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Joseph Gurley receives 2 life sentences in 2024 Daphne killing
BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. (WALA) - Joseph Gurley has received two life sentences following his conviction for murder and aggravated assault in the Daphne shooting that killed Matthew Bonnell Jr. in 2024. The sentences were handed down today. A Baldwin County jury convicted Gurley in August. Gurley also shot and wounded...
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Daphne house fire leaves 1 dead
DAPHNE, Ala. (WKRG) – Daphne Fire Department officials said one person is dead after a house fire. Firefighters responded to the fully involved house fire in Daphne Wednesday morning. Fire trucks lined Captain O’Neal Drive on Wednesday after what first responders described as a heavy fire on a large house. Fire hoses stretched down the […]
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Foley Man Faces Felony Terrorist-Threat Charge Following Incident Near Schools
Police recover replica firearm during follow-up investigation. Foley, Ala. — (OBA) — A local man taken into custody near two campuses now faces an upgraded felony charge following an investigation into reports of an armed person, prompting precautionary security measures across local school facilities. Officers responded quickly to the area to resolve the situation and secure the perimeter, while school administrators initiated safety protocols to protect students, faculty, and campus staff.
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Foley Road Work Narrows Miflin Road Through First Week of December
Lane reduced between SR-161 and Frank Cole Lane for improvements. Foley, Ala. — (OBA) — Motorists traveling along Miflin Road in Foley should expect delays as crews close one lane to construct turn lanes and complete roadway improvements. The closure will affect Miflin Road, also designated County Road 20, between the Foley Beach Express (SR 161) and Frank Cole Lane. The lane restriction will be in effect Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Officials asked motorists to use caution, watch for workers and equipment, and allow extra travel time through the work zone.