ALDOT seeks public input on proposed Spanish Fort improvements

SPANISH FORT, Ala. (NBC 15) — The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) is seeking public input on a proposed project to improve traffic flow and intersection capacity along US-31 in Spanish Fort. The proposed project includes additional lanes and intersection modifications along US-31, it extends from US-90/US-98 to School...

Baldwin County Honors Departing Commissioners

Baldwin County, AL. — (GSN) — As the largest county in Alabama by land area, Baldwin County spans approximately 2,027 total square miles—including 1,590 square miles of land—and is home to a population of over 230,000 residents. Navigating the needs of such an expansive and rapidly expanding region requires significant effort, as county commissioners must travel on a regular basis across wide distances to fully understand the complex issues facing their growing communities. Despite the heavy demands of managing regional development, local public officials typically do not receive much reward for their daily duties, serving primarily out of a commitment to their constituents.

Pamela Laffitte falls short in race for Mobile County sheriff

Video above: Pamela Laffitte addresses loss in Mobile County Sheriff race (UPDATE 11 p.m): Mobile County Sheriff Paul Burch wins the Mobile County Sheriff’s race, defeating Pamala Laffitte. Up until the polls closed, Laffitte worked to convince voters she was the woman for the job. While she didn’t get the results she wanted, she’s proud […]

City of Mobile November events

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - JeNyia Rocker and Phelon Carter joined us on Studio 10 to preview the November events in the city of Mobile!. Ready to hit the field? Breakthrough Teens invites teens of all skill levels to Sage Park for an afternoon of flag football, “friendly” competition, music, food and giveaways. Whether you’re a seasoned player or trying flag football for the first time, coaches will be on hand to offer tips and encouragement throughout the games. Bring your energy, connect with friends, and enjoy an afternoon on the field.

Mayor: Multiple warning signs missed before Mobile’s $14.7 million loss

MOBILE, Ala. (NBC 15) — Mobile Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis city staff missed multiple warning signs before $14.7 million intended for the Regions Arena contractor was sent to a fraudulent account. He says the city’s investigation found finance department staff failed to follow verification procedures and did not act on concerns as the contractor’s payment information changed.

Prichard general fund account shows negative balance after payroll, council president says

PRICHARD, Ala. (WALA) - The city will overdraw its general fund bank account by more than $20,000 to make payroll Friday, City Council President Traci Hale said at an emergency council meeting. The council voted 5-0 to approve a resolution to seek a formal audit if City Attorney Josh Briskman...

Baldwin County Jail launches IGNITE program for inmate education and job training

BAY MINETTE, Ala. (WALA) - A new program at the Baldwin County Jail aims to help inmates build a better future before they return to the community. The program is called IGNITE. It focuses on education, job training and personal development. What IGNITE offers. IGNITE stands for Inmate Growth Naturally...

Defective air release valve spills 56,250 gallons of wastewater into Rabbit Creek, MAWSS says

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Crews from the Mobile Area Water and Sewer System responded to a wastewater overflow Friday that spilled 56,250 gallons into Rabbit Creek, the utility said. The overflow, which occurred at 5480 Rangeline Road and was reported by a MAWSS employee, resulted from a defective air release...

Jackson County Didn’t Set Up Enough Voting Machines, Leading to Long Lines on Election Day

Jackson County Election Commissioner Danny Glaskox told the Mississippi Free Press that voters across the county expressed concerns about long poll lines, which was largely due to some precincts lacking enough voting machines to accommodate the large voter turnout. “We just didn’t have enough equipment out there,” Glaskox said. “We’re...

Prichard Public Works employees protest, file grievances over pay and work conditions

MOBILE, Ala. (NBC 15) — Prichard Public Works employees say low pay and unanswered complaints led them to stage a protest this week. Mayor Carletta Davis says says her proposed budget includes more personnel funding for public works but the city council has to pass it. Workers say they want answers now and dispute the budget guarantees raises.

Mobile City Council to consider parking changes after complaints

MOBILE, Ala. (NBC 15) — The Mobile City Council is weighing a new contract for downtown parking management after the city received seven complaints about the current service, including calls that went unanswered. The proposal would put Park First of Alabama in charge of parking operations within the Hank...

Baldwin County Boss Babes brings Holiday Market back to Robertsdale

Video above: ‘News 5 Now’ — Top Stories from Nov. 3, 2026 BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. (WKRG) — The Baldwin County Boss Babes is hosting its 9th Annual Holiday Market in Robertsdale. According to a news release, the Holiday Market will be on Nov. 14, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Baldwin County Coliseum […]

Prichard city services at risk as some workers stop working

Mayor Carletta Davis says low pay and heavy workloads are putting city services at risk.

ALDOT grants support airport projects across south Alabama

MOBILE, Ala. (NBC 15) — Alabama is putting more than $73 million toward airport improvements statewide, including runway, taxiway and apron work at airports in Baldwin, Clarke, Conecuh, Escambia and Mobile counties. The funding combines $12.1 million from the state, $7.3 million in airport contributions and $53.6 million in...

Prichard Public Works employees protest, file grievances over pay and work conditions

MOBILE, Ala. (NBC 15) — Prichard Public Works employees say low pay and unanswered complaints led them to stage a protest this week. Mayor Carletta Davis says says her proposed budget includes more personnel funding for public works but the city council has to pass it. Workers say they want answers now and dispute the budget guarantees raises.

Fairhope’s new nature center offers hands-on learning at Flying Creek Nature Preserve

Video above: Fairhope’s new nature center offers hands-on learning at Flying Creek Nature Preserve FAIRHOPE, Ala. (WKRG) — A new resource is now open for visitors at Fairhope’s Flying Creek Nature Preserve. The John Martin Nature Center is giving visitors a place to learn more about the environment and enjoy the outdoors. It’s a new […]

Tinsel and Tailgates Headline Foley Main Street's Holiday Lineup

Food and drink trail runs Nov. 1 through Jan. 2 in Downtown Foley. Foley, Ala. — (OBA) — Downtown Foley is gearing up for a full holiday season, and Foley Main Street has a lineup of events to match. The organization invites residents and visitors to take part in a schedule featuring food and drink trails, live music, interactive scavenger hunts, and festive Third Thursday celebrations. November and December will offer something for nearly every age group and interest, from die-hard football fans to holiday shoppers. Local businesses across the historic district are participating in several of the programs.

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Mobile Parks & Recreation Department to host free showing of “Grease”

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) – The “Fall Movies in the Park” series continues in Mobile, and you can watch Grease, thanks to the Parks and Recreation department! The movie is being shown in Medal of Honor Park this Friday and is expected to start around 7 p.m. Outside of the main attraction, MPRD is planning a […]