The Sunrise News Sampler

Today marks the 13th anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks, and family members of those killed will gather at New York's ground zero to read the names of those killed at the World Trade Center.

18-year-old Graye Taten was sent to the ICU with a brain bleed Saturday after being attacked by four other students in the Presidential II dormitory at the University of Alabama early Saturday morning. The attack is said to have been in retaliation of an assault on one of the four on a previous night, although Taten is not named as involved in said event. 18-year-olds Nicholas Mitrow and Zachary Stewart have been charged with felony second-degree assault, and a warrant is out for accomplice Joseph Baroni.

City officials are pleased with the effects of red-light cameras placed in various sites, saying that the first year of use went as intended.

50-year-old Larry Jerome Smith has pleaded guilty to fatally shooting his brother Archie Smith in a family dispute in August of last year in Russell County.

Jurors in Montgomery have convicted former Fort Rucker soldier Benjamin Schrad of involuntarily manslaughter in the 2011 death of his 4-year-old daughter.

32-year-old Timothy Ray Jones Jr is expected to be brought to South Carolina today to face charges in the deaths of his five children, whose bodies he dumped in Alabama's Wilcox County. He has been held in Mississippi.

Former computer crimes investigator Larry Crocker testified yesterday that he didn't conduct a forensic analysis of gambling machines and computer equipment seized from VictoryLand. Yesterday was the second day of a trial over whether the 1600 machines are illegal and can be destroyed by the state.

President Obama says the U.S. "will hunt down terrorists who threaten our country, wherever they are" as he laid out his plan to destroy the militant Islamic State.