An argument over a gun erupted into gunfire that killed a 19-year-old Theodore man’s longtime friend – during the victim’s 21st birthday party – according to testimony Thursday at a preliminary hearing.
The event marks 10 years of the nonprofit helping local breast cancer patients. Ashley Jones, one of those patients, is sharing her story to help others.
Former Mobile City Council member William Carroll was arrested Wednesday night on two counts of second-degree making terrorist threats, according to the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office.
A Prichard code enforcement officer who recently pleaded guilty to a federal gun charge and is accused of raping a woman is an “extreme flight risk” and should be denied bail under Aniah’s Law, prosecutors contend.
Officials said the resolution extends the city’s emergency declaration to allow continued coordination of response efforts, allocation of resources and implementation of emergency measures necessary to protect public health and safety.
The Mobile Area Water and Sewer System is proposing higher sewer rates starting in January 2027. MAWSS said a typical customer using 5,000 gallons a month would pay nearly $3.50 more a month.
A mental health advocacy group says the system failed. It says warning signs were ignored before a Mobile man allegedly used a chainsaw to kill his aunt and grandmother.
Critical days passed this month between the time a Mobile city employee unwittingly transferred $14.7 million to a rogue bank account and the time the city discovered the fraud.
The vandalism comes as public concern grows about police in other parts of the country misusing the technology. Daphne Police Chief Brian Gulsby said he understands the concerns and that the fight against misinformation about license plate readers (LPRs) can only be won through transparency.
A tax preparation service used a variety of bogus deductions to file thousands of tax returns seeking $177 million in fraudulent refunds, according to a federal indictment unsealed Wednesday.
Key details offered by city officials on a fraud that cost taxpayers nearly $15 million suggest a high level of sophistication and raise questions about whether a city contractor may have been compromised, according to a retired FBI agent.
The debts listed in Window Depot of the Gulf Coast’s bankruptcy case have grown by nearly $586,000, according to an amended court filing obtained by FOX10 Investigates.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency says the ambulance hit 19-year-old Teddy Weaver Jr. who was riding a bicycle, on October 5 on Highway 43 near Red Fox Road in Mount Vernon.
Alabamians will soon pick a new U.S. Senator to represent the state in Washington, D.C. Meet the candidates looking to replace Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who is running for governor.
President Donald J. Trump approved a Major Disaster Declaration for Florida on Tuesday, releasing federal funding to assist recovery efforts following Hurricane Isaias.
Since the storm, crews have set up supply drives and points of distribution across the county. Some of those efforts are slowing down, so the United Cajun Navy reached out to Evergreen to see how it could help.
Alabama voters will have the final say on four proposed changes to the state’s constitution, including one that would require local boards of education to adopt policies allowing for student-initiated, student-led prayer in public schools.
