Mobile Man Accused of Posing as Officer in Armed Search of Woman’s Home
Mobile police arrested a man accused of joining five others in posing as officers and searching a woman's home for drugs at gunpoint over the weekend.
University of South Alabama Trustees to Meet in March, Review Budget and Appointments
USA's board of trustees will convene in March for committee and formal sessions covering hospital credentials, health board nominees and finances.
Airbus Mobile Assembly Line On Track as First European Components Set to Arrive
Airbus says its Mobile A320 assembly plant remains on time and on budget, with major aircraft components expected to arrive by ship as early as June.
Former Mobile DHR Caseworker Pleads Guilty in Elder Abuse Case
A former Alabama DHR caseworker pleaded guilty to elder abuse after her disabled brother was found malnourished and severely neglected in her care.
Mayor Stimpson Names 60-Plus Leaders to Guide Mobile’s First Long-Range Plan in 20 Years
Mayor Sandy Stimpson appointed more than 60 community leaders to advisory and outreach committees for Mobile's first comprehensive plan in two decades.
Mobile Chocolate Festival Marks Seventh Year Raising Funds for Penelope House
The seventh annual Mobile Chocolate Festival drew crowds to the Abba Shrine Center, raising funds and awareness for domestic violence shelter Penelope House.
Mobile Man Arrested After Carrying Child While Running Into Traffic, Police Say
Mobile police arrested a man accused of running into the road with a young child in his arms while impaired, later charging him with child endangerment.
New Drug-Testing Machine in Mobile Aims to Cut Jail Overcrowding Tied to Case Backlogs
A new forensic testing machine at the Mobile crime lab is expected to speed up drug case results and help ease jail overcrowding tied to backlogs.
Mobile City Council Approves $75,000 for Animal Shelter Expansion
Mobile's City Council approved $75,000 toward a $225,000 partnership to expand the city animal shelter, adding kennel space and a new cat building.
Mobile County Records Reveal How Some Free Blacks Chose Slavery Before the Civil War
Mobile County probate records show several free Black residents petitioned local judges to become enslaved amid rising hostility before the Civil War.