No one knows how the 2009 Hurricane Season will turn out, but if you tune in on your battery powered TV, you won't pick up any stations. Randy Wendt, a News 5 engineer says you are out of luck. "Battery powered TV's of the past were analog. Our analog signal will go away, as will everyone else's come June 12th, so those units will no longer operate." There are a couple options when the weather disrupts your signal. John Hatten, a manager at Radio Shack says, "The option is going to be to get a battery powered digital TV for one. Or get you a generator with… » More
Battery Powered TV's of the past will be obsolete after June 12th. » More
Ready for a scare? Downtown Pensacola is the place to be this weekend. » More
Fort Pickens Road has been closed since Hurricane Ivan, but that changes on Friday. » More
The Fire Marshal has problems with the decade old bar. » More
There are plenty of family friendly activities one tank away! » More
Hundreds of dead fish have been reported along the Eastern Shore. » More
Remember the 1906 Hurricane? What about the 1916 Hurricane? Those two storms shaped Bayou La Batre. » More
New 'Holiday' destination generating interest despite concern over swine flu. » More
Local 4th graders may be naming a new state symbol. » More
Here is some advice on how to deal with a late season freeze. » More
New Health and Natural Science Building will be LEED certified, first in Alabama's two-year college system. » More
The Organized Seafood Association of Alabama going against Gulf Council vote. » More
Gulf of Mexico would be the first area in the United States where fish farming could be legal. » More
Donation of 50,000 oysters to help Heron Bay. » More
Have you noticed more fire ants around town this year? » More
Jene' Young is a Meteorologist for the WKRG News 5 First Alert Storm Team.