Andrea Ramey is an Anchor/Reporter at NBC 15 News. She specializes in investigative reporting with a focus on regional interest and world news, covering topics such as commercial real estate, the housing market, and financial crimes, while also delving into the telecommunications industry and energy sectors. Andrea's work has been featured in notable outlets including 7News DC, Weyi, and KRXI FOX 11 News.
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By: Andrea Ramey
A Baldwin County man with a lengthy history of DUI arrests is back behind bars. According to the Mobile County Sheriff's Office, Herman Lambeth left a court-ordered rehabilitation center in the middle of the night on March 23rd. Mobile County Circuit Judge Jay York ordered Lambeth go to Coastal Rehab in Robertsdale on March 2nd related to a 2022 felony DUI case. The 55-year-old is now charged with escape in the third degree. Prosecutors are also seeking to revoke his probation.
By: Andrea Ramey
A Mobile police officer involved in two previous controversial incidents is now under internal investigation over a social media post containing profanity directed at Mobile County Sheriff Paul Burch. Screenshots circulating online appear to show Mobile Police Officer Paul Callegari and a woman extending their middle fingers in a photograph. The caption included profanity aimed at Burch and deputies who supported him in the Republican primary election. The post also encouraged members of the Mobile County Sheriff's Office to take screenshots.
A former Mobile County Sheriff's Office sergeant pleaded not guilty to bank fraud, money laundering, and tax evasion charges in federal court Friday afternoon and declined to comment afterward. Daniel Holifield is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars through a years-long fraud scheme. He also faces three new state charges of first-degree theft by deception. Federal investigators says the 52-year-old stole more than $310,000 while working for the sheriff's office.
By: Andrea Ramey
A Mobile County man has filed a civil lawsuit against the Mobile Area Water and Sewer System and its director, Bud McCrory, alleging they wrongfully targeted him with criminal charges over access to Big Creek Lake. According to the complaint, filed June 3 in Mobile County Circuit Court, Raymond Anthony Elsworth claims MAWSS "embarked on a campaign of retribution" against him and other families who enjoyed the lake "by weaponizing the criminal justice system against Elsworth in an attempt to bully, intimidate, and oppress Elsworth and members of the community from using their beloved lake."
The federal corruption investigation in Prichard is now raising concerns about hundreds of criminal cases. The Mobile County Sheriff's Office took control of th
By: Andrea Ramey
The federal corruption investigation in Prichard is now raising concerns about hundreds of criminal cases. The Mobile County Sheriff's Office took control of the police department on Tuesday. Sheriff Paul Burch says the department has the most disorganized police evidence room he's ever seen, and it could take six months to sort through it.
Heavy rain from the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur caused the Styx River to flood Thursday. The rising water forced one business to mover merchandise to high
By: Andrea Ramey
New state restrictions on so-called "mud dumping" in Mobile Bay may be facing their first major test. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released a proposed dredg
By: Andrea Ramey
Two new Alabama laws are aimed at tackling blight in the city of Mobile. One speeds up the city's ability to deal with abandoned properties that have become nei
By: Andrea Ramey
Silicon Ranch says it has received conditional approval to move forward with its proposed 4,500-acre solar project in Baldwin County, just days before Stockton area voters decide whether to adopt zoning. Opponents of the $350 million project pushed for Tuesday's vote, hoping zoning could stop the solar farm. Silicon Ranch CEO Reagan Farr says regardless of the outcome of Tuesday's referendum, construction is expected to begin this fall.
