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The Mobile County Sheriff’s Office with the assistance of the U.S. Border Patrol arrested two women suspected of cocaine trafficking.

After weeks of pushing, Mobile officials finally have persuaded the FBI to adjust its crime statistics for 2021 and got an updated ranking on a website that had listed the Port City among the nation’s most dangerous.

After years of debate, Alabama taxpayers will get a break on the state’s grocery tax. It’s one of several bills waiting to be signed into law that will save you money.

Robert Dickson faces robbery and domestic violence harassment charges.

Some big changes are coming to the Just 4 Developmental Lab and Pathway 6-8.

Three 15-year-olds were taken to Strickland Youth Center Thursday night after police said they were seen carrying guns then led officers on a foot chase.

A federal judge on Friday handed out punishment to three more members of a conspiracy to set Gulf Coast Walmart stores on fire.

Traffic is beginning to move at a major crash shut down the Interstate 10 eastbound Bayway Friday afternoon.

It was blue team against red at Lott Park in Daphne as the city’s finest competed to see which department could get the most people signed up to give blood.

Lett’s friends say he was a well-known hip-hop artist in the Port City

Governor Kay Ivey made it official today, the Yellowhammer Cookie is now Alabama’s official state cookie.

Cox says the aviators were able to use their intel to surprise the Japanese and ultimately win the battle of midway which allowed the U.S. to move on to other battles like the invasion of Normandy.

As conditions improve, plenty of people are enjoying the start of another weekend

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children is urgently seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing 11-year-old Mobile girl, Jillian Quinn.

A federal judge has rejected a settlement between the city of Mobile and K-9 police dog handlers with the Police Department over overtime pay. In most lawsuits, if the plaintiffs and defendants reach an agreement out of court, the judge has no role. But the lawsuit filed last year by three K-9 officers was based on the Fair Labor Standards Act, which requires judicial approval.

The Atlantic hurricane season officially began Thursday and runs through Nov. 30.

A Dothan man pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges that he and a suspected co-conspirator masterminded an elaborate theft scheme that defrauded unsuspecting victims.

Mobile Mayor Stimpson today issued a statement on the updated Forbes “Safest Cities Study.”

The union says Jennifer Bates' termination comes shortly after reaching three years of service with the company.

Jermiera Ivory Fowler, 31, was last seen May 31 around 4 p.m. in the 500 block of 41st Street North.

Mary Blevins filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the owner of Lotus Gentlemen’s Club, the people who own the building and the city of Prichard. The suit claimed the defendants didn’t provide a safe environment.

Rip current risks were also at a high.

A bill that would allow some people access to police body camera which is awaiting Governor Ivey’s signature.

A local teen living with kidney disease is one step closer to getting a life-changing surgery. Devin Smith, 16, is now on the kidney transplant list. We caught up with Devin and his mom Erica moments after they received the news at UAB Children’s Hospital in Birmingham.

A milestone bill passed in the Senate and House means grandparents and grandchildren could have protection under the law when it comes to domestic violence.

Alabama families could soon pay less at the grocery store after lawmakers gave final passage to a landmark bill to gradually remove half of the 4% state sales tax on food by September 2024.

The congressional deal to avert a first-ever default on the national debt is now in the hands of the Senate. The House of Representatives passed it Wednesday on a bipartisan vote. The Senate has just days to act. Leaders hope to get the bill on the Senate floor for a vote by Friday in order beat the Treasury Department’s drop-dead deadline of Monday.

FOX 10 spoke to State Representative Matt Simpson about legislation passed following a quadruple homicide earlier this year in Daphne.

Two male victims were hit by gunfire while walking along Springhill Avenue Wednesday, according to the Mobile Police Department.

Mobile police said a fight sent one man to a local hospital with a gunshot wound Wednesday.