The second public forum organized by a Mobile councilman and the city’s public safety director will focus on violence prevention and is set to take place Saturday, March 2.
The UAB Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility says it has paused in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments as it evaluates the Alabama Supreme Court’s decision that a cryopreserved embryo is a human being.
A 41-year-old Mobile woman was arrested Sunday on a first-degree domestic violence charge following a shooting incident that left two people wounded, according to police.
Two dogs were lost and likely the home was lost too in a residential fire Sunday afternoon in the 6500 block of Creekwood Court, according to Mobile Fire-Rescue.
A piglet has been rescued after three men reportedly “tossed him around like a football” during Carnival season, a spokesman with the Humane Society of Louisiana (HSLA) said.
A Mobile woman has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for conspiracy, bank fraud, aggravated identity theft, and theft of a U.S. Postal Service key.
What started as a simple agreement to hire a caregiver for an elderly man turned into a saga worthy of a Lifetime movie, according to court records. Jaason Michael Leahr, 46, was supposed to go on trial this week on kidnapping and financial charges. Instead, he pleaded guilty and faces sentencing in May.
A week after the Alabama Supreme Court drew international attention over its ruling that frozen embryos are children, everyone from prospective parents to lawmakers scrambled for clarity on Friday.
The Mobile Police Department said the father of a girl reported missing 12 years ago has been indicted in her murder and is under arrest in Oklahoma on unrelated charges.
A federal judge on Friday sentenced a Florida man to almost 8½ years in prison for his role in a sophisticated theft-and-fraud operation dubbed a “Felony Lane Gang” scheme by the FBI.
More than 120 college juniors and seniors from 13 different universities spent two days in the Port City embarking on industry tours and networking events.
A Monroeville, Alabama man was sentenced to 397 months in federal prison for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute methamphetamine and fentanyl after selling the drugs in Moss Point.
Some local high school students -- putting their Black History to the test Thursday evening. FOX 10 News Lee Peck takes us to the 5th Annual Black History Scholars Bowl.
Brand new body camera video showed the moment an already patted-down and handcuffed man was pulled out of a bullet-riddled patrol car in Okaloosa County.
