SUMMARY: A crash involving a Mobile police cruiser and at least two other vehicles occurred on Government Boulevard, west of Aelia Road. The accident resulted in significant damage, particularly to the passenger side of one car, and has almost flipped the police vehicle over. Two individuals were transported to the hospital. Mobile Fire Rescue assisted at the scene, and Mobile Police Department officers are also present. Traffic in the area is not heavily impacted, as drivers are managing to navigate around the site. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

News 5 has learned more about a crash involving a Mobile Police Department vehicle that happened around noon on Monday.
Read the full story: https://www.wkrg.com/mobile-county/at-least-2-injured-after-crash-involving-mobile-police-department-vehicle/

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SUMMARY: Alabama is experiencing a dry spell, but a front moving through the region is expected to bring rain later this week. Currently, Gadsden has pleasant 70-degree weather with clouds clearing. The afternoon will see highs ranging from the low 70s to near 80 degrees. Tonight, temperatures will drop into the 40s in some areas. By Wednesday and Thursday, a front will bring spotty showers and thunderstorms, potentially adding up to an inch of rain, which will help lower temperatures. By Friday, fall-like conditions are expected with morning temperatures in the 40s. The weekend looks clear and cooler.

A front will bring some showers and storms to Alabama’s weather forecast midweek, Fall temperatures return for the weekend

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SUMMARY: Little Flower Catholic School, established in 1934, is celebrating its 90th anniversary this week. Assistant Principal Mallorie Hill and teacher Nicholas West shared their excitement for the milestone. Hill spoke about the school’s welcoming atmosphere and long history, while West highlighted students’ involvement in multimedia projects to reflect on the school’s legacy. The celebration will kick off with a 5:30 p.m. mass, followed by a gathering in the cafeteria with photo books, appetizers, and a chance for alumni to reconnect. The event is free, but attendees must RSVP. The celebration will take place Friday, November 5th.

Mallory Hill 6th Grade Homeroom, Social Studies and Religion, Assistant Principal and
Nicholas West Computer Science

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