Andrea Ramey

Silverhill Elementary School Principal Wendy Rodgers informed parents Monday they will have to wait a little bit longer before moving into their brand new facil

On Tuesday, the Mobile City Council approved a settlement agreement with former Cyber Commander Kevin Levy. A spokesperson for the mayor's office confirmed it i

The Mobile City Council approved the purchase of portable bollards to improve security at Mardi Gras. City leaders say they want to prevent a ramming attack lik

Drones are being used as first responders in Tuscaloosa, and Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson says the program is impressive. He says it's solving crimes, protecting officers, and improving safety. Stimpson says he learned more about it at the Alabama Big 10 Mayors Association meeting this week. In some emergency calls, drones are being launched to get immediate information before officers arrive.

A Prichard property owner is angry the city has not followed a court order to remove tires illegally dumped in his yard on Short Street. On September 24, 2024,

The Alabama Department of Transportation is preparing for the possibility of icy road conditions next week. ALDOT spokesman James Gordon says crews will begin pretreating roads with a deicer potassium acetate on Sunday, ahead of the wintry mix hitting our area.

Mark Erwin was sworn into office as the new Mobile County Probate Judge. His investiture ceremony was held on Friday. Erwin is taking the reins from Don Davis,

Two utility companies that provide power in Baldwin County broke usage records during the historic winter weather this week. Baldwin EMC, which serves 91,000 customers, says usage surged Tuesday afternoon while the snow was still falling.

The unprecedented snowfall Tuesday followed by icy road conditions caused stretches of 1-65 and 1-10 to shut down and is still impacting traffic Thursday evening. ALDOT says the north bound lane of 1-65 from the Delta bridge to Exit 37 is still closed. It was an unusual site in Loxley Thursday morning as truckers parked on the side of Highway 59 as far as the eye could see.

Spiro Cheriogotis announced this week he's running for mayor of Mobile. He stepped down from the bench as a district court judge last Friday. State ethics standards prohibit sitting judges from running for another elected office. He talked with NBC 15 News about why he gave up his dream job to pursue another one and when he realized it was the right decision.