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Lauderdale County Drug Task Force Raids Four Homes, Arrests Two in Drug Trafficking Investigation

Lauderdale County Drug Task Force Raids Four Homes, Arrests Two in Drug Trafficking Investigation

Agents with the Lauderdale County Drug Task Force conducted multiple search warrants on Thursday in the Rogersville and Killen areas of Alabama, leading to two arrests. The operation stemmed from a prolonged investigation into the drug dealing activities of Milton Wayne Nance. Residences searched included two on County Road 608 in Rogersville, one on N Forest Drive in Killen, and another on County Road 103 in Killen. During these searches, authorities reportedly seized approximately 90 grams of powder and crack cocaine, fentanyl, and various drug paraphernalia indicative of drug use and distribution. Milton Wayne Nance, 66, of Rogersville and Killen, was charged with trafficking in cocaine and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. Raymond Oneal Robinson, 44, of Rogersville, faces charges of unlawful possession of a controlled substance (two counts), unlawful possession of marijuana 2nd, and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. The task force indicated that additional charges and suspects are ant...
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Alabama vs East Carolina prediction: How will Keelon Russell, Tide handle heat?

Alabama vs East Carolina prediction: How will Keelon Russell, Tide handle heat?

Here are predictions for Alabama vs. East Carolina, plus TV channel, start time, streaming information in what is expected to be a scorching hot day.
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Nate Oats' wife rejoins Alabama men's basketball team

Nate Oats' wife rejoins Alabama men's basketball team

Alex Accetta spent 2015-22 with Alabama, and returns as director of program relations after marrying coach Nate Oats in July.
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13-Year-Old Girl Found Safe After Alleged Abduction in Moody, Alabama

13-Year-Old Girl Found Safe After Alleged Abduction in Moody, Alabama

A 13-year-old girl was found safe after allegedly being abducted from a Circle K gas station in Moody, Alabama, on Tuesday. The Moody Police Department received a 911 call around 1:00 PM reporting the suspected kidnapping. Investigators utilized the Flock camera system and surveillance videos from nearby businesses to identify the suspect's vehicle. Shortly after, the vehicle was located on Interstate 59 near Bessemer. Officers from the Bessemer Police Department successfully stopped the vehicle and found the girl unharmed. The suspect was taken into custody, though their identity has not yet been released by authorities. The investigation is ongoing and involves multiple agencies, including the FBI and the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA). Moody Police Chief Reece Smith stated that additional information will be released as the investigation progresses.
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3 predictions for Alabama vs. East Carolina in Week 1 matchup

3 predictions for Alabama vs. East Carolina in Week 1 matchup

Alabama is set to open the 2026 season Saturday afternoon at home. Here are three predictions for Alabama vs. East Carolina.
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Suspect in August Washington Amber Alert, Raul Martinez Guevara, Arrested in Vancouver on Multiple Charges

Suspect in August Washington Amber Alert, Raul Martinez Guevara, Arrested in Vancouver on Multiple Charges

Raul Martinez Guevara, 37, who was wanted in connection with a Washington state Amber Alert issued in August, has been arrested in Vancouver. Police took Martinez Guevara into custody on September 1. The arrest was carried out by the Vancouver Police Department’s Crime Reduction Unit and the Clark County Sheriff’s Office Tactical Detective Unit. He faces multiple charges, including second-degree robbery, second-degree kidnapping, third-degree assault of a child, first-degree custodial interference, fourth-degree assault, and violation of a protection order. Additionally, Martinez Guevara had prior warrants for second-degree burglary and another violation of a protection order. The infant involved in the Amber Alert was safely returned to its mother on August 18, after a third party reported that Guevara had turned over the child.
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Joseph Charles Henrichsen and Son Plead Not Guilty to Kidnapping Federal Biologists in California National Forest

Joseph Charles Henrichsen and Son Plead Not Guilty to Kidnapping Federal Biologists in California National Forest

Joseph Charles Henrichsen and his son, Phoenix Henrichsen, have pleaded not guilty in federal court in Sacramento to charges of kidnapping federal employees and other felony counts. The charges stem from an incident on July 16, when two U.S. Forest Service biologists were allegedly abducted at gunpoint by Charles Henrichsen at Gumboot Lake in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Authorities allege Charles Henrichsen, armed with an AR-15-style assault rifle, zip-tied the biologists' wrists and held them in his camping trailer. He later drove one biologist in her Forest Service truck, making calls to a Forest Service ranger and leaving a message stating he had taken two federal biologists hostage and wanted to speak with an FBI investigator. The standoff involved a large law enforcement response, including local SWAT teams, snipers, and over 50 FBI officers, culminating in the release of the biologists after approximately 15 hours and the surrender of the Henrichsens. Charles Henrichsen's defense attorney, Mi...
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Child Critically Injured, Three Others Hospitalized in Hampton Cove Two-Vehicle Crash

Child Critically Injured, Three Others Hospitalized in Hampton Cove Two-Vehicle Crash

A two-vehicle crash in Hampton Cove, Alabama, has resulted in a child being critically injured and three other individuals hospitalized. The incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon along Highway 431 southbound, shortly after 3:30 p.m. Huntsville emergency crews responded to the scene, and paramedics transported four patients. An adult female and one child from the first vehicle are in stable condition, while a second child from the same vehicle sustained critical injuries. A woman in the second vehicle received non-life-threatening injuries. The cause of the crash is currently under investigation by authorities.
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iSAM Funds UK Ltd Reduces Stake in Southern Company (NYSE:SO)

iSAM Funds UK Ltd Reduces Stake in Southern Company (NYSE:SO)

iSAM Funds UK Ltd Reduces Stake in Southern Company (NYSE:SO)
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Storms Target the Southeast as Labor Day Nears

Storms Target the Southeast as Labor Day Nears

A persistent train of thunderstorms will shift south across the eastern U.S. into the Labor Day weekend, bringing renewed risks of damaging wind gusts and flash flooding. After storms batter parts of the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic, the threat will focus on the Carolinas, Virginia, Georgia, Alabama and Florida. Humid air and the edge of a South Central heat dome will fuel the storms, creating rapidly changing conditions for holiday travel, beaches and boating.
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Customer Shoots and Kills Suspect During Attempted Bank Robbery in Cedar Hill, Texas

Customer Shoots and Kills Suspect During Attempted Bank Robbery in Cedar Hill, Texas

An attempted bank robbery in Cedar Hill, Texas, ended with a customer shooting and killing the armed suspect. The incident occurred on Tuesday morning at a Chase Bank located off Highway 67. According to Cedar Hill police, a suspect entered the bank brandishing a knife and demanding money from employees. During the robbery attempt, a customer inside the bank drew a weapon and fired at the suspect. The wounded suspect fled the bank but was located nearby by responding officers. Despite life-saving measures initiated by police, including CPR, the suspect was later pronounced dead at a local hospital. The customer who discharged the weapon remained at the scene and is fully cooperating with the ongoing investigation. Due to the nature of the crime, the FBI is assisting local authorities in the investigation.
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Severe Weather Risks in Birmingham, Alabama

Severe Weather Risks in Birmingham, Alabama

Birmingham, Alabama, experiences challenging weather patterns due to its humid subtropical climate and Dixie Alley tornado exposure. RainViewer provides real-time radar data from KBMX (Birmingham), updated every 4–6 minutes with a resolution of up to 250 meters. The radar is particularly valuable during March–May and June–September, when severe storms and convective activity are most frequent. Flooding risks are heightened in areas like Village Creek and Cahaba River during intense rain events. The radar allows residents to track storm movement and prepare for localized precipitation patterns.