The first downtown parade of the Mardi Gras season gets ready to take to the streets of Mobile Friday night. But there's a threat of rain for the Conde' Cavaliers Parade. Organization members don't reveal their faces and names, but they welcomed News Five to their den Thursday as they loaded up their floats for Friday night's parade. They certainly don't want to think about rain stopping their parade from rolling, but they have to make a decision several hours before the floats go on the streets. The president of Conde' Cavaliers said, "Our drop dead time from police is… » More
An animal rights group wants organizers of Pennsylvania's Groundhog Day festival to replace Punxsutawney Phil with a robotic stand-in. » More
Mount Washington loses distinction as site of fastest wind gust on Earth. » More
Storms that rolled through northern Alabama knocked out power to thousands and caused some minor flooding in downtown Birmingham. » More
Residents cross Styx River by boat. » More
Heavy rains flood certain parts of Mobile and Baldwin Counties overnight. The problems subsided by the morning commute for most. » More
Midtown area is especially hard hit. » More
Police and firefighters respond to calls of lightning strikes and flooding. » More
The 2010 Weather and Marine Almanac for Mobile and Pensacola is available and free for you to pick up, while supplies last. » More
Big fire burns off Coy Smith Highway. » More
More than 85% of the town does not have running water. Truckloads of bottled water started arriving Monday. » More
Biologists with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service believe the unusually cold weather is responsible for the deaths of at least 100 birds on… » More
80 year old man killed after clothes catch fire. » More
Freezing temperatures left their mark on a local lake. Residents on Dead Lake in Creola woke up to ice. » More
After a solid week of freezing temperatures, strawberry farmers have to hold on for a couple more days. » More