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Mable Davis could do nothing but watch as flames devoured the home across the street, where her sister, Patricia Nickelson had been staying with her long time boyfriend. He got out of the burning houseMore >>
Multiple calls and email to the WSFA 12 Newsroom took our news crews to the town of Camden. Two recent deadly fires there have many in the community on edge. The families of the victims want answers. Are the fires related? Do authorities suspect arson? WSFA took their questions to county and state officials.
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Officials at the Smiths Station Fire Department say the victim, later identified as Vivian Martin, was transported to Midtown Medical Center with what appeared to be non life-threatening injuries.More >>
Multiple sources tell News Leader 9 that a Smiths Station teacher was hit by a train earlier today in Lee County.
Officials at the Smiths Station Fire Department say the victim, later identified as Vivian Martin, was transported to Midtown Medical Center with what appeared to be non life-threatening injuries.More >>
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The Houston County Republican Executive Committee agreed on a replacement for outgoing Sheriff Andy Hughes on Monday. Current Houston County Chief Deputy Donald Valenza will replace HughesMore >>
The Houston County Republican Executive Committee agreed on a replacement for outgoing Sheriff Andy Hughes on Monday.More >>
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A new group led by a former Childrens Hospital Executive has purchased billboards along some of Alabama's busiest highways to raise awareness about what the group believes are the benefits of MedicaidMore >>
A new group led by a former Childrens Hospital Executive has purchased billboards along some of Alabama's busiest highways to raise awareness about what the group believes are the benefits of Medicaid expansion. More >>
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A Greenville man injured in a motorcycle crash nearly two weeks ago has died, according to the Alabama Department of Public Safety. Thomas E. Chesser, 36, was injured on July 16 when the Yamaha motorcycleMore >>
A Greenville man injured in a motorcycle crash nearly two weeks ago has died, according to the Alabama Department of Public Safety.More >>
SAN LUIS, AZ (CBS5) -
An Arizona couple is in federal custody after officers said they strapped more than 10 pounds of methamphetamine to their bodies and tried to smuggle it into the U.S.
Melissa Lopez Delgado, 22, and Briayan Efrain B. Ramirez-Garcia, 20, of Somerton, were taken into custody Tuesday at the Port of San Luis.
The couple was attempting to drive across the border when they were selected for additional inspection.
During a pat-down search, officers said they found them both to be concealing methamphetamine on their bodies.
Delgado had packaging wrapped around her thighs, while Ramirez had packages wrapped around his waist, thighs and calves, U.S. Customs and Border Protections officers said.
The packages contained a combined 10 pounds of methamphetamine worth an estimated $157,000.
The drugs and vehicle were seized. Delgado and Ramirez were turned over to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations.
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Meth was found strapped around the man's waist, thighs and calves. (Source: U.S. Customs and Border Protection)
Officers said they found the woman had concealed meth packages around her thighs. (Source: U.S. Customs and Border Protection)
