UPDATED @ 11:49 : 11:30: Outdoor fire reported on Drew Road; now under controll
Dothan Fire is responding to a report of an outdoor fire on 694 Drew Road.
The fire is reported to be about 100 feet from a home. Horse stables and wooden fencing are reported to be burning.
The fire is now under control.
Text Message Leads to Drug Arrest in Holmes County

UPDATED @ 9:23 PM 6:47 PM Pedestrian Struck By Vehicle – Hwy. 431 and Bethel Road – Kinsey
KINSEY: 6:24 PM Houston County 911 dispatched Kinsey Volunteer Fire Department, Headland Fire – Rescue, Kinsey Police Department, and Houston County Sheriff Deputies to a motor vehicle accident.
The loaction was Highway 431 at Bethel Road. The accident is in the southbound lanes of traffic.
The accident involves a motor vehicle and a pedestrian. There are critical injuries.
RSN will update.
UPDATED @ 9:23 PM
This was a fatality on the scene. The deceased was riding a bicycle and was struck by a pickup truck. The truck did not stop. Someone got the tag number and the vehicle was located in Henry County.
RSN has received text messages asking if someone was struck on a bicycle. The person on TEXT RICKEY 334-790-1729 said it was difficult to see. UNCONFIRMED, but souces say the person who was driving the truck knew that struck something but did not know it was a person or vehicle. Thought something on edge of road. It was dark when the accident happened.
Dothan Police CRASH TEAM assisted Kinsey Police in the investigation along with Columbia Police and Webb Police as did Houston County Sheriff Department.
Houston County Deputy Coroner Tony Diaz, who also works for Blue Skies Transport, answered the Coroner call for Houston County Coroner Robert Byrd. Diaz is also on contract for transporting the bodies.
Kinsey Police continues the investigation.

2:13 PM: Wreck on South Oates near Taco Bell
Dothan Fire is responding to a wreck in the 3200 block of South Oates Street, near Taco Bell.
The wreck is reported to be between a truck and a mustang, with one vehicle in a ditch. Initial reports indicate airbag deployment and one vehicle smoking.
Initial reports said one person was laying on the side of the road.
On-scene units reported moderate damage to one vehicle and minor damage to the other.
Intersection work at Ross Clark, 231 South starts Monday
On Monday, March 3, 2025, state contractors will begin an ALDOT project to improve the intersection of Ross Clark Circle and US-231 South / S. Oates Street.
Upgrades to the intersection will include turn lane extensions, median modifications, and a new traffic signal. In addition to improving turning movement capacity, this project will also prepare the intersection for future projects to widen Ross Clark Circle in this area.
This project is expected to last approximately three months and should be complete by early Summer 2025.
On Monday, contractors will install lane shifts to allow room for construction of extended turn lanes that will impact traffic flow through this area. The lane shifts are likely to remain in place throughout the project.
Motorists are advised to exercise caution and expect delays if traveling in this area.

