Bike Giveaways and Toy Drives Bring Christmas Cheer Across Mobile County
Families around Mobile County had two chances to pick up free gifts for the children ahead of Christmas, as a pair of community giveaways rolled out on the same weekend.…
Mobile Police Believe Remains Found on Marcus Drive Are Missing 21-Year-Old; Two Men Charged With Murder
MOBILE, Ala. — Mobile Police say remains discovered in the Marcus Drive area likely belong to Tracie Dennis, a 21-year-old man who had been missing since Monday, and two men…
Shattered Vehicle Windows in Saraland Spark Rumors, But Police Find No Evidence of Gunfire
Saraland police are working through a string of reports involving damaged vehicle windows across the city, and they are also trying to tamp down a wave of social media speculation…
Satsuma Christmas Dinner Honors WWII, Korea, and Vietnam Combat Veterans
Combat veterans from three wars were the guests of honor Wednesday evening as the Mobile-area community gathered for a sold-out Christmas dinner at the Steel Creek Lodge in Satsuma. The…
Mobile Weighed $3 Million Commitment as Deadline Loomed to Bring Amtrak Back to the City
With a year-end deadline bearing down, Mobile’s city leaders debated how much they were willing to pay to restore passenger train service that Hurricane Katrina swept away more than a…
Judge Denies Marco Perez Youthful Offender Status; Accused Cop Killer Pleads Not Guilty
MOBILE, Ala. — A Mobile judge has denied accused cop killer Marco Perez’s application for youthful offender status, and Perez pleaded not guilty to all charges. The ruling means the…
Atmore physician enters no-contest plea, will take anger management classes
ATMORE, Ala. — An Atmore physician entered a no-contest plea Tuesday to three counts of battery stemming from an incident earlier this year, according to court proceedings, and will resolve…
Evergreen man to appear in court in Pic-N-Sav shooting death of pregnant mother
EVERGREEN, Ala. — A suspect accused in a fatal grocery-store shooting in Evergreen is scheduled to appear in court Monday afternoon for a preliminary hearing in Conecuh County. Michael Colin…
Byrne says impeachment should be reserved for ‘extreme cases’
As the U.S. House of Representatives prepared to vote on impeachment, Lower Alabama Congressman Bradley Byrne said he would oppose the effort, arguing the Constitution reserves impeachment for extreme cases.…
Longtime Mobile broadcaster Mel Showers enters Bishop State Hall of Fame
MOBILE, Ala. – Mel Showers, a familiar face to generations of Mobile television viewers, is being inducted into another hall of fame. Showers is already a member of the Alabama…