Alabama broadcaster Mel Showers, who broke racial barriers in a Deep South newsroom and became a beloved and trusted newsman ...
“Words cannot express what a wonderful man Mel was,” said current News 5 anchor Devon Walsh. “He was my first co-anchor and ...
60 Minutes finally breaks silence over Trump’s accusations of ‘deceitful editing’ of Harris interview Alligator gar: The ...
Mel Showers, a legendary News 5 anchor who broke racial barriers and worked almost 50 years at WKRG-TV, has died. He was 78. ...
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ALDOT invites public input on statewide bicycle, pedestrian planThe Alabama Department of Transportation is hosting five public workshops across the state concerning the updates to its ...
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Fizzi Fest this weekend to help Gulf Coast kids with critical illnessesFizzi Fest is this weekend. The champagne-tasting festival is geared to benefit and impact local nonprofit organizations.
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Barry Moore sits down with WKRG ahead of town hall meetingState Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) reflected on key talking points ahead of his town hall meeting in Fairhope. Monday ...
Longtime Mobile news anchor Mel Showers has passed away, reports AL.com’s Heather Gann. Showers was at WKRG-TV for nearly 50 ...
Mobile Police Department are investigating a shooting that occurred at midnight on Monday on Dauphin Street. Police responded ...
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2 women break into home, assault another woman: Mobile PoliceTwo women are accused of breaking into a home early Sunday morning and assaulting another woman, according to officials with the Mobile Police Department. According to an MPD ...
In blustery winds and horizontal rain, Sunderland put Durham to the sword thanks to Mary McAteer giving her all once again ...
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