Stephen Moody
Reporter
Stephen Moody joined the FOX10 Mobile news team in June of 2021 after spending three years in Savannah, Georgia.
He also previously worked close by in Hattiesburg, Mississippi as an anchor, reporter, and producer.
Originally from Bronx, New York, Stephen grew up loving local news. Now each week, he works to bring interesting local stories right to your screen.
Stephen hopes to use this platform to help others by telling their stories.
“If you have a story idea or if you just want to say hi, don’t hesitate to speak if you see me in your area”.
You call follow Stephen on Facebook at Facebook.com/StephenMoodyFOX10 and on Twitter @StephenMoodyTV
Hundreds showed up to the location on Cottage Hill Road for a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday.
But when the work is done, it’s time to party in the most Mobile way possible with a parade.
Chief Michael Aaron says it’s a huge deal for the city.
Foley is one of only five sites in the country to host this tournament.
Earlier this year, plans were approved for the demolition of the civic center’s arena, theater, and expo hall.
Pensacola residents are taking advantage of the good temperatures and the convenience to cast their ballots.
Out of the over 1700 students enrolled, nearly 650 of them will call the campus home.
In the past year, community members have worked with city leaders to make this a reality.
The regional traffic operations program will see the deployment of new controllers and hardware to 174 traffic signals.
She joined an exciting back-to-school pep rally at St. Mary’s.
Over 37,000 students across the county are back in the classroom.
As students across the Gulf Coast go back to school, there will be more children along the roads walking to and from school
And as they adjust to the changes, It’s important that you do too.
About 4,500 employees were in attendance for the program which can only be described as a pep rally-like atmosphere.
Thursday in Robertsdale, they got real hands-on experience as they went through different demonstrations in an empty school.
We’ve teamed up with DHR in Mobile and Baldwin counties, along with community partners for “operation backpack.”
Parents this week are learning tools and tips to help their child have a successful 2024-25 school year.
For the first two days, they’re learning from an instructor from Baton Rouge with a focus on firearms training.
It was an interactive and educational experience for children in our area.
With everything parents need for their kids including health screenings, dental and vision screenings, and immunizations.
Coastal Alabama Community College and the Bay Minette Recreational Department teaming up this week for a two-day camp.
Malice died earlier this month following a pursuit. And today he was honored by his fellow deputies.
It’s the annual Gulf Regional Innovative Teachers’ Conference. And Fairhope middle school is the host.
Activities included swimming, kayaking, crafts, and even a talent show at the end of the week. For the counselors, every day is rewarding.
There is now a new center in Baldwin County aimed at tackling substance abuse
The week-long conference gives educators a fresh start before the new school year
And with another facility, comes more local jobs.
But it won’t just be big money for the fishermen. But also, for the businesses.
FOX10 used an infrared thermal imager to determine if sun shades really keep your car cool.
The waters are calm Friday morning but that’s expected to change.
The fireworks won’t go off until later, but Thursday morning festival goers in Grand Bay heard a different “pop”. The sound of fresh ice cold watermelon being cut in front of them.
The program which originated in Mobile, helps to rebuild mutual respect and trust between youth and law enforcement.
There’s now another nonstop flight option for travelers
The new Africatown Hall and food bank is now open.
Seventy-two acres of land between Veterans Boulevard and Fly Creek is being restored as a nature park.
The boathouse and lift for Mobile Fire-Rescue's Fire Boat 2, which was introduced last September, is complete.
A project three years in the making is finally complete and everyone was invited on Thursday to celebrate.
Five sea turtles have now returned home following rehabilitation at the Gulfarium C.A.R.E center.
Marks Jr. was among the 23 people who were arrested earlier this month following a sting by the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office.
Magic Moments is the only wish-granting organization dedicated solely to the children of Alabama
Children at Bellingrath were able to learn all about the wildlife and ecology of the Gulf Coast.
Teams from across the south made their way to gulf shores including the Matrix from Louisiana.
Golfers ages 10 to 18 are competing this week for a chance to head to Miami next month.
The inaugural event was held in the city of Mobile back in 1940.
All of them are immersed in stem activities including this year’s theme, aviation. And the students love it.
The Bay Minette police department is holding this fundraiser supporting the Special Olympics.
According to the United States Census Bureau, Baldwin County is now the seventh fastest growing metro area in the country.
Pine Street is now a one-way street going eastbound from Section to Bancroft.
As ALDOT monitors it all from their traffic management center, there’s one word to describe what drivers need this weekend. Patience
The U.S. Coast Guard is teaming up with FOX10 news to keep you safe during National Safe Boating Week.
