Ken Curtis
WSFA 12 News
Dothan, AL, United States
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Dothan tourism leader ordered to prison, resigns
That sentence will cost McCreight his job as Dothan’s top tourism official for which he had received glowing reviews → Read More
Capital murder suspect removes ankle monitor, and nobody noticed
31-year-old Jamie Emmanuel Townes, who faces Capital Murder allegations, was not wearing the device when Dothan police arrested him Sunday on an unrelated robbery charge. → Read More
“Buried alive” killer receives another prison sentence
pleaded guilty last February to beating Amanda Bond to death with a piece of lumber and, in a deal, has no chance for parole. → Read More
Man receives life without parole for Troy student’s shooting
Leon Flowers would have faced death if convicted at trial; he has a prior murder arrest → Read More
Dothan meteorologist arrested on stalking charge
Andrew Clark was booked into the Dothan City Jail at 11:07 Saturday night, about a half hour after he appeared on the station’s 10 pm newscast. → Read More
Soldier killed at Fort Rucker is apparent murder victim
A Fort Rucker soldier died, and another faces charges after a squabble on the military base turned violent. → Read More
Geneva’s Charlie Monk has died after impactful country music career
Monk founded a country music business, became a popular radio personality, and was a Grand Ole Opry regular. → Read More
Couple spends wedding night in south Alabama jail
The couple had been married only a few hours before police pulled their Florida-bound vehicle over and found drugs, police say → Read More
Dothan man hospitalized after apparent lightning strike
Based upon emergency radio transmissions, the 23-year-old was knocked unconscious, though the 911 caller reported him breathing. → Read More
14-year-old double murder suspect could be freed after serving brief sentence
Vincent Oliver, Jr. would be freed no later than his 21st birthday if convicted of shooting 21-year-old Jasmine Bean and 20-year-old Ja’Lexius Wells almost simultaneously. → Read More
Dale County judge first to rule on Aniah’s Law
District Attorney Kirke Adams last Friday asked Judge Stanley Garner to deny bond for two child sex suspects which is allowed under the law that went into effect on November 28. → Read More
Ozark’s Clouse out as House budget chairman
He served nine years as House Ways and Means Committee chairman, receiving praise from those on both sides of the aisle for his navigation of cash-strapped budgets. → Read More
Attorney: Dothan peanut parade shooter fired in self-defense
National Peanut Festival parade shooter Mekhi Lawton will be found not guilty, his attorney predicted on Tuesday. → Read More
Inmate shot in apparent love triangle, husband charged
An inmate free on a work release holiday pass was fatally shot early Friday, apparently by the estranged husband of a woman with whom the victim kept company. → Read More
BREAKING: Numerous businesses on fire in downtown Enterprise
It's unknown what businesses are impacted at this time. → Read More
Police say racial slur led to murder of Dothan businessman
Dothan businessman Robert Blount reportedly used the slur during a phone conversation with his girlfriend and because her speaker was on, others overheard. → Read More
Charges: Prosecutor sought to trade favors for sexual things
The indictment charges Johnson with three counts of soliciting anything for the purpose of corruptly influencing official action and three counts of using his official position or office for personal gain. → Read More
Rep. Barry Moore aide indicted on fraud charge
This is not the first time that Sherry McCormick has been involved in a scandal, convicted in 2017 of submitting false insurance claims. → Read More
Former Wallace College professor pleads guilty to sex charge
Nearly a year after her arrest Wallace College professor could be headed to prison for sex crimes. → Read More
Lack of jury puts McCraney’s murder trial back on shelf
Because a jury could not be seated there has been another delay in murder suspect Coley McCraney’s long anticipated trial on charges that he killed two Dothan teens. → Read More