A Mobile County corrections officer was arrested after contraband items that included pornography were found at Mobile County Metro Jail, according to officials.
A family is now offering $30,000 to anyone who offers information that leads to missing man Russel Chestang’s whereabouts, according to the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office.
Students at two schools where new football stadiums are under construction will have to wait a little longer than planned to watch games under the Friday night lights.
A judge on Monday sent domestic violence charges against a Prichard police officer to a grand jury but declined to rule on a defense request that he hold the alleged victim in contempt.
Three members of Darrin Southall’s drug trafficking organization have been sentenced in federal court, the U.S. Attorney’s Office of the Southern District of Alabama announced Monday.
We love sharing the stories of World War II veterans. We are honoring the life of Dale Huschka. The Wisconsin native was a Port City transplant -- who not only loved his country and family -- but also FOX 10 News.
Eslava Creek Sessions, along with other organizations are helping to keep Eslava Creek litter-free, a creek that is often neglected and filled with trash
Abortion rights advocates -- were marching in cities across the country Saturday -- including here in the Port City. The demonstrations trying to protect abortion rights and persuade the Supreme Court not to reverse the 50-year precedent set by Roe v. Wade.
The founder of Ambitiously Him Her King Foundation, located off Springhill Avenue, posted to Facebook Saturday morning, and it instantly caught quite the buzz.
Braves fans lined up to get up close and personal with the 2021 World Series trophy. The event drawing thousands Friday afternoon at Cooper Riverside Park
An attorney for a Gulf Shores man indicted along with former Clarke County Sheriff Ray Norris said Friday that allegations against his client are based on “technicalities.”
An Irvington man faces several charges after police say he was caught inside a box truck without permission Thursday afternoon behind Best Buy, according to the Mobile Police Department.
It did not take a judge long to reject an effort by federal prosecutors to revoke the supervised release of a Baldwin County doctor convicted of health care fraud.
