Mobile AL

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - FOX10 getting a fun surprise today from the Tricksey Senior Center, as a group of Christmas carolers stopped by the station to sing their own rendition of a gospel classic. The carolers also sang their own version of “We Wish You a Merry Christmas.”

When Amtrak started running the Mardi Gras Service started running between New Orleans and Mobile in August, it restored passenger rail to the Gulf Coast for the first time since Hurricane Katrina. To make that happen, though, required a decade-long effort — and the creation of a new national rail program that has...

A man and woman remained behind bars on Dec. 18 in connection to an alleged robbery at a Dollar General store on Moffett Road on Dec. 17.

PRICHARD, Ala. (WALA) - When city leaders here voted last week to join a legal fight over Alabama’s internet sales tax, Mayor Carletta Davis claimed the city has “not received any revenue” from the system. Data from the Alabama Department of Revenue show Prichard has received more...

CITRONELLE, Ala. (WKRG) — A revitalization project in Citronelle is aiming to bring back the hustle and bustle the city saw years ago, with visible changes already happening on Main Street. Investor Bryant Evans, the organizer of the Downtown Citronelle Revitalization effort, said he bought two buildings next door to...

PRICHARD, Ala. (WALA) - Prichard police are investigating a dog attack that injured two students and a teacher at Collins-Rhodes Elementary School Tuesday morning. FOX10 News obtained an email sent to parents confirming that neighborhood dogs bit the victims as they arrived on campus Tuesday morning. Minor Injuries,...

FAIRHOPE, Ala. (WKRG) — One resident at Arabella Health and Wellness of Fairhope is known for brightening up every room. “Miss Montgomery is smiles every day. She doesn’t have a bad day. She makes everyone’s day better when she passes by,” Human Resources Director at Arabella Elizabeth Tranchina said. “She’s a part...

A judge heard arguments over whether a murder charge against a Mobile man in connection to a 2023 shooting should be thrown out.

A follow-up now to a story we reported last month out of Robertsdale after a grieving widow visited her husband's grave only to find the bench she had been given by her children was gone, stolen, according to police. Viewers who heard the story were outraged. But one person pushed aside the outrage and did something.

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — A long-awaited transformation along a busy part of St. Stephens Road is officially complete. Mobile city leaders cut the ribbon on Thursday on a multi-million-dollar streetscape project designed to improve safety, walkability, and drainage across the corridor. The upgrades span roughly one mile...