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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has released photos and new details of the rescue operation that freed the 5-year-old Alabama boy held hostage for nearly a week in an underground bunker.
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Mobile -
After seven days of negotiating, law enforcement saw a decline in hostage negotiations. When they observed a the suspect Jim Dykes holding a gun they assumed that the little boy was in imminent danger. The five year old boy was rescued, and unharmed.
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Midland City -
The six-day hostage standoff in Midland City, Alabama has come to end, leaving the kidnapper dead and the 5-year-old boy safe.
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The Midland City, Alabama bus driver killed trying to protect his young passengers from an alleged gunman is being hailed as a hero.
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Midland City -
A 5-year-old Alabama boy who was kidnapped after his school bus driver was shot and killed on Tuesday continues to be held hostage.
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Midland City -
One man is dead and a child has been taken hostage after a gunman boarded an Alabama school bus, shooting the driver and abducting one child.
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In only six seasons Alabama football coach Nick Saban has set a new benchmark for excellence, defeating Notre Dame for his third National Championship in four years.
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Seale -
Alabama officials have arrested a Russell County High School teen who planned to use homemade explosive devises to attack fellow students.
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Mobile -
Violent storms raged through much of the southern portion of the United States Christmas day, leaving a path of destruction and at least 5 dead.
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A shooting late Friday evening left two people dead at a night club in Hoover, Alabama. Police say the attack was targeted.
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Damages caused by tornado's that ripped through Mobile, AL on Christmas Day 2012.
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