Darwin Singleton

5 days ago | mynbc15.com | Darwin Singleton

A rainy day in Downtown Mobile... perfect weather for a nap. Unless you have trouble sleeping. "I came in here because I ran out of CBD which I take to fall asleep."This grad student in psychology had a few future naps in mind when she walked into the Cannabama store, seeking a package of CBD gummies. She says she has a prescription for a sleep aid, but she avoids taking it when she can. "I like CBD because it's a good natural cure for sleep, and I'm not trying to get high.

6 days ago | utv44.com | Darwin Singleton

It was a crowded room in Montgomery Thursday night when more than three dozen speakers showed up to let the Alabama Public Library Service board know how they feel about the ongoing controversy that have put eyes on Fairhope's library. The APLS board continues to withhold state funding for the community facility because some books they deem inappropriate for young readers remain in youth section while others have been moved.

6 days ago | mynbc15.com | Darwin Singleton

It was a crowded room in Montgomery Thursday night when more than three dozen speakers showed up to let the Alabama Public Library Service board know how they feel about the ongoing controversy that have put eyes on Fairhope's library. The APLS board continues to withhold state funding for the community facility because some books they deem inappropriate for young readers remain in youth section while others have been moved.

1 week ago | mynbc15.com | Darwin Singleton

Patrick Ziebe of Mobile walked out of the Mobile Animal Shelter Wednesday afternoon. "This is Pepe!" he said, hugging a small, brindle colored dog. Just moments earlier, Pepe was a resident at the animal shelter, one of many hoping his forever owner would one day walk through that door. Patrick was looking for companion for his dog, Gracie"We've got a large back yard," he said. "We've got a doggie door.

1 week ago | utv44.com | Darwin Singleton

Patrick Ziebe of Mobile walked out of the Mobile Animal Shelter Wednesday afternoon. And he wasn't alone. "This is Pepe!" he said, hugging a small, brindle colored dog. Just moments earlier, Pepe was a resident at the animal shelter, one of many hoping his forever owner would one day walk through that door. Patrick was looking for companion for his dog, Gracie"We've got a large back yard," he said. "We've got a doggie door.