CARY, N.C. (WNCN) — Three mobile command vehicles are ready to roll out across Wake County in case of any school emergency.

Mayor Sandy Stimpson proclaimed May 13, 2025 will be a day of remembrance for John Edd Thompson. The Daphne Civic Center was ...

"I'm glad that we're trying to pick up this mess and not having a funeral," said Gloria Carbajal. She lost two of her mobile ...

For years, Alabama’s lack of access to mental healthcare has become a topic of discussion. Roughly 2 in 9 adults will ...

Her boyfriend Gregory Jowers was arrested Monday with the help of the US Marshalls Fugitive Task Force, the sheriff’s office said in a press release. Jowers was wanted for the fatal assault of John ...

Fishermen are sounding the alarm on the dredging methods used in Mobile Bay. Several fishermen said they can already feel the ...

The Dickson County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents after an elderly woman lost approximately $40,000 to a scam.

Wake County schools has new mobile command vehicles on standby. County officials said the new vehicles will help enhance response to emergencies and help keep students safe.

Former Senator Doug Jones has endorsed state Rep. Barbara Drummond ahead of the Aug. 26 contest, praising her decades of ...

Adam Tolbert was driving down Celeste Road in Saraland when something made him stop — bears were playing in a yard he was ...

Mobile County leaders will hold a groundbreaking Wednesday for a new public park featuring amenities that include kayak and fishing access to Three Mile Creek. The ceremony for the future Lewis ...