Mobile Police Seek Suspect After Man Shot in Monday Argument
Mobile police are investigating after a man suffered a non-life-threatening gunshot wound Monday following an argument with someone he knew; no arrests have been made.
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Mobile police are investigating after a man suffered a non-life-threatening gunshot wound Monday following an argument with someone he knew; no arrests have been made.
A man was fatally shot Tuesday afternoon on Halls Mill Road in Mobile near a business in the 4400 block, and police say the investigation into what led to the…
Mobile County Public Schools welcomed its newest educators this week through the district's New Teacher Academy, a training program at Central Office designed to prepare incoming teachers before classes resume…
Few people have dedicated as much of their lives to football and education as Benny Coffee. A standout linebacker, professional football player, respected coach, and longtime educator, Coffee built a…
With heat index values expected to reach 111 to 115 degrees, the Waterfront Rescue Mission is running its Mobile facility as a 24-hour cooling shelter and seeking bottled water donations.
Mobile police issued 53 citations, 18 warnings and made two arrests during a July 24 traffic safety operation targeting speeding, uninsured drivers and other dangerous behaviors.
Mobile-area high school football coaches shared starkly different views on Alabama's ongoing debate over NIL compensation for prep athletes during Mobile County Football Media Day.
UMS-Wright and St. Paul's football programs are heading into their rivalry season shaped by grief after losing players and alumni in a hunting camp fire and boating accidents this July.
An off-duty Saraland police officer helped rescue a wheelchair-bound resident from a burning Mobile home Monday morning after spotting smoke while driving through the area, fire officials said.
Remington College's Cosmetology Department is offering free haircuts to Mobile-area students 17 and younger throughout August as part of its 17-year 'Cuts for Kids' tradition.