Bayou La Batre Refugee Advocate Sees His Own Journey in Mediterranean Migrant Crisis
A Bayou La Batre nonprofit director who fled Vietnam by boat as a child says he recognizes his own story in today's Mediterranean migrant tragedies.
Citronelle’s James Taylor Reflects on Bear Bryant’s Advice Ahead of Hall of Fame Induction
Citronelle native and former Crimson Tide running back James Taylor joins the Mobile Sports Hall of Fame class of 2015 this week.
Mobile County License Commissioner’s Tax Trial Set to Open Without Key Defense Attorney
Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie heads to federal trial on tax evasion charges after her defense attorney recused himself from the case.
Baldwin County Opens Search for New Circuit Judge After Wilters’ Retirement
Baldwin County has launched a public selection process to fill a circuit judge vacancy following Judge Robert Wilters' announced retirement in June.
Judge Drops Burglary Charge in Elberta Elementary Gun Incident Case
A Baldwin County judge dropped a burglary charge but sent attempted murder charges to a grand jury in the Elberta school gun incident case today.
Mobile County Schools Celebrate Students, Teachers and Partners at Annual Awards Night
Mobile County Public Schools honored top students, teachers and community partners at its annual It Starts with Us ceremony at the Saenger Theatre.
South Baldwin County Officials Weigh Next Steps on New Regional Jail
A completed feasibility study shows south Baldwin County needs a new regional jail, with officials from Foley, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach reviewing options.
Bayer CropScience to Invest $120 Million in Mobile Co-Location Project
Bayer CropScience won tax abatements for a $120 million co-location project with Evonik in Mobiles chemical manufacturing corridor this year.
Mobile County’s Early Head Start Program Marks 50 Years With Major Expansion
A federal grant nearly doubles Mobile County's Early Head Start enrollment to 192 children as the program marks its 50th anniversary this year.
Former Mobile County Death Row Inmate Released After Plea Deal, 15 Years Later
A man once sentenced to death for a 2001 Mobile County killing walked free this week after accepting a plea deal for the time he already served.