Fri September 07 2007
Demolition Project
Six months after a tornado destroyed Enterprise High School, killing eight students, demolition crews are clearing away the rubble.
Ex-Boyfriend Arrested for Attacking New Boyfriend
A man wanted for beating his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend over the head with a gun and then threatening to kill her has turned himself in.
Fairhope Pelicans Come Home to Roost
You may have seen these around Fairhope before. Now they're all in one place starting Friday night.
Trooper Crackdown
More Alabama State Troopers will hit the streets to patrol the state's deadliest roads. Federal funds will be used to pay for the increase.
Thu September 06 2007
17 Illegal Immigrants Arrested in Mobile County
A traffic stop on Interstate 10 in Mobile County. U.S. Border Patrol busted a van full of illegal immigrants.
Tighter Security At Ladd-Peebles Stadium
Fans are packing football stadiums to watch their favorite high school teams. Managers at Ladd-Peebles Stadium in Mobile want to make sure fans…
Registered Sex Offenders
People convicted for sex crimes now have to register where they live. You can look them up by just a few clicks of the mouse.
St. Paul’s In A League Of Its Own
No school in the state of Alabama has had athletic success in the state of Alabama like St. Paul's. Randy Patrick takes a look at the Saints…
Sheriff’s Deputy Loses Home in Fire
Santa Rosa County deputy and K-9 escape home unhurt.
Sheriff’s Deputy Loses Home in Fire
Santa Rosa County deputy and K-9 escape home unhurt.
New Charges Could be Added to Ethics Complaint
Paddling allegations may be added to list of ethics complaints against a Mobile County judge.
Broken Promises
A Mobile couple says the city broke its promise when it came to keeping a drainage ditch clean.
La Nina Returns
The cooling of waters in the Pacific will generally bring a more
active Atlantic hurricane season.
Surgery With Fewer Scars
Even minimally invasive surgeries can leave scars where the tools are inserted. Now there’s a new way to do certain surgeries and it barely…
Attempted Kidnapping
A teenager says she fought off a man that tried to kidnap her.
17 Suspected Illegal Aliens Arrested
U.S. Border Patrol arrest 17 suspected of illegal immigration after traffic stop on I-10.
Pankiller Addictions Growing
It's more commonly known as Lortab. Recreational abuse is going up.
Wed September 05 2007
Bond Set For Teenager Charged With Killing Cyclists
A Teenager accused of killing two people riding their bicycles can get out of jail, if he posts a $30,000 bond.
Attempted Child Abduction
A big scare for a little girl in Baldwin County. Police say a man tried to pick her up and drive away. Police are searching the streets for a…
Police Using Bait To Catch Thieves
Mobile Police are fishing for car thieves, no worms needed. So far, nine people have been arrested.
Ivan Matchett
Ivan Matchett Takes First Player of the Week Award St. Paul's senior rushed for 231 yards and scored three touchdowns in the Saints win over…
A Religious Revelation In A Rock
A Mobile County woman says the image of Jesus has appeared to her.
Weather Radio Recall
Oregon Scientific recalls 60,000 weather radios. Gary Beeler from the National Weather Service encourages everyone to have a weather radio. He…
NAACP Backs Judge Thomas In Paddling Allegations
The Mobile County chapter of the NAACP says it fully supports embattled Circuit Court Judge Herman Thomas.
West Mobile Annexation Battle Intensifies
In less than two weeks, voters who live in sections of West Mobile will decide if they want to annex into the city.
What Rights Do Cyclists Have?
The tragic deaths of two Baldwin County cyclists have focused a lot of attention on cycling safety.
BayFest 2007
Blues Traveler, The Wallflowers & Joan Jett and the Blackhearts are among the latest acts announced for BayFest.
Guilty Plea In Gay Teen’s Murder
A second defendant has pleaded guilty
to the 2004 murder of a gay Bay Minette teenager who was beaten,
stabbed and strangled.
Fighting Arthritis with Art
A Fairhope woman shares how her battle with rheumatoid arthritis was a mixed blessing.
Portier House
The Portier House is named for the first Bishop of Mobile who purchased the house in 1834 for his residence and office. It is in remarkable condition…
New Record Gator Killed
Later gator. The man who caught a 12' 10", 641 lbs. alligator on the Mobile-Tensaw Delta (August 19th) is no longer the state record holder.…
West Nile In Alabama
The State Health Department says 8 cases of West Nile Virus have been reported so far this year in Alabama. And we're just now hitting the peak…
Hook, Line and Sinker
Mobile Police catch nine suspects with "bait cars." When the cars are stolen, police are able to remotely send a radio signal that shuts off…
Christian Broadcaster Dies
A church spokesman says Reverend D. James Kennedy died early this morning
at his Florida home.
Judge Accused Of Paddling Inmates
Judge Herman Thomas accused of removing inmates from the Mobile County Metro Jail and paddling them in a storage closet near his office.
One man is dead after a construction accident at Robertsdale Elementary. Update: 3:20 p.m.
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Nearly one-fourth of people in areas affected by Hurricane Katrina say they would refuse to evacuate for a storm if told to.
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A United Nations report says Alabama's death penalty system is so flawed that the state may have executed an innocent person.
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Citing coastal growth and hurricane threats, State Farm will boost its homeowners insurance rates by 12 percent to 18 percent in Mobile and Baldwin counties.
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