Aubrey Spears

6 days ago | mynbc15.com | Aubrey Spears

MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — The City of Mobile and the Alabama Port Authority are partnering with Auburn University to install sentinel gardens at the Port of Mobile. The gardens will serve as early warning systems for plant diseases and pests. Auburn University students will be monitoring the gardens. NBC 15 News at 5 and 6

1 week ago | mynbc15.com | Aubrey Spears

MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — The Mobile Police Department has arrested 5 people in connection to the shooting at Sage Park that took the life of 28-year-old Frenicka Craig and left another victim injured. Jaquentin Brantly, 19Roderiquez Holifield, 18Mykeal Kimbrough, 20Laderious Moore, 20Police say a juvenile subject will also be charged as an adult. Investigators say additional arrests are likely. The subjects will be charged with murder and assault in the first degree.

1 week ago | mynbc15.com | Aubrey Spears

MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — Nearly one year ago, a Mobile woman told NBC 15 News that she was secretly recorded while undressing at Charles Academy, a beauty school in Mobile. Elicia Jaxon claims she discovered there was a Ring doorbell camera inside the room after she had taken her top and bra off for an underarm wax service. Richard Shields, who represents the owners of Charles Academy, says the camera was located in a visible place, and there was a notice informing people there was a camera.

1 week ago | utv44.com | Aubrey Spears

TOPICS:MobileBeauty schoolElicia JaxonSecretly recordedCharles AcademyRatry SathchakhamVoyeurismCourt documentsNearly one year ago, a woman named Elicia Jaxon told NBC 15 News that she was secretly recorded while undressing at Charles Academy, a beauty school in Mobile. Jaxon claimed that she discovered there was a Ring doorbell camera inside the room after she had taken her top and bra off for an underarm wax service.

1 week ago | weartv.com | Aubrey Spears

FOLEY, Ala. (SBG) — The City of Foley is pumping the brakes on residential development projects. Starting next week, the city will not consider new applications for residential subdivisions, multifamily housing, mobile home parks, and RV parks. Re-zoning requests that would increase residential density will also be placed on a temporary hold. Foley is the third city in Baldwin County to place a temporary hold on new residential developments this year, following Fairhope and Orange Beach.