Thousands of Mobile, Baldwin County Students Missing Updated Vaccine Records
More than 8,000 students across Mobile and Baldwin county schools lack current immunization records, according to local health department data.
Mobile County Schools Post Mixed Results on First ACT Aspire Tests
Mobile County students scored below new benchmarks in reading and math but above average in English on the first ACT Aspire testing round.
Mobile Woman May Enter Blind Plea in Manslaughter Case Over Boyfriend’s Fatal Shooting
A Mobile woman charged in the 2013 fatal shooting of her boyfriend could enter a blind plea in Mobile County Circuit Court next month, her attorney said.
Mobile County School Board Advances Barton Academy Deal and Historic School Sale
The Mobile County school board approved a Barton Academy Foundation agreement and a sales contract for two historic school buildings.
Mobile Man Sentenced to Four Years in Federal Prison for Spice Distribution
A Mobile man who admitted to distributing synthetic drug spice was sentenced to 48 months in federal prison and ordered to forfeit a Porsche and cash.
McGill-Toolen Reviews Notification Process After Threat Report
A social media threat against McGill-Toolen Catholic High School students led to an arrest and raised new questions about parent notification.
Four Arrested in Mobile After Counterfeit Check Scheme Uncovered
Mobile police arrested four people, including two who traveled from Atlanta, in connection with a scheme to pass counterfeit checks at a local bank.
Orange Beach Weighs New Deal to Keep SEC Soccer Championship
Orange Beach officials are considering sportsplex lighting upgrades in hopes of continuing to host the SEC Women's Soccer Championship beyond 2015.
Mobile Man Gets Life Sentence for Abducting, Assaulting USA Student
A Mobile man received a life sentence after pleading guilty to abducting and sexually assaulting a University of South Alabama student in April.
Mobile City Leaders Explore Bold Thinking During Council Retreat
Mobile's City Council and Mayor Sandy Stimpson's staff heard from a bestselling author on rethinking civic problem-solving during a retreat.