Investigators Say Shots Fired Not Ruled Out in Elberta Elementary Lockdown
Baldwin County officials say they haven't ruled out gunshots during a lockdown at Elberta Elementary and detailed a multi-agency debriefing on the response.
Operation Drive Thru: Mobile Police Move on Campground Neighborhood Crack Market
Mobile Police, U.S. Marshals and Secret Service agents raided the Campground area Friday, targeting what officials call the city's last open-air crack market.
Mobile Area Education Foundation Lands $120,000 Grant to Boost College Access
Mobile Area Education Foundation will use a new $120,000 Lumina grant to expand college and credential access across Mobile County over the next two years.
Wilmer Couple and Their Five Adopted Children Escape House Fire Unharmed
A Wilmer couple and their five adopted children escaped safely after an early-morning fire destroyed the home they had just finished building.
Memoir Author Dale Kueter to Share Family Story-Writing Tips at Spring Hill College
Author Dale Kueter will discuss his book on writing family memoirs at Spring Hill College on Thursday, Feb. 26, offering local readers tips on preserving their own family stories.
Mobile Council Approves Stadium Lights Over Objections, Tables Judge Selection Plan
The Mobile City Council approved a contested Hank Aaron Stadium lighting contract and tabled a plan for a citizens' judge selection committee.
Downed Transmission Lines Knock Out Power to Eastern Shore Customers
A transmission failure near Belforest knocked out five Riviera Utilities substations, cutting power to thousands of Eastern Shore customers in Baldwin County.
Spring Hill College Names Business Dean Christopher Puto Its 37th President
Spring Hill College has named alumnus Christopher Puto, a former Burger King strategist and business school dean, as its 37th president in west Mobile.
Mobile Police Search for Missing 13-Year-Old Carolyn Miller
Mobile police are seeking the public's help locating 13-year-old Carolyn LaShawn Miller, missing from her home since Monday evening.
Mobile Council Postpones Stadium Lighting Vote, Approves Noise Ordinance Changes
The Mobile City Council held over a Hank Aaron Stadium lighting contract and approved noise ordinance changes and public safety funding in a busy session.