Chatom News

Nov. 16 -- A 15 year old jogger killed in a tragic car accident is being remembered.

Mark Chatom :14-year-old was killed when struck by a pickup truck while jogging.

MONTGOMERY, Alabama - A limited number of H1N1 Swine Flu vaccines will be available Wednesday in EVERY county in Alabama, but only to people in high risk groups.

CHATOM, Ala. -- Kimberly Nichole Rainwaters fought a ferocious battle in Washington County Circuit Court to have her longtime relationship recognized as a marriage.

It was a brisk Saturday afternoon with stiff north winds and plenty of sunshine.

Forecast: After an afternoon of storms and muggy temperatures, skies overnight will be partly cloudy.

As advertised, Fall weather has made it's return to the area. Tonight will see clear skies and with light winds, temperatures will drop quickly into the 50s in most locations.

A cold front will move through the area bringing cooler and less humid air to the region beginning tonight and continuing through Thursday.

Eight candidates for the vacant District 1 post on Auburn University's Board of Trustees are scheduled for interviews Friday in Montgomery.

Three candidates are competing for the Alabama House District 65 seat, which includes Washington, Clarke and Choctaw counties.

Three candidates are competing for the Alabama House District 65 seat, which includes Washington, Clarke and Choctaw counties.

A Baldwin County man has died attempting to ride an ATV up the steep side of a Washington County hill called "The Mountain." The ATV rolled over the man and his brother Saturday night.

A Bay Minette man was killed Saturday night when the ATV he was riding rolled over.

Six southern Alabama locations that aid lower-income taxpayers will remain open through the summer, the Internal Revenue Service has announced.

With four new members appointed last week by Gov. Bob Riley, the Alabama A&M University Board of Trustees has scheduled a meeting Thursday to attempt to re-interview three finalists for the university's presidency.

Published: Sunday, June 7, 2009 at 10:42 a.m. Last Modified: Sunday, June 7, 2009 at 10:42 a.m. Washington County school officials thought it was bad enough that a bus driver they terminated for testing positive for marijuana two years ago is still on their payroll because he's appealing the firing.