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Transcripts reveal a frantic call for help was made before Mobile police said 47-year-old Thomas Steele killed two of his family members.
A Prichard sanitation worker who faced criminal charges stemming from a “road rage” incident in August has died.
OCSO says it happened Friday night around 10 p.m. off Cardinal Street.
For nearly 20 years, Christy DeLoach never missed a day of work at Mr. Sam’s Hair Fashion on McGregor Road in Mobile, always showing up with a smile and sharing the love of God with those around.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency has identified the bicyclist killed in the crash as 19-year-old Teddy D. Weaver Jr. of McIntosh. Troopers say Weaver died from his injuries after the bicycle he was riding was struck by the ambulance.
The defendant in a Mobile rape case testified about his version of events Wednesday morning.
Deputies located Ty Anthony Thompson’s vehicle at the Sunrise Apartment complex.
The ship has been in Mobile for months as crews prepare it to become an artificial reef.
Court records show the order was filed Friday, October 16. It says 47-year-old Thomas Steele’s mental condition has “deteriorated” since a judge first ordered a competency evaluation Tuesday, October 13.
FOX10’s Shelby Myers and Lee Peck has highlights from Thursday's festivities.
The post says Friday night, strong gusts of wind caused damage to some of the tents set up for the group's Lawn Party this Sunday.
One family was riding out Hurricane Isaias inside their mobile home Friday night — when the storm brought the outside in.
At each center, residents can connect directly with state agencies and nonprofit partners for assistance.
After Hurricane Isaias toppled a massive oak tree in her yard, 75-year-old Sandra Wilson received free cleanup help and plans to turn the trunk into a table honoring her faith.
The Alabama Home Builders Licensure Board is working to keep storm victims from being taken advantage of twice — first by the hurricane, then by scammers.
