Mobile Uber Drivers Keep Working as City Council Weighs New Rules
As Mobile weighs an ordinance to regulate ride-hailing companies, Uber drivers like Charles McCann keep working in legal limbo on city streets.
Gulf Shores Police K9 Dies After Being Left in Hot Patrol Car
K9 Officer Mason, a three-year-old community engagement dog, died of heat-related causes after being left inside a Gulf Shores patrol vehicle.
Five Facts About the Bridges and Tunnels That Connect Mobile to the Eastern Shore
A look back at how the Cochrane Bridge, the Causeway and two underwater river tunnels transformed travel across Mobile Bay over the last century.
Mobile Defense Attorney’s Signature Closing Argument Wins Another Acquittal
Veteran Mobile attorney Dennis Knizley's trademark closing line helped win an acquittal for a Mobile County official in a federal corruption trial.
When Mobile County Police Seize Property, Owners Often Bear the Burden of Proof
Local cases show how Alabama's civil asset forfeiture laws let Mobile County and Prichard police seize cash and vehicles without criminal charges.
Bayou La Batre Mayor Appeals Harassment Conviction to Circuit Court
Bayou La Batre Mayor Brett Dungan is appealing a harassment conviction tied to a confrontation with a city councilwoman at a council meeting.
Secret Repayment Deal Hid $82,000 Contractor Overbilling From Mobile County Commission
Testimony in the corruption trial of Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie revealed a secret 21-month repayment plan that let a longtime county computer contractor quietly pay back more than…
Baldwin County Eyes Presidential Primary Ballot for School Tax Renewals
After Baldwin County voters rejected school tax renewals in March, officials are weighing placing them on the 2016 presidential primary ballot.
Consultant Testifies He Returned ‘Blood Money’ Payment in Hastie Corruption Trial
A public relations consultant testified he returned a $10,000 payment tied to Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie's corruption trial.
Marine Patrol Troopers Step Up Boating-Under-the-Influence Patrols Along South Alabama Waterways
Alabama Marine Patrol troopers are adding extra units on South Alabama waterways this weekend as part of a national push against drunk boating.