USA Health, Feeding the Gulf Coast create novel care model to address food insecurity...
The closed-loop, scalable care model is critically needed, as roughly 1 in 7 households nationwide (about 47 million people, including over 7 million children) experience food insecurity. Watershed Health, the company driving patient care coordination across the healthcare ecosystem, on Tuesday announced that, with USA
Gulf Coast Fourth of July celebration events and fireworks shows
MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Communities across the FOX10 viewing area are planning events through the holiday weekend to celebrate the Fourth of July holiday and America’s 250th birthday. ALABAMA. Bay Minette Community Fireworks Show. The City of Bay Minette and the Bay Minette Rotary Club are hosting the Community...
Prosecutors preparing to turn over ‘extensive’ evidence against fired Prichard officer
MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - A federal prosecutor Wednesday said his office was preparing to disclose a large volume of evidence implicating a former Prichard police officer in a corruption case – evidence that includes cell phone data extractions and wiretaps from unrelated cases. Emanuel Naman Dotch II, 50, of...
Foley Main Street Celebrates 12 New Businesses and Record Growth Downtown
Elected officials and business owners gathered to celebrate funding wins and new storefronts. Foley, Ala. — (OBA) — Foley Main Street held its biannual "Idea Exchange" meeting, drawing elected officials, board members, volunteers, and local entrepreneurs to downtown Foley, Alabama. Led by Executive Director Wes Abrams,
Prichard takeover overtime nears $6,000 daily for sheriff’s office
MOBILE, Ala. (NBC 15) — Mobile County is still assessing the financial impact of taking over law enforcement services in Prichard. The sheriff's office assumed control of calls and the department's evidence room last month after former officer Emanuel Dotch was arrested on federal corruption charges. While some of the
Ascension Sacred Heart addresses emergency physician shortage with new residency program
PENSACOLA, Fla. (WALA) -Ascension Sacred Heart Hospital has launched a new emergency medicine residency program in partnership with the Florida State University College of Medicine, with the goal of training physicians to serve a region that spans four states. The hospital’s emergency room sees between 150 and 200 pati
Mother of Mobile murder victim pleads for end to gun violence
Video above: Mother of murder victim speaks out MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — We’re hearing for the first time from the mother of a Mobile murder victim. We spoke with her as the case against the suspect moves forward. “BIG HEART,” is how Patricia Walter describes her son, gunned down last week. “All, my kids, my […]
Former Texas Trooper accuses Saraland Police of unconstitutional traffic stop
SARALAND, Ala (NBC 15) — A former Texas Department of Public Safety trooper and his family are suing the City of Saraland and two Saraland police officers, accusing them of conducting an unconstitutional traffic stop, unlawfully extending the detention, searching their vehicle, and seizing more than $25,000 in cash des
Nia Bradley asks court to travel to UAB as husband faces serious heart issue
MOBILE, Ala. (NBC 15) — The husband of former Prichard Water Board operations manager Nia Bradley is facing a serious medical issue, according to a new court filing in Mobile County Circuit Court. In a motion filed June 30, Bradley’s attorney said Anthony Bradley is currently in ICU at...
Time capsule buried beneath Fort Condé in 1976 to be opened this Sunday
MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - A time capsule sealed beneath Mobile’s Colonial Fort Condé for nearly 50 years will be opened this Sunday, July 5, as America marks its 250th birthday. Admission is free at the History Museum of Mobile that day, including Fort Condé. The fort opens at...

















