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Shrimper Drowns During Storm
Hurricane Gustav is being blamed for the death of a man in Gulfport, Mississippi.
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Hurricane Gustav is being blamed for the death of a man in Gulfport, Mississippi.
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Local Cemetery: Collapsed Graves, Skull Exposed
Open graves and exposed bones. Locals say something needs to be done to fix a graveyard that is falling apart.
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Open graves and exposed bones. Locals say something needs to be done to fix a graveyard that is falling apart.
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Former Vigor High, Auburn star Willie Anderson to sign with NFL's Baltimore Ravens
Five days after the Cincinnati Bengals released him, Willie Anderson has found a new home. The former Vigor High and Auburn standout will fly to Baltimore with his agent today sign a contract with the Ravens worth $11 million over three years, according to his agent, Terry Bolar. The move came just in time for Cincinnati to visit Baltimore Sunday in both teams' NFL season opener. Bolar told the Press-Register Thursday that Anderson could compete to start immediately with the Ravens. Anderson, a four-time Pro Bowl offensive tackle who played all 12 of his NFL seasons with the Bengals, said that it's a little weird to be the "new guy" in Baltimore after spending the past few years as a stalwart on the Cincinnati front. "It's a different feeling going to a new organization," Anderson told the Press-Register in a phone interview Thursday night. "When guys came to the Bengals I tried to make them feel comfortable. I always tried to make sure I was one of the guys that introduced myself." (For more details, read Friday's Press-Register)
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Five days after the Cincinnati Bengals released him, Willie Anderson has found a new home. The former Vigor High and Auburn standout will fly to Baltimore with his agent today sign a contract with the Ravens worth $11 million over three years, according to his agent, Terry Bolar. The move came just in time for Cincinnati to visit Baltimore Sunday in both teams' NFL season opener. Bolar told the Press-Register Thursday that Anderson could compete to start immediately with the Ravens. Anderson, a four-time Pro Bowl offensive tackle who played all 12 of his NFL seasons with the Bengals, said that it's a little weird to be the "new guy" in Baltimore after spending the past few years as a stalwart on the Cincinnati front. "It's a different feeling going to a new organization," Anderson told the Press-Register in a phone interview Thursday night. "When guys came to the Bengals I tried to make them feel comfortable. I always tried to make sure I was one of the guys that introduced myself." (For more details, read Friday's Press-Register)
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Two Killed in Baldwin County Accident
Two people are dead after a wreck in Baldwin County Thursday night.
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Two people are dead after a wreck in Baldwin County Thursday night.
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South Baldwin County, Alabama crash kills two
BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. -- Two people where killed tonight in a single-vehicle crash on U.S. 98 near Old Foley Road in south Baldwin County, Alabama State Troopers said.Cpl. Joe Piggott, a state trooper spokesman, said in a news release that another person in the vehicle was injured and taken by emergency helicopter to the University of South Alabama Medical Center in Mobile.No other information was available at 9 p.m. today.
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BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. -- Two people where killed tonight in a single-vehicle crash on U.S. 98 near Old Foley Road in south Baldwin County, Alabama State Troopers said.Cpl. Joe Piggott, a state trooper spokesman, said in a news release that another person in the vehicle was injured and taken by emergency helicopter to the University of South Alabama Medical Center in Mobile.No other information was available at 9 p.m. today.
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Church Uses Pop Song To Spread MessageChurch sign reads: "I kissed a girl and I liked it. Then I went tohell." More
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MLK Memorial In Washington Could Be Approved SoonDesign plans for the Martin Luther King Jr.Memorial are nearing the end of a lengthy approval process. More
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Viewers Help Evacuee Turned VictimNews 5 viewers open their closets and their wallets to help a Theodore family. In 48 hours, their house burned down and someone stole their car. Watch Video
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Mobile police describe getaway car in home invasion last week as blue Ford Crown Victoria
MOBILE, Ala. -- The three men involved in the Aug. 29 home invasion on Clarke Street, where the victim was bound with duct tape, fled in a sky blue, Ford Crown Victoria car with tinted windows, Mobile police said today. Officer Jackie Bridgeforth said in a news release that the car, a four-door, is possibly a 2000 model.Police identified the victim as Joseph Owens. The 50-year-old man said last week that he opened his front door and was met by a masked gunman, who pushed him back inside.The three invaders bound Owens' wrists and ankles and covered his eyes and mouth with duct tape, Owens and police said, and left him lying on the floor.One of the men held Owens' wife at gunpoint as the others "ransacked the house," Owens said.Owens said all of the men were black, had their faces covered by cloth and their heads covered by do-rags. They are at least 5 feet 9 inches tall, he said.According to police, at least one invader was armed with a short-barreled, black revolver. Owens, however, said that all three men were armed with guns.
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MOBILE, Ala. -- The three men involved in the Aug. 29 home invasion on Clarke Street, where the victim was bound with duct tape, fled in a sky blue, Ford Crown Victoria car with tinted windows, Mobile police said today. Officer Jackie Bridgeforth said in a news release that the car, a four-door, is possibly a 2000 model.Police identified the victim as Joseph Owens. The 50-year-old man said last week that he opened his front door and was met by a masked gunman, who pushed him back inside.The three invaders bound Owens' wrists and ankles and covered his eyes and mouth with duct tape, Owens and police said, and left him lying on the floor.One of the men held Owens' wife at gunpoint as the others "ransacked the house," Owens said.Owens said all of the men were black, had their faces covered by cloth and their heads covered by do-rags. They are at least 5 feet 9 inches tall, he said.According to police, at least one invader was armed with a short-barreled, black revolver. Owens, however, said that all three men were armed with guns.
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Bus Routes CancelledHundreds of students are forced to find another ride to school. Watch Video
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