Good morning, Dothan.

Wiregrass Pets and Adoption Center will soon celebrate its first year but shelter leaders still struggle to match many animals with loving owners + they urge local residents to consider adoption to ease overcrowding.

Pray 4 Dothan brings the community together through prayer from Sunday, Aug.

16 through Saturday, Aug. 22; more than 60 teams will meet at intersections Monday through Wednesday from 7:30 to 8 a.m. as participants wear red (a sign to stand out).

The City of Dothan has been chosen for the Music Policy Resilience Network—a global program that helps communities strengthen local music scenes while boosting tourism and local business—and the city will kick off the Levitt AMP Music Series at Porter Park in September.

The exclusive documentary featuring local attorney duo Shaun McGhee & Derek Yarbrough airs Thursday at 8:00 p.m. on A&E.

Check local listings for broadcast details.

State officials released a report ranking 19 counties for hurricane vulnerability in 2026, urging homeowners to stay alert despite a quiet start to the season.

The Alabama Department of Public Health warns residents about dangerous heat as temperatures rise, advising them to drink water and avoid the sun (symptoms include cramps, exhaustion or stroke) to stay safe.

Alabama Agriculture Commissioner Rick Pate & Auburn lettuce farmer Ralf Du Toit are urging locals to choose local produce as 106 cyclosporiasis cases are confirmed in Alabama, including 67 in the northern district.

Du Toit's Extreme Green Farms uses a hydroponic system and strict handling rules to lower risks.

Maria’s Vineyard’s muscadines are ready for picking at 3940 Fortner Street today; prices are $5 per quart or $20 per gallon (call 334-618-2534 for details).

Jordan Smith, who has played for Holt for years, steps up to the varsity sideline + his experience is expected to bring continuity as the team embarks on a new season.