A man holding a machete while on the roof of a gas station disobeyed lawful orders to come down Wednesday night, and he threatened to harm officers before ultimately hurting an officer, the Mobile Police Department reports.
The City of Pascagoula is hoping to expand eastward. City leaders adopted an ordinance to formally pursue the annexation, but the decision is coming with some pushback.
The NCAA has released the summary analysis from this year's Division I men's and women's basketball study, which monitored public comments targeting the online profiles of student-athletes, coaches, officials and committee members associated with the men's and women's basketball championships.
We’re in the business of helping people -- who often times can’t help themselves. Tonight a story of a man who lost his leg after being hit by a car and continues to mow lawns and just about any other job in between to make ends meet. As FOX 10′s Lee Peck shows us -- he’s not asking for a handout -- but a way to keep moving forward.
As Mobile County Sheriff Paul Burch sought to clarify controversial remarks he made on the radio about a planned protest, one of the event’s organizers pushed back Wednesday.
In May, three federal judges ruled that Alabama had diluted the voting strength of black Alabama voters when it drew up congressional lines in 2023, violating the Voting Rights Act.
Gregory Hunt became the third inmate executed in Alabama this year, and only the sixth person in the US to be put to death using the controversial method.
Three juveniles in Bay Minette have been charged with third-degree criminal mischief in connection with recent acts of vandalism in city parks, according to police.
According to the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office, two brothers, Austin and James Wheat-Payne, drove from McIntosh to Eight Mile to confront a man they said stole construction tools from them.
The city is taking a major step forward in bringing more affordable housing downtown. City Councilman William Carroll, who has spearheaded a program to buy properties and sell them to qualifying buyers with low incomes, announced a groundbreaking for June 24 at the first property.
A multimillion-dollar redevelopment of the Mobile Civic Center is nearing a milestone, as the City Council considers a request to shift funds to pay for additions to a new parking garage.
Daphne Fire Chief, LeAnn Tacon said it was a Daphne citizen who suggested the city apply to get a Safe Haven Baby Box and she kept the ball rolling for more than a year to get the approval to make it happen.
The City of Mobile said because of high water conditions, the beach access point at Escatawpa Hollow Park and Campground will be suspended for a period of time.
