Mobile Teen Pleads Guilty in 2014 Break-In, Stabbing of Elderly Chickasaw Man
A 19-year-old Mobile woman pleaded guilty to attempted murder and burglary in the 2014 break-in and stabbing of an 86-year-old Chickasaw man.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
A 19-year-old Mobile woman pleaded guilty to attempted murder and burglary in the 2014 break-in and stabbing of an 86-year-old Chickasaw man.
A Mobile couple whose lawsuit helped overturn Alabama's same-sex marriage ban gathered with supporters as county probate offices awaited a final order.
Young revelers built cardboard box floats and marched in a children's Mardi Gras parade at the Mobile Museum of Art, part of its 50th anniversary celebration.
A Robertsdale lift station overflowed after heavy overnight rainfall, sending more than 10,000 gallons of sewage into Rock Creek in Baldwin County.
Mobile County school officials surprised a Kate Shepard Elementary teacher and a B.C. Rain High School teacher with top honors for 2015.
A federal judge in Mobile ruled Alabama's constitutional ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional in a case rooted in a local adoption dispute.
Mayor Sandy Stimpson's admission that the Mobile Civic Center is underperforming has sparked a citywide debate over whether to renovate or replace it.
Mobile County school officials held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Citronelle High School, set to open across from the current campus in 2016.
The Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo in Gulf Shores is mourning the death of Pepper, a 14-year-old Siberian tiger known for her TV appearances with sister Salt.
A 70-year-old Mobile man who pleaded guilty to robbing a bank while wearing a mask and carrying a fake gun faces federal sentencing.