Aubrey Spears

2 weeks ago | mynbc15.com | Aubrey Spears

MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — Local organizers are anticipating a large turnout this weekend for another rally to peacefully protest President Donald Trump and his administration. Indivisible Mobile is hosting another NO KINGS protest on Saturday. Past events have drawn hundreds of protestors to downtown Mobile, all of which were peaceful. The protest planned for this weekend is expected to draw a big crowd. “I expect every one of them to be absolutely peaceful.

2 weeks ago | mynbc15.com | Aubrey Spears

MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — Angela Weaver will be allowed to return to work for the Mobile County Public School System in a non-bus driver role after the school board accepted a settlement agreement proposed by Weaver’s attorneys on Tuesday. Weaver was driving students home on an MCPSS school bus in February when the bus veered off the road, moved back on to the road, and overturned into a ditch on Mason Ferry Road.

2 weeks ago | mynbc15.com | Aubrey Spears

MOBILE COUNTY, Ala. (WPMI) — A Mobile County Commissioner is advocating for incentive money for local businesses. Randall Dueitt is sticking up for the little guy, saying local businesses should be treated just as well as larger businesses when it comes to providing incentives. For decades, Master Boat Builders have been a staple in the Coden community. Dueitt says his request for incentive money has been on the table for nearly a year, but it is still yet to be considered.

3 weeks ago | mynbc15.com | Aubrey Spears

BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. (WPMI) — A 3-year-old Baldwin County boy is in the hospital tonight after contracting E. Coli around Memorial Day. After spending several nights at USA Health's Children’s and Women's Hospital, his parents say he seems to be getting better. According to the CDC, E. Coli can be transmitted through food, water, surfaces, and other people. How the boy got sick is still unknown, but his parents worry he may have come in contact with the bacteria while swimming at the beach.

3 weeks ago | mynbc15.com | Aubrey Spears

MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — This week, dozens of children were exposed to violence in Mobile County. Most children were just witnesses, like the kids inside Mobile’s Saenger Theatre on Sunday night. Some are missing their loved one who died following the shooting at the children’s dance recital. Carl Williams III was shot inside the theater shortly after filming his daughter performing on stage.