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The National Weather Service forecasts the foggy conditions Tuesday morning before 8 a.m.

Historic Mobile Preservation Society has much to celebrate this week: The grand opening of the newly restored Cook's House at the Oakleigh complex, and confirmation of the structure's origin.

Rose Burch Stabler sued attorney Jeff Deen, who represented her on a criminal matter in Baldwin County in 2011, arguing that he failed to challenge the judge who presided over the case. A judge Sarah Stewart ruled in favor of Deen last month.

Two people were jailed early Sunday morning after drug paraphernalia and a one-shot meth lab were found in the home they share, said a Mobile County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman.

Investigators expect an autopsy report to reveal whether a 17-year-old McIntosh boy was under the influence of an illicit substance early Friday morning before he was fatally shot by his father, according to the Washington County Sheriff's Office.

FEMA and Alabama EMA officials are coming to Mobile this week to assess damage. Meanwhile, MAWSS reported that the number of gallons of sewer overflows on April 29 almost eclipsed all of last year's total.

The father killed while defending his step-daughter during a roadside robbery was a good man who would give anything to anyone who asked. And it’s unthinkable he would die because someone wanted to take something from him, his brother said Monday.

Baldwin County's recovery efforts as a result of last week's flooding are ongoing.

A Florida Panhandle science teacher is one step closer to making it off the planet, according to new information released by the Mars One program.

Police are working to piece together the circumstances that led to an outdoor shooting in broad daylight on Saturday. Adding to the challenge, officers said the victim was unable to give a full description of his attacker because he could only speak in broken English.