Mobile Police are investigating a house fire and stabbing in Theodore. Police say a man stabbed a woman several times and then set the home on fire. According to police, it happened around 7:30 Sunday night on Old Pascagoula Road near Theodore Dawes Road. Both the man and woman were taken to USA Medical Center. The extent of injuries for the woman are unknown, but police say the man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. Their identities have not been released. » More
Mobile police say a man walked into a home, stabbed a woman several times and then set the home on fire. » More
Mississippi Food Network will not be able to distribute much needed turkeys to communities this year due to the economic downturn. » More
More than 800 pounds of marijuana is found hidden in a load of cantaloupes being hauled by a semitrailer. » More
Analysis of the Alabama High School Grad Exam shows that many students in public schools are fairing poorly in the reading portion of the exam. » More
Sweeping health care legislation has cleared its first hurdle in the Senate on a party-line vote. » More
Police are questioning a driver in Fairfield, Alabama, after they say she lost control of her car hitting 9 children and killing an adult outside… » More
Two men killed in a ship explosion in Escatawpa have been identified. » More
A store clerk is shot during an attempted robbery, now sheriff's deputies need your help in finding the suspect. » More
Congratulations to the UMS-Wright Prep. Varsity Cheerleaders for being chosen as News 5 Taco Bell's Cheerleaders of the Week! » More
One person is dead, another believed to be dead following an explosion at a Mississippi shipyard. Updated… » More
Gov. Riley is urging gaming manufacturers in seven states to make sure they keep their gambling machines out of Alabama. » More
Teenagers make up almost 40 percent of those diagnosed with sexually transmitted diseases in Mississippi. » More
Florida Highway Patrol say they have arrested 38-year-old Seth Dickison, Jr., after they say he was involved in an accident that killed a motorcyclist. » More
Jackson County, Mississippi is transferring dozens of prisoners to neighboring counties to help offset prison overcrowding. » More
According to a Massachusetts group, jobs lost in Alabama during the recession might not be coming back until 2013. » More
Sweeping health care legislation has cleared its first hurdle…
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