Small Plane Crashes Near Lillian, Pilot Taken to Pensacola Hospital
A small home-built plane crashed near Lillian in southeast Baldwin County on Oct. 31, with the pilot treated for non-life-threatening injuries.
Emailed Bomb Threat Puts Foley High School on Alert, Investigation Underway
An emailed bomb threat against Foley High School staff triggered a police search and a rapid notification alert to parents before being cleared.
Mobile Police, Schools Launch Joint Push to Curb Juvenile Crime
Mobile police introduced a new juvenile crime prevention program to nearly 90 school principals, aiming to build trust before trouble starts.
Mobile Council Delays Vote on Crichton Music Studio Rezoning
The Mobile City Council postponed a decision on rezoning for Crichton's Blue Magic Studio, giving the youth music program more time to operate legally.
Mobile Police Arrest Trio in Counterfeit Check Scheme Targeting Homeless Residents
Mobile police say two men tried to pay homeless residents to cash counterfeit checks before a search of their car and Saraland hotel room turned up drugs.
Mobile County School Board Fine-Tunes New Teacher Salary Schedule
Mobile County's school board is finalizing a 2014-15 pay schedule covering teachers, substitutes, bus drivers and thousands of other employees.
Mobile Bay Ferry Dock on Dauphin Island Set for Upgrade
ALDOT is building a wider dock, new fencing and a covered shelter for the Mobile Bay Ferry landing on the Dauphin Island side of the bay this fall.
Masked Gunman Robs New Dollar General Store in Foley
A ski-masked gunman robbed a newly opened Dollar General in Foley Saturday night; police are seeking the public's help.
Korean War Veteran Clarence Bishop Named Fairhope’s Veteran of the Year
Fourth-generation Eastern Shore resident Clarence Bishop was honored as Fairhope's 2014 Veteran of the Year for his military and community service.
Spring Hill College Public Safety Gets Nearly $20,000 in Radio Equipment
A public safety foundation tied to a national sandwich chain awarded Spring Hill College nearly $20,000 in communications gear for campus officers.