Kyle Hamrick

Construction on Mobile's long-awaited Brookley by the Bay park could finally begin early next year, if the city's bid for a multimillion-dollar grant is successful.

After trying for decades to re-enter public office following his trial for allegedly abusing his power as a Mobile County judge, Herman Thomas earned enough votes to join the leadership of the state's Democratic Party.

A nationwide version of Alabama's alert system for statistically rare attacks by sharks will soon go into effect.

Congressman Shomari Figures qualified Friday afternoon to run for re-election in Alabama's special congressional primary, but there's a chance it may not contain his hometown come Election Day.

Federal judges in Birmingham put another injunction on Alabama's 2023 congressional voting district map, writing in an order that the plan cannot be used in the upcoming special congressional election.

Friday night's broadcast will be Mobile TV mainstay Darwin Singleton's last show with NBC 15 News. City leaders recognized Singleton's decades-long career with a proclamation and ample best wishes Tuesday morning.

Rentable scooters will continue to zip around Mobile in the foreseeable future, only a little slower as the city is poised to put new rules in place to tame their use.

The first of five to stand trial for the shooting death of 9-year-old Cailee Knight will spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of release.

Federal judges in Birmingham wrongly blocked Alabama from using a new congressional voting district map and should be overruled by the U.S. Supreme Court, the U.S. Department of Justice argued in the state's ongoing redistricting battle.

Looking over Mobile's declining cases of murder, robbery and other crimes, Chief William Jackson noted domestic violence of some kind is the undercurrent driving almost every illegal act committed in the city.