Mobile Police Officer Treated After Three-Vehicle Crash on Dauphin Street
A Mobile police officer suffered minor injuries when a driver pulled into his path near Dauphin Street and Springdale Boulevard during a call response.
Mobile Attorney Reunites Korean War Veteran With Sword Stolen Decades Ago
A Mobile attorney's pawn shop discovery led him to a Korean War veteran whose Naval officer's sword had been stolen more than 40 years earlier.
How Mobile and Baldwin Counties Marked Martin Luther King Jr. Day in 2015
Churches, colleges and civic groups across Mobile and Baldwin counties held marches, breakfasts and services honoring Dr. King in January 2015.
State Grants to Fund Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault Services in Baldwin County
Alabama awarded more than $231,000 in grants to the Baldwin County Violence Project to fund shelter, counseling and advocacy for abuse victims.
Mobile Mayor Lays Out Timeline for Civic Center’s Eventual Closure
Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson has outlined a tentative schedule that could lead to the Civic Center's closure by April 2016 for redevelopment.
Loxley Man Indicted on Assault Charges Tied to 2014 Case
A Baldwin County grand jury has indicted a Loxley man on first-degree charges connected to a 2014 case involving a 13-year-old girl, records show.
Prichard Swears In New Police and Fire Chiefs After Long Search
Prichard's mayor swore in Bernard Parrish as police chief and Fred Chambers as fire chief, ending a lengthy search for permanent department heads.
Downtown Mobile’s Battle House Hotel Named World Top 500 for 2015
The Battle House Renaissance Hotel & Spa in downtown Mobile earned a spot on Travel + Leisure's Top 500 Hotels in the World list for 2015, city's only entry.
Mobile Police Investigate Armed Robbery of Woman’s Dog on MLK Avenue
Mobile Police are searching for two men who robbed a local woman of her dog at gunpoint on Martin Luther King Avenue in a startling January case.
Sealed Motions Surface in Ex-Auburn Star Nick Fairley’s Mobile DUI Case
Sealed motions were argued in Mobile County Circuit Court in the years-old DUI case against former Auburn football standout Nick Fairley of Mobile.