Good morning, Dothan.

The annual Rawls/Paws Ball raised funds for Save Our Strays Animal Shelter—a no-kill adoption shelter in Enterprise—and the proceeds will help care for rescued animals each year.

The event continues a long-standing tradition of community support for local pets.

A car hit a power pole on Fortner Street, leaving about 585 residents from Fortner to Brannon Street on Dothan’s west side without power—utility crews expected the outage to be fixed within 2—3 hours.

Former Houston County deputy Scott Spivey was found dead on County Road 33 in the Hodgesville Community last Friday night in a suspected hit-and-run, and an autopsy is scheduled for later today — his church family prays for comfort while mourning his loss.

A man was found dead on Highway 231 near Alpha Street in Midland City Monday morning in what authorities believe was a hit run incident—officials from the Dale County Sheriff’s Office, Midland City Police and ALEA are investigating the scene.

Travis Parker of Enterprise was named April Veteran of the Month by U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville.

Alabama residents have one month to get a STAR ID as only REAL ID-compliant licenses will be accepted for domestic flights after May 7th.

Applicants must visit an ALEA office with four key documents to verify identity, Social Security number, and residence—officials warn high demand may cause delays.

Dothan United Soccer Club coach Carl and official Aaron McCreight said the team will begin its 2025 season with an exhibition match on May 3rd, play two away games and then host Montgomery United FC on May 17th at Rip Hewes Stadium—tickets are now available online.

Karaoke Night at Hangar 38

7-9 p.m. — Hangar 38 Dothan — Grab your friends and enjoy a night of singing and good food.

8th Annual Butterfly Fling

2-4 p.m. — Landmark Park — Prices Vary — Enjoy a live butterfly release and fun activities for kids while supporting a great cause.