Mobile County Emergency Agency Faces $711,000 FEMA Debt Deadline
Mobile County's emergency management agency owes FEMA more than $711,000 after years of delays on a new emergency operations center project.
Theodore Man With Prior Manslaughter Conviction Arrested in Drug Raid
A Theodore man previously convicted of manslaughter faces new trafficking charges after a search warrant turned up drugs, cash, a gun and vehicles.
Mobile Man Sentenced to Probation for Rigging Foreclosure Auctions
A federal judge in Mobile sentenced Steven J. Cox to probation and fines for his role in a scheme that rigged real estate foreclosure auctions at Government Plaza.
South Alabama Greek Organizations Honored for Service, Scholarship at Annual Awards
University of South Alabama recognized fraternity and sorority members for logging more than 25,000 volunteer hours and raising over $60,000.
United Way of Southwest Alabama Chief Departs After Four Years Leading Local Giving
United Way of Southwest Alabama's president is leaving after four years to lead a Florida affiliate, capping a tenure of major restructuring.
Four Mobile Graduates Credit Community Center Program for Shaping Their Paths
Four Mobile high school graduates say years in a community center's youth outreach program prepared them for college, the military and careers.
Notice Dispute Forces Bayou La Batre Council to Reschedule Meeting
An improperly posted notice forced the Bayou La Batre City Council to delay its regular meeting amid ongoing tension with the mayor's office.
Two Overnight House Fires Keep Mobile Firefighters Busy
Mobile Fire-Rescue crews battled two separate overnight structure fires, one caused by a water heater, with no injuries reported at either scene.
Loan Dispute, Arrest Deepen Rift Between Bayou La Batre Mayor and Council
A hidden $50,000 loan and a harassment complaint filed after a heated meeting have widened a bitter divide between Bayou La Batre's mayor and its city council.
Byrne Points to Gulf Energy Revenue as Funding Source for I-10 Bridge
Rep. Bradley Byrne says Gulf oil and gas revenue sharing could help pay for the proposed I-10 Bridge and Bayway expansion in Mobile.