Arguably no city in America has a richer baseball heritage than the Mobile. But for the last three years, the boyhood home of its most famous baseball hero, once a museum, has sat behind a fence, away from the public.
By Joyce Peterson, Stuart Rucker and Gray News staff
The police officer who shot and killed 1-year-old Kohen Wiley in a Walmart parking lot in June has resigned from the force, attorneys for the Wiley family told Action News 5.
A woman faces federal charges after investigators said she posted a threat against President Donald Trump on Facebook ahead of his planned trip to the Alabama-Georgia game.
Baldwin County man was pleaded guilty in federal court to helping run an interstate prostitution ring and to illegally possessing a firearm while lacking legal immigration status, according to prosecutors.
A jury on Thursday found Phillip Loper guilty of second-degree assault, along with first-degree elder abuse, domestic violence strangulation, harassment and interfering with a domestic violence emergency call.
A sophisticated scheme, taking advantage of a large infrastructure project, resulting in a multimillion-dollar money transfer to a fraudulent entity. Sound familiar? Mobile is dealing with the aftermath of revelations that it has been defrauded out of nearly $15 million. But a similar fraud targeted Portland last year.
Crews working on the Fish River Water Expansion Project will lay a new 12-inch water main from Scenic 98 on the west side of Fish River, underneath the riverbed and up Fish River Road on the east side.
Inflation and the cost of living are by far the most important issue to Alabama voters in our Gray Media poll, and President Trump's support has softened from where these voters were in 2024.
Mobile County prosecutors on Thursday told a judge that they are withdrawing criminal charges against a Baldwin County private investigator accused of impersonating a peace officer.
A Milton grandmother’s 911 call during Hurricane Isaias captured the tense minutes her family spent trapped inside their mobile home after a tree crashed down on it.
An argument over a wild turkey escalated into a vicious beating that prosecutors said Wednesday nearly cost a Mobile woman her life. The case now is in the hands of the jury. It is one of two trials that went to a jury Wednesday.
Mobile Mayor Spiro Cherigotis says the money was related to construction of Regions Arena downtown. He says the transfer happened earlier this month but that he didn’t learn about it until last Friday.
Alabamians will soon elect a new Secretary of State, and two candidates are vying for votes on Nov. 3. Meet the candidates and watch their full-length interviews.
Serenity Gardens aims to place 3,500 wreaths this year, up from 1,800 last year. They have a deadline of December 2nd. Find out how how you can help with the Christmas tradition.
The top of the ticket in Alabama state wide races is getting the attention, but Republicans are quietly building double-digit cushions all the way down the ballot.
Developers of a proposed mixed-use destination project on Mobile’s downtown waterfront rolled out plans Wednesday representing a bolder vision than the one outlined in 2023.
Dispatchers will launch the drones to both fire and police scenes, streaming live video directly to first responders before they arrive. The objective is to get eyes on the scene as soon as possible.
A massive fraud perpetrated against the city of Mobile involved a single wire transfer of $14.7 million related to construction of Regions Arena, Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis said Wednesday.
Investigators say 21-year-old Jeriah Roberts was killed after the driver of a Bay Concrete cement truck crossed over on the wrong side of the road, running Jeriah into a ditch.
