Lee County News

During the evening hours of Thursday, July 17, 2008, Indiana State Police Detectives from the Criminal Investigation Division at the Terre Haute Post arrested an Alabama man for the July 6, 2008 attack and ...

A 20-year-old Auburn University senior from Daphne was killed in a one-vehicle accident on a rural highway in Lee County.

The Humane Society of the United States is offering a reward up to $2,500 for information leading to the conviction of the person who beat and sliced open a puppy that was found with sticks protruding from its ...

The Hale County Board of Education recently approved superintendent Frank Stegall's recommendation of James Davis as the principal of Greensboro West High School.

Felton Tate, 44, was a hard worker and a devoted father, his brother said. He was quiet but friendly, and he was no slouch at basketball.

Family members of a man shot outside his Lee County home watched with tears in their eyes as a medical helicopter flew in to take him to the hospital Wednesday night.

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Gardening organically might be a harder row to hoe, but it can be done, say those in the field.

Pet owners in Lee County are being asked to be sure their dogs and cats have been vaccinated against rabies.

Rosemary Latrice Newsome, 28, was found not guilty Wednesday in connection with the Aug.

A Lee County woman was found not guilty of murder in the shooting death of a man she called her common-law husband, and she fainted when the verdict was returned.

MONTGOMERY -- The Southern Development Council announced that Jennifer Seymour recently joined the company as business development officer for Central and South Alabama.

The trial for Rosemary L. Newsome began Monday afternoon in Lee County Circuit Court with Judge Jacob A. Walker III presiding.

Specialists performed a horticultural version of "Extreme Makeover" on Auburn's "Toomer's Corner" live oaks.

An east Alabama judge wants an update on the status of a mental evaluation he ordered for the man charged in the March slaying of an Auburn University student from Georgia.

Criminal proceedings in the capital murder case against Courtney Lockhart have been suspended because of questions about his mental health, according to court documents.

Courtney L. Lockhart's defense attorneys requested the right to amend any of the not-guilty pleas entered, pending the results of a mental evaluation.

Opelika police are investigating two shootings that occurred early Sunday morning.

Police are investigating two early morning shootings that left one mad dead and another in the hospital.

An east Alabama man faces 10 years in prison for a string of church arsons and vandalism in Lee and Russell counties.