Brendan Kirby
Investigative Reporter
Brendan Kirby is a 25-year veteran journalist who previously has worked for newspapers, including the Mobile Press-Register and AL.com.
For three years, he also covered politics for a national news website.
A graduate of American University in Washington, D.C., he lives in Daphne with his wife and two children.
Brendan has lived on the Gulf Coast since 2000 and is excited about covering the region again.
Brendan’s interests include traveling, sports and history. He is the author of the 2015 book “Wicked Mobile,” which chronicles the villains and notorious events of the Port City’s 300-year-old history. A native Philadelphian, he is a devoted fan of its professional sports teams.
Police in Alabama are investigating where the students got the drug-laced gummies.
The woman, who worked as a clerk at an Alabama post office, admitted she took stacks of business checks over a roughly three-month period.
Nancy Johnson’s estranged husband and her brothers are grasping for answers in the wake of the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office conclusion that she drowned her two young children and then hanged herself last week.
Three weeks after a judge dismissed a drug charge, Claude Desmond Mayes still hasn’t gotten back nearly $4,000 that law enforcement officers seized during the arrest.
The punishment delivered to Jeffery Sikes on Tuesday is twice the prison term recommended under advisory guidelines.
Mobile County prosecutors on Thursday laid out a largely circumstantial case against a man charged with multiple violent offenses in three separate incidents.
The man accused of sparking a mass shooting downtown during the Mobile’s New Year’s Eve celebration was defending himself from gunfire, his lawyer said Friday.
The children were rushed to the hospital but died from smoke inhalation and related burns.
A Mississippi man pleaded guilty Monday to orchestrating a scheme to fake his own death off the coast of Orange Beach to escape a sexual battery charge.
An Alabama man has been charged with threatening to kill President Joe Biden.
A 13-year-old girl has died in a Mississippi-area hospital after being a reported runaway from Alabama earlier this month.
A 13-year-old runaway reported missing last week and located in Sunday in D’Iberville, Miss., has died in an area hospital, according to the Mobile Police Department.
