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

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

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.

The Mobile County Sheriff's Office has started a painstaking review of evidence at the Prichard Police Department. On Monday, the sheriff's office began a full

The Mobile Police Department is asking for the public's help finding a missing 2-year-old. Police say Keysi Gomez-Lopez should be considered missing and endang

Fireworks are flying off the shelves as shoppers gear up for the Fourth of July and the nation’s 250th celebration. Retailers say sales are already ahead of las

Two fast growing Baldwin County cities are pumping the brakes on certain types of development. Fairhope has extended its pause on applications for multifamily housing and some high-density subdivisions. On Monday night, Daphne approved a six-month moratorium on new apartment complex applications.

A Mobile County judge has thrown out multi-million dollar retirement agreements at the center of a years-long civil lawsuit involving the Bayou La Batre Housing

NBC 15 News has learned the Prichard Police Department did not submit more than half of the sexual assault kits in its possession for forensic testing. That mea

A young Mobile mother who was pregnant with her third child was shot and killed at her home Friday. Police say 23-year-old Chyna Hickman was killed by Kanedrea