The Mobile Police Department is conducting an internal investigation after at least one officer fired shots at a runaway ambulance during a bizarre chase through downtown Mobile. Brent Becker, a Mobile firefighter, responded to a call on Forrest Circle around 4:30 Saturday morning. While Becker and his partner were inside a house tending to a patient, a woman jumped in the driver's seat of their ambulance and drove away. "My partners was like did you put the truck in gear?" said Becker, who flagged down a nearby police officer. "The lights were on. She didn't know how… » More
The Mobile Police Department is conducting an internal investigation after at least one officer fired shots at a runaway ambulance during a bizarre… » More
A 31-year-old Mobile man is accused of raping two young girls for more than a year. » More
America's Junior Miss is giving itself a makeover, and it may result in a new name for the scholarship program. » More
Narcotics agents busted a Mississippi teacher growing marijuana in his home. UPDATE: Authorities… » More
A Florida panhandle mother says someone tried to snatch her baby from his stroller. Escambia County detectives are investigating the incident… » More
The city of Mobile put up more than $70,000 for the 2009 Gulf Coast Classic, but how much bang did they get for their buck? » More
Students at Faith Academy in West Mobile are dealing with the death of one of their classmates. » More
The Florida Street drainage project has drained the life out of another business. Greer's Grocery will close its Florida Street location. » More
Mobile honors Governor Bob Riley during Veteran's Day celebrations. » More
NEW VIDEOThe desperate search for a missing 7 month old baby is over. Investigators found the… » More
An Eight Mile convenience store is robbed at gunpoint for the sixth time in two years. The store's owners are fed up. » More
Nearly 80 cats are rescued from an abandoned trailer where they were locked up with no food and no water. » More
The son-in-law of a Saraland soldier, who was found dead in his home, is charged with his murder. » More
Prichard police hoped to lure in a few dozen suspects with the promise of free money, but only a few showed up. » More
The three jurors who complained the day after the trial, claiming they did not vote "not guilty," have backed out. » More
Jessica Taloney joined the WKRG News 5 team as a reporter in April 2007. She came to Mobile from WCBI-TV in Columbus, Mississippi, where she anchored the 10pm news.
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