Dora News

A 71-year-old Dora woman was killed in a head-on collision this afternoon in Warrior, according to the Jefferson County Coroner's Office.

The driver of this car was flown to Huntsville Hospital after troopers said the car collided with another car Wednesday night on Alabama 36.

The video will also be uploaded on this site Wednesday morning.* Crime Stoppers is asking for anonymous tips to help detectives identify suspects in two new cases.

The Foster Park whales are Alabama-bound. The whales, which have built-in sprinklers, were a summertime attraction at Foster Park for the past 17 years.

People came from near and far with one goal in mind: a great night of music, food, fun, games, and friendship.

A Jefferson County jury has acquitted Preston McCombs on a charge of beating his mother to death with a metal softball bat.

Jefferson County, Alabama, jurors deliberated for about an hour today before going home for the night following closing arguments in the capital murder tiral of Preston McCombers.

Preston McCombs has been kicked out of the house by his mother. After a week of partying in Sherry McCombs' Warrior area home with friends and topless dancers, Preston McCombs killed his mother when she returned from a cruise so he could financially support one of the dancers, a Jefferson County, Alabama, prosecutor said today.

Bruno's at Inverness Corners is on the liquidation list. Birmingham-area Bruno's and Food World stores slated for liquidation under a bid from Southern Family MarA kets include those that are in high-profile locations surA rounded by upscale demoA graphics, leading to quesA tions about why they were selected for that fate.

Payne managed to hold off a hard-charging Elite Series pro Mark Menendez of Paducah, Ky., who is more than 3 pounds back with 31 pounds, 1 ounce.

Birmingham-based Bruno's Supermarkets LLC said it has signed a $45.8 million agreement to sell its 56 remaining stores to Southern Family Markets Acquisitions II LLC, which plans to continue operating 31 stores and liquidate the remaining 25.

An additional 893 utility workers are en route to Alabama from Mississippi, Tennessee, Florida, South Carolina, Arkansas and Louisiana to help restore power to thousands of customers left in the dark by storms last night and this morning.