Alabama Department of Public Health warns of rabies after several Baldwin County residents bitten...
Video above: ‘News 5 Now’ — Top Stories from Oct. 22, 2026 BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. (WKRG) — The Alabama Department of Public Health is warning residents about catching rabies after several Baldwin County residents were bitten by bats. According to the release, all of the Baldwin County residents bitten by bats were at different homes, […]
Repossession companies using LPRs at Opry Mills
Security at Opry Mills has reported patrons leaving the shopping center to find their cars missing, only to later discover they've been towed.
City of Mobile official reveals details in missing $14.7 million arena payment
MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — The Mobile City council president reveals how the city learned about the missing money. He said the construction company on the Regions Arena project asked where their money was and that’s when the city knew something was very wrong. Since early 2025, the city of Mobile has been making installment payments […]
Big Blue Belief: Inside Will Stein’s Remarkable Kentucky Homecoming
The first-year head coach’s lifelong Kentucky loyalty, audacious swagger and stunning 6–1 start have sparked a football frenzy at a school better known for basketball.
Online raffle sales become legal in Pennsylvania after years of delays
Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a bill into law Thursday allowing nonprofits to sell raffle tickets online. Pennsylvania representatives approved the bill 199-4 in the House on Wednesday after years of legislative discussion and delays. The bill received unanimous support from the Senate. In Pennsylvania, volunteer fire departments, veterans organizations and...
MDOT facing citations for safety violations before crash that killed 2 road workers, union...
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - The Michigan Department of Transportation is being cited by the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) in connection with the crash on US-127 earlier this year that killed two MDOT workers, according to the union that represents MDOT workers. Erik Bailey, executive director of...
The IRS deadline for 2025 returns and payments arrives November 2 for storm-hit taxpayers...
Michigan taxpayers hit by spring storms, tornadoes and flooding have until Monday, November 2, to file 2025 federal returns and pay the tax, the IRS says. The relief covers 37 counties, among them Kalamazoo, Saginaw and Washtenaw, and it applies even to people whose April deadline passed months ago. With about 10 days left, the […] The post The IRS deadline for 2025 returns and payments arrives November 2 for storm-hit taxpayers in 37 Michigan counties, including Kalamazoo, Saginaw and Washtena
Alabama health investigators go door-to-door in Madison after recent measles case
MADISON, Alabama — Investigators with the Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) will be knocking on doors in Madison to talk with residents about a recent measles case in North Alabama, according to a Madison City Council member. Council Member Maura Wroblewski shared the advisory in a post Thursday...
California’s storm door is about to swing wide open
An atmospheric firehose could soon take aim at California, raising the prospects of a wet and stormy Halloween and Election Day.
Graves of enslaved people in SC’s oldest cemetery were unmarked for years. No more
South Carolina’s oldest municipal cemetery has long had a section where it was suspected people were buried, but no one knew for sure where the graves were. It’s Section V of Springwood Cemetery , located in downtown Greenville, that was used as a potter’s field for African Americans, some believed to have been enslaved, and indigent whites. Researchers believe there are some 2,000 unmarked graves. A project spearheaded by the Upstate Cemetery Preservation Alliance of South Carolina recently fou
