Mobile Fire-Rescue units will line Officer Steven Green's funeral procession route Wednesday morning. Officer Green's funeral services begin at 11 a.m. at the

The Biloxi City Council has heard both sides of the issue: those who want smoking banned in all public places in the city and those who said a smoking ban

Federal weather officials have begun installing a significant upgrade to Alabama radar equipment that will allow forecasters to detect a tornado on the ground

Fire officials says an extension cord in the room of the little girls, ages 8 and 10, sparked the blaze which claimed their lives Monday morning.

A community united by tragedy came out Tuesday night to stand behind the family of Officer Steven Green. Hundreds packed Radney Funeral Home in Mobile to pay

In procession along Officer Steven Greens funeral route will be hundreds of law enforcement officers, including many from agencies across the state line in

Prichard Police say 21-year old Orland Pratt was shot Saturday night on North Wasson Avenue but they don’t know who shot the man or why.

A shocking animal cruelty investigation in Baldwin County could lead to tougher laws for the entire state. FOX10 News talked to some lawmakers in Montgomery

Police said the question of exactly how Officer Steven Green was killed still remains.

Former Mobile County Sheriff Tom Purvis served five terms in office at a time of change.

Family and friends of Mobile Police Officer Steven Green will gather for a wake and visitation on Tuesday night. Green was killed in the line of duty last

Members of the Mobile Police Narcotics Unit took hundreds of packets of synthetic marijuana worth thousands of dollars off the shelves of two Mobile

An academic team from St. Luke's won the second match of its inaugural HiQ season Tuesday at Williamson High School.

Investigators with the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office say there may be additional victims connected to a scam involving a Destin man who posed as a real

Alabama legislators have begun the 2012 regular session. The session officially began just after noon Tuesday when Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey gaveled the Senate into