Ariel Mallory
Reporter
Ariel Mallory joined the FOX 10 team in September 2021, and is excited to continue her news career in the Gulf Coast! Ariel joins us after two years as a reporter at WFXL FOX 31 News in Albany, GA where she is also born and raised. Before headed back home to Albany Ariel spent one year in Savannah, GA at WTOC News as a News Content Specialist.
She is a graduate of the University of Georgia. (GO DAWGS!) Ariel is also a proud member of the National Association of Black Journalists.
In her spare time she enjoys exploring the city and all Mobile has to offer!
If you have any stories ideas feel free to shoot her a message at ariel.mallory@fox10tv.com
A candlelight vigil and balloon release was held on South Ann Street.
The family is identifying the woman as 20-year-old Tamichael Brown.
A Burger King employee is suspected of doing the same thing that happened last month.
An Atmore woman is accused of tasing a 14-year-old boy to break up a fight, according to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office.
A unity survivors walk was held outside Figures Park in Mobile.
That review officially started this week.
The family along with their attorneys are demanding for change.
Citronelle Police arrested a man for alleged sex abuse of a child under 12.
Almost two dozen awards were given out, and almost $10,000 spread across four different area schools.
The raid resulted in the death of a 16-year-old.
Jordan's cousin says issues between the two started building up long before the shooting.
An exchange of gunfire led to one juvenile dead on Stuardi Court in Mobile according to Mobile Police
Dallas was tased twice by a Mobile police officer during a struggle in July.
People say it’s past time for more transparency and accountability.
Investigators also say the child was severely malnourished.
According to investigators, Devante Knight refused to pull over for Brewton officers.
The victim says she immediately reported the car stolen to Mobile Police.
The family is identifying the victim as 58-year-old Valentino Arso.
According to Mobile Police, the employee was taking more than orders.
According to Mobile police, there was no shooting or shots fired. Witnesses say otherwise.
Johnny Morris Jr. will serve as the new fire chief with Mobile Fire-Rescue.
There were almost a dozen trunks popped open to welcome kids.
Cody Brown was arrested last Wednesday.
Court documents sent from Biloxi on Thursday show the back-and-forth dispute.
School officials say those disagreements have landed them both in new positions.
Parents in Jackson, understandably outraged over this news.
Both men found dead inside an SUV on Rangeline Road, back in November of 2021.
He says while people in the community are upset, he’s asking them to be patient.
It happened Tuesday afternoon outside Accel Academy.
Biloxi mayor says Mobile city officials are “mistaken” regarding situation involving homeless people
According to the mayor this is a huge misunderstanding.
Six different businesses competed for the title.
Police say the teen hopped a fence into the man’s yard.
Protesters say they are tired of the scandals.
Performances included gospel singer Marvin Sapp.
R&B group Shai hit the stage along with several other performers.
Documents say Jones had been suffering from mental illness for months.
MCSO said the duo tried running over the manager.
The incident happened Saturday in the 7000 block of Hardy Drive in Eight Mile.
Mobile Fire-Rescue worked Saturday to put out a commercial building fire at the University Shopping Center off of Old Shell Road and University Boulevard.
Documents show months of abuse between the mother and father.
According to a Mobile County School Board member, two more Baker students were arrested at home today.
Mobile Police responded to multiple fights at the school.
This is all a part of a partnership to help underfunded schools in both Mobile and Baldwin counties.
It was one week ago when two of their buildings went up in flames in Prichard.
Eight Mile man accused of brutally killing mother with sword, found not guilty by reason of insanity
The decision comes almost two years after the brutal murder.
Superintendent Eddie Tyler says they’ve never been air-conditioned.
Crews with the Mobile-Fire Rescue Department worked to keep a downtown Mobile fire Thursday night from spreading to a whole block of connected buildings on Dauphin Street.
Fire investigators have ruled it a total loss.
The family hopes a new law that went into effect this month can change that.
MPD has arrested a suspect in connection to two separate burglaries within 24 hours of each other.
