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1 week ago | cbs42.com | Kathryn Bruch |Thomas Boni |Akievia McFarland

UPDATE (June 15, 6 p.m.): News 5 has an update on the bizarre death of more than a dozen birds in a Mobile neighborhood. Watch the video in the player above for the latest information on this incident. We returned to Stuart Drive today to find that the birds have not been cleaned up. We’re told the birds should be picked up no later than Monday, but residents think that isn’t soon enough. “We need 911, 311, animal control, the zoo.

1 week ago | newsnationnow.com | Kathryn Bruch |Thomas Boni |Akievia McFarland

Alabama residents see 16 dead pelicans fall out of the sky MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — Mobile, Alabama, police recently responded to reports of pelican corpses falling from the sky in one neighborhood, which sat there for days, according to NewsNation affiliate WKRG. WKRG spoke with residents, who believe that a lightning strike might’ve caused the pelicans to fall from the sky.

1 week ago | wfla.com | Kathryn Bruch |Thomas Boni |Akievia McFarland

UPDATE (June 15, 6 p.m.): News 5 has an update on the bizarre death of more than a dozen birds in a Mobile neighborhood. Watch the video in the player above for the latest information on this incident. We returned to Stuart Drive today to find that the birds have not been cleaned up. We’re told the birds should be picked up no later than Monday, but residents think that isn’t soon enough. “We need 911, 311, animal control, the zoo. We need everybody to come get these birds,” Destany Williams said.

3 weeks ago | wkrg.com | Akievia McFarland

Posted: Jun 6, 2025 / 06:14 PM CDT Updated: Jun 6, 2025 / 06:14 PM CDT MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — People gathered in downtown Mobile Friday morning with one goal, to stop gun violence in Mobile. The NAACP, community leaders, and locals gathered to “orange out” Government Plaza in the city’s latest effort to take a stand.

3 weeks ago | cbs42.com | Evan Marr |Kathryn Bruch |Akievia McFarland |Shamonee Baker

UPDATE (6/2 9:45 a.m.): Mobile Police Department officials have identified the man who was shot and killed inside of the Saenger Theatre. 27-year-old Carl Williams III was shot inside of the theatre while a dance recital was being held. Officials said the alleged shooter, 27-year-old Marcus Sanders, got into an argument with Williams, which is when Williams, along with another person, was shot. Sanders turned himself in Sunday night.