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Also looking around right now at mobile, alabama. The track of sally is hard to gauge. The other part that is making it very difficult, the forecast, its so slow moving at 2 miles an hour. That can do a lot of damage especially since sally is packing a lot of rain. Back to the flooding issue that is front and center as are we with the latest from Jonathan Hunt right now in biloxi, mississippi. Jonathan . Neil, its a very wet day on the beach here in biloxi, mississippi. As you look out at the fa...

Mississippi. Hundreds of thousands in the dark as the storm hammers the gulf coast and people in lowlying areas now being urged to head for Higher Ground. We thought it was heading to new orleans and it made a right hand turn. Hurricane sally is not to be taken for granted. We are looking at record flooding, perhaps breaking historic levels. A lot of people who live in lowlying areas and weve been in some instances mandatory evacuated the lowlying areas. Dont take the storm for granted. You have...

Former vp biden says the disasters are clear evidence that something needs to change and shared by the vast majority of scientists, President Trump says the jury, well, it is still out. Weve got reporters across the country covering the latest on the natural disasters as well as the politics surrounding them. Lets start with Morgan Chesky in mobile, alabama, where they are starting to feel the impact of Hurricane Sally morgan, the big worry there with this storm isnt the wind. Its the water what...

It is primarily a rain event, however, because you have 105 Miles Per Hour winds in a hurricane thats lasting for so many hours theres going to be wind devastation too. Theres a restaurant with a roof gone and the blue canopy flapping. We saw scooters blowing down the parking lot and the power lines and debris are down in the roads. However, the bigger problem is the flooding. We have been told as of two hours ago, 18 inches of rain had fallen. Now 18 inches of rain equals 18 feet of snow that g...

According to the spokesman of an association that promotes the venture, completing what it refers to as the Great Loop — a 6,000-mile journey circumnavigating the eastern part of the

The vessel will be docked at museum on the Mobile River until June 18.

The Alabama Department of Environmental Management says it expects to challenge the EPA's decision in federal court.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has denied Alabama Power’s cap-in-place coal ash plan.The denial, issued Thursday, states that the Alabama Department o

The Eastern Shore Metropolitan Planning Organization ventured to Washington, D.C. for a series of meetings with federal officials on Wednesday, May 1, in search of support for the I-10 Mobile River …

Alabama is blessed with many natural wonders and diverse ecosystems that provide abundant opportunities for Alabamians and visitors alike to enjoy. A group of folks in south Alabama wants to make …