Car Crash Near Old Shell Road Knocks Out Power to 700 in West Mobile
A car crash near Old Shell Road and Foreman Road cut electricity to about 700 Alabama Power customers in west Mobile for roughly an hour Friday morning.
Woman Killed After Being Struck by Two Vehicles on McCrary Road Near Semmes
A 46-year-old Mobile woman died after being struck by two vehicles while walking along McCrary Road north of Semmes on a Sunday evening.
Mobile Man Convicted of Murder in 2011 Drug Deal Shooting
A Mobile County jury convicted a man of murder in the 2011 shooting death of another man during a small drug deal that went violently wrong.
Mobile Couple’s Attorneys Rebut State’s Defense of Alabama Marriage Ban
Attorneys for a Mobile couple challenging Alabama's same-sex marriage ban filed a sharp rebuttal to the state's legal defense in ongoing federal litigation.
Mobile Insurance Agent Charged with Fraud Over Unissued Policies
A Mobile insurance agent faces a federal fraud charge after allegedly collecting more than $40,000 from 17 clients for insurance policies never issued.
Mobile County Sheriff’s Office Assists in Pursuit That Ends in Crash
A stolen-vehicle pursuit that began in Jackson County ended in a crash near Grelot Road in Mobile County, with the sheriff's office assisting other agencies.
Mobile Chamber to Host Business Summit on Navigating the Affordable Care Act
The Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting a business summit at the Mobile Marriott to help area employers navigate Affordable Care Act compliance rules.
Prichard Man Arrested, Charged with Murder in Death of 19-Year-Old
A 21-year-old Mobile man was arrested and charged with murder after a Prichard teenager's body was found in an open field earlier in the week.
Enrollment Climbs at Mobile’s Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic School
Enrollment is up at Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic School in Mobile, aided by Alabama Accountability Act scholarships for families in need.
Mobile Council Districts to Get $3 Million Each for Infrastructure Projects
Mobile City Council members unanimously approved a plan giving each district $3 million from penny sales tax revenue for local infrastructure needs.