Armed Robbers Hit Food Mart Steps From Mobile Police Headquarters
Two armed men robbed a Government Street food mart located diagonally across from Mobile Police headquarters in an early-morning holdup.
Federal spending bill funds Mobile’s Austal shipyard and Port of Mobile, Byrne says
Rep. Bradley Byrne backed a federal spending bill funding three littoral combat ships at Mobile's Austal USA shipyard and $100 million for the Port of Mobile.
Mobile County Approves $5 Million for New Trucks, Patrol Cars and Ambulances
The Mobile County Commission approved $5 million in capital equipment purchases covering road department trucks, sheriff's vehicles and EMS ambulances.
Bellingrath’s Magic Christmas in Lights Lands in National Top Six
Theodore's Bellingrath Gardens placed sixth nationally in a USA Today reader poll ranking the country's best public holiday light displays this season.
New $10.5M Calcedeaver Elementary Set to Open in January
Students at Calcedeaver Elementary in Mount Vernon will move into a new $10.5 million school building when classes resume after the holidays.
Mobile County School Board Selects Contractor for New $25 Million Citronelle High
The Mobile County school board approved White-Spunner Construction to build the new $25 million Citronelle High School, set for completion in 2016.
Semmes Man Killed After Entering Roadway on U.S. 98
A 46-year-old Semmes man died after entering the roadway on U.S. 98 west of Mobile and being struck by a passing pickup truck Tuesday night, troopers say.
Mobile Couple Faces Dozens of Fraud Charges in Craigslist Electronics Scheme
A Mobile man and woman face a combined 38 fraud-related charges after police say they scammed buyers responding to Craigslist electronics listings.
Mobile Water and Sewer Rates Set to Rise 5 Percent in 2015
MAWSS customers will see a 5 percent rate increase starting January 2015 as the utility funds repairs to aging pipes and treatment plants.
Councilman Joel Daves Targets Road Conditions, Flooding for District 5 in 2015
Mobile Councilman Joel Daves says door-to-door polling shows road conditions and flooding are top concerns heading into 2015 for District 5.