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Free Pancakes March 1st!
Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals and IHOP restaurants will celebrate National Pancake Day on Tuesday, March 1 from 7 am to 10 pm.
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A Sweet Holiday for the Economy
Consumers may be willing to spend more money on their loved this year for Valentine's Day. Local florists and candy shops were slammed Monday with last minute shoppers, as well as on online retailers.
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The First iPad Winner Rocks!
The winner of the first iPad for News 5's "Win 5 iPads in Five Weeks" sweepstakes has been chosen! WKRG Facebook Fan Ken Folmar stopped by News 5 Studios Friday to pick up his prize - but not before jammin' with his band!
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$100 Million Less Spent at Ala. Beaches
Tourists spent almost $100 million less visiting Alabama's main tourist beaches last year than the year before the Gulf oil spill.
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Ala. Universities Seek Bigger Budget
Alabama's university presidents are telling legislators that they want a bigger share of the state education budget next year.
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Win A Free iPad
Become a WKRG Facebook fan and qualify to win a free iPad as part of our 'Win 5 iPads in 5 Weeks' contest.
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Ala. Casino Owner's Bond Revocation Hearing Set
A federal judge is holding a hearing on whether to revoke the bond of Country Crossing casino developer Ronnie Gilley.
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Keeping up With Kids and Their Gadgets
Tools like social media and personal cell phones make it easy for kids to communicate with others, but there are some kids who say parents are clueless about what really happens behind the digital screen.
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DOJ Tells Feinberg To Cough Up The Cash
The Justice Department tells Ken Feinberg he needs to loosen the purse strings and help people who are still suffering from the Gulf Oil Spill..
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Schools Promote 100 Days Of Non Violence
Mobile County schools are promoting "100 Days Of Non-Violence," a student-led effort to turn peer pressure away from violence.
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Ala. County Sues Over Racial Discrimination Law
A federal judge is questioning whether a key component of the landmark Voting Rights Act is outdated.
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Special Election To Fill Vacancy In Alabama House
A special election will be held next month to fill Spencer Collier’s House District 105 seat. In December, Governor Bentley appointed Collier to be Alabama's new Homeland Security Director.
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Mobile Health Officials Launch Smoking-Ban Campaign
Health officials in Mobile County have launched a $2.25 million campaign to urge city leaders to ban smoking in public places.
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Judge Dismisses Suit Against Gambling Task Force
Gov. Robert Bentley's dismantling of a task force on illegal gambling has led a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit which accused the task force of abusing its power.
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Casino Owner Drops Request to Remove Monitoring Device
Indicted casino owner Milton McGregor has dropped his request to get rid of the electronic monitoring bracelet he has to wear.
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Teacher Holds Off Cattle From Busy Roadway
Shiela Hagler says herd of cattle and speeding cars recipe for disaster.
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Federal Judge In Pensacola Strikes Down Obamacare
Judge Roger Vinson ruled in favor of Alabama and 25 other states that the new law violates people's rights by forcing them to buy health insurance by 2014 or face penalties.
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Family Prays For Grand Bay Man Stuck In Egypt
Thomas “Pero” Hamburger is on an oil rig along the coast of Egypt. His family is praying for his safe return.
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Free Tax Help Begins Today
Volunteer tax preparation services will be available throughout the surrounding Mobile area starting Saturday and running for the next several weeks.
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Luther Strange Holds Key Position in Oil Spill Case
A federal judge has appointed Alabama Atttorney General Luther Strange to a key position helping coordinate a mass of litigation concerning damages caused by the BP oil spill.
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Louisiana Senator Pushes for Drilling Permits
U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu again is urging the Obama administration to issue deepwater drilling permits.
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Mixed Results From Dispersants in BP Spill
The most extensive scientific study yet of dispersants injected deep in the Gulf of Mexico to counter an oil gusher last spring found a mixed bag of results.
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Miss Attorney General Asks for Claims Intervention
Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood says a Louisiana federal judge should correct deficiencies in the claims process related to the $20 billion victims compensation fund run by Ken Feinberg.
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Spy on Your Kids?
A Mobile native has launched a new software that lets parents tap into their kids' cell phones undetected, and most teens aren't too pleased about it.
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Where's My Tax Return? There's An App For That
The IRS has unveiled an app that allows you to check the status of your tax refund on your smartphone.
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