Kym Anderson

1 month ago | wbtv.com | Kym Anderson

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - As the number of adults who use cannabis products increases, so does the probability of a young child accidentally ingesting cannabis. Dr. Michael Beuhler with North Carolina Poison Control says the number of children under the age of 12 exposed to products containing cannabis -- like gummies and edibles -- have doubled in the past few years. That exposure could lead to a serious health emergency.

Feb 26, 2025 | mynbc15.com | Kym Anderson

MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — Tonight, celebration and disappointment for one Mobile high school on the road to the basketball state championship. In class 5A the Vigor high school boys’ basketball team dominated their game today in the final four, maintaining for the majority of the game a nearly 20-point lead. Out the gate the wolves played strong and never looked back. Vigor boys defeated the Guntersville wildcats, 71 to 53.

Feb 21, 2025 | mynbc15.com | Kym Anderson

MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — Alabama’s newest congressman got a big welcome Thursday from senior class students at Vigor high school. District two representative, Shomari Figures stopped by the school Thursday morning to talk to students about goal setting, relationship building and community involvement. Students asked the congressman a ton of questions and he answered just about all of them.

Feb 19, 2025 | utv44.com | Kym Anderson

TOPICS:Jermaine BurrellMobileMayorCity councilmanElectionCandidatesLeadershipDistrict 3A familiar face tells NBC 15 he is throwing his name in the ring in the run for Mobile’s top leader. Former district 3 city councilman, Jermaine Burrell tells NBC 15 Wednesday that he will be filing to run for mayor. Burrell served the citizens of district 3 from 2009 – 2012, when he resigned to take an IT executive position in Boston.

Feb 10, 2025 | mynbc15.com | Kym Anderson

MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — The list of candidates vying to be Mobile's next mayor just got longer. Monday, NBC 15’S Kym Anderson sat down with former public safety director Lawrence Battiste who exclusively told NBC 15 he's ready to lead the Port City. They talked about his main focus to better the city and his strong faith that lead him to this decision to run. "I prayed a lot about this decision. Probably back to about four years ago when mayor Stimpson was elected to his last term.