Safety
Sampling by environmental groups has found oysters contaminated with oil along the Louisiana coast befouled by the BP PLC oil spill, a finding that casts doubt on statements by state and federal officials that all seafood tested here is safe to eat.
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Risks Remain With Gulf Well Cap Coming Off
With the cap and failed blowout preventer taken off until another blowout preventer can be installed, a lot will be riding on the stability of a plug that was created when mud and cement were pumped down into the well from the top.
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Missing Satsuma Woman
Satsuma Police say they have found Mary E. Reed, and she is safe. Reed was a dementia patient who went missing early Monday morning from her home in Satsuma.
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