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5 days ago | cbs42.com | Thomas Boni |Pat O'Donnell |Haylee Kennedy |Jeremy Jones

UPDATE (May 8, 3:43 p.m.): After a deadly crash Tuesday in Thomasville, first responders are still recovering from the traumatic sights and sounds. “A lot of people don’t realize that first responders see things that people in hospitals never see,” Thomasville Mayor Sheldon Day said. Day is also a volunteer firefighter with the Thomasville Fire Department. He was driving the first fire truck that responded to the scene. “I’ve never seen an accident scene that bad,” he said.

5 days ago | mypanhandle.com | Thomas Boni |Pat O'Donnell |Haylee Kennedy |Jeremy Jones

UPDATE (May 9, 10:05 p.m.): Court documents reveal what caused the driver to plow through several cars on Highway 43 Southbound. According to Andrii Dmyterko’s criminal complaint, he was trying to answer the phone when the light was red on the highway. Woodie Beck III and Ashley Springer were killed in the crash. Since the crash, investigators have obtained the black box in the semitruck to determine how fast the semitruck was going.

5 days ago | wkrg.com | Pat O'Donnell |Haylee Kennedy

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — A Mobile County circuit court judge has approved bond for a former Bayou La Batre police officer accused of rape after he was arrested in February on a separate charge. William “BJ” Laroy Squires. (Mobile County Sheriff’s Office Jail Management System)According to state testimony, Mobile police officers found Squires at Westside Ballpark, which he is banned from due to his previous charges of rape and sexual abuse.

1 week ago | wkrg.com | Haylee Kennedy

Posted: May 6, 2025 / 04:22 PM CDT Updated: May 6, 2025 / 04:22 PM CDT MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — A former Mobile police officer involved in a deadly crash in 2024 turned himself in to Mobile Metro Jail Friday after charges of a secret indictment were leaked to him. Roy Adams is accused of killing Sumner Howard, 67, in a traffic accident in July 2024.

1 week ago | cbs42.com | Haylee Kennedy

THEODORE, Ala. (WKRG) — A Theodore family is still in shock after what they believe was lightning that struck their home Thursday morning. “The power of Mother Nature,” Homeowner Jeff Estes said. Around 9 a.m. Thursday, Estes was cooking breakfast when suddenly he heard an explosion and a shock of electricity through his body. “From head to toe, I went down to my knees actually,” Estes said. Meanwhile, across the house his daughter nearly lost her life.