Posts by Erica Thomas

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) said a woman was shot after a police chase Saturday evening in DeKalb County.

After months of hearing complaints about public transportation in Mobile, city officials are asking residents to share their experiences.

Unseasonably warm temperatures will end Monday as a cold front moves through the state, bringing freezing temperatures and strong, gusty winds.

A Fairhope couple was scammed out of thousands of dollars by illegal aliens who ran an online operation, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

A UPS driver was recognized by the Brewton City Council after delivering much more than packages before Christmas.

Mike Potts never dreamed he would be working at NAPA Auto Parts in Roanoke for over half a century. He is humble and resilient and he gives all the credit to God and his father, who instilled a work ethic in him at a young age.

An Albertville real estate agent is facing a federal charge after prosecutors said they discovered her involvement in a violent criminal enterprise that smuggled illegal aliens into the United States.

Stranger things continue to happen in Heflin, following the release of Season 5, Volume 2 of the Netflix series “Stranger Things.”

The Mobile Police Department arrested a man in connection with a deadly fight that claimed the life of an elderly man.

A pregnant mother is mourning the loss of her two children after an apartment fire in Montgomery.

Thomas “Tom” Mims can be seen every morning at the Columbiana Piggly Wiggly bagging groceries and clearing shopping carts from the parking lot. The 86-year-old has slowed down a little over the years, but his granddaughter, Candice Lash said he has never stopped.

The Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) will hold a public hearing on a proposed administrative code change in January. Proposed revisions would update limits on levels of toxins that can be introduced into waterways.

Since 1986, Flowers by Elaine has hovered over the quaint town of Wedowee, becoming a beacon signaling to passersby that they have entered Small Town USA. The charming shop has stayed up to date throughout the years, longstanding yet ever-evolving.

Mobile native folk singer Kristy Lee claims she has canceled a performance at the Trump Kennedy Center after its renaming.

Thousands of visitors are enjoying Andalusia’s Christmas wonderland, known as Candyland.

The Opelika Fire Department responded to a mobile home fire early Tuesday, where they discovered four people with serious injuries.

Community members are coming together to help the owners of Mount Vernon Outdoors after a fire destroyed the business.

The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources announced oyster harvesting season ends at 2 p.m. Tuesday.

The Calera Police Department is asking the public to come forward with information leading to Julie “Dani” Ray, who disappeared on Christmas Day in 2015.

When Johnnie Volovecky started his Baldwin County business in 1997, things took off. Volovecky Masonry was able to perform high-quality residential and light commercial jobs for nearly three decades.

Governor Kay Ivey appointed former Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson to the Alabama State Port Authority.

The initial court appearance for a woman arrested during a “No Kings” protest in Fairhope has been rescheduled to March.

Cathedral Church of the Advent live-streamed the funeral service for Ella Cook, the 19-year-old Mountain Brook woman who was killed in the Brown University shooting on December 13.

Trussville Police arrested Kanen Isaac Harper, 24, of Moody, in the shooting death of Christian Scott White early Saturday.

New Robertsdale Mayor Ruthie Campbell served three terms on the city council before becoming mayor, so she was familiar with the city’s challenges and had a basic understanding of how to manage it. Now that she’s in that position, she said she is thankful to have inherited a well-oiled machine.

Montgomery Fire is investigating a fatal fire that claimed the life of a child on Sunday morning.

Miss Auburn University 2026 is a drum-playing, pageant-participating, politically-engaged beauty queen. But there is more to Ashlyn Powers than what you see on the stage.