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Dothan, Ala. (AP) — A taxpayer-funded tourism agency in Alabama is standing by its chief executive after he pleaded guilty to felony fraud in Iowa. WDHN-TV reports that Visit Dothan released a statement after Aaron McCreight appeared in court saying it stood by a previous decision to retain him as president and chief executive. McCreight could face as long as 30 years in prison and a $1 million fine. The Alabama organization hired McCreight months after he was fired by GO Cedar Rapids, where he was accused of overstating revenue projections for a music festival. He and a former colleague ple...

A taxpayer-funded tourism agency in Alabama is standing by its chief executive after he pleaded guilty to felony fraud in Iowa. WDHN-TV reports that Visit Dothan released a statement after

DOTHAN, Ala. (AP) — A taxpayer-funded tourism agency in Alabama is standing by its...

DOTHAN, Ala. (AP) — A taxpayer-funded tourism agency in Alabama is standing by its chief executive after he pleaded guilty to felony fraud in Iowa, where a music festival he oversaw lost millions. Visit Dothan, which promotes tourism in the southeast Alabama city of 71,000, released a statement Thursday after Aaron McCreight appeared in court saying it stood by a previous decision to retain him as president and chief executive, WDHN-TV reported .

A regional tourism agency in Alabama is standing up for its chief executive despite his federal fraud indictment related to a music festival in Iowa that lost more than $2