Troopers Seek Vehicle After Teen Struck, Injured in Theodore
Alabama State Troopers are searching for a pickup truck involved in a hit-and-run crash that seriously injured a Theodore teenager. The driver fled the scene
Prichard Council Inches Toward Budget Vote After Months of Discord
Nearly three months into the fiscal year, Prichard officials wrangled over golf-course spending and an accountant's review before a planned budget vote.
Alanna Royale Brings ‘Achilles’ to Mobile After Vocal Injury
Alanna Quinn-Broadus has built Alanna Royale into one of the Southeast’s fastest-rising retro-soul acts, and the band was set to bring its latest release, ‘Achilles,’ to Mobile’s Oakleigh Garden District…
USA Campus Police Officer Fired After Pursuit Ends in Crash
A University of South Alabama police officer was terminated after a campus car chase involving a stolen vehicle ended in a crash near Westgate Road.
Saraland Schools to Hold Q&A Sessions on $20 Million Capital Plan
Saraland City Schools will host public Q&A sessions ahead of a January vote on a $20 million capital improvements tax referendum.
$220,000 Grant to Transform Three Mile Creek Area Near Tricentennial Park
A $220,000 private grant will fund new kayak access, expanded walking trails and cleanup work along Three Mile Creek near Mobile's Tricentennial Park.
Mobile Council Weighs ‘Ban the Box’ Resolution to Aid Job Seekers With Records
Mobile could become Alabama's first city to formally back 'Ban the Box,' removing criminal history questions from initial city job applications.
Mobile County Animal Shelter Offers Discounted Adoptions for the Holidays
Mobile County Animal Shelter is cutting adoption fees throughout December, hoping to find loving homes for dogs, cats and other pets before Christmas.
Fairley Rejects Plea Deal in Mobile County DUI Case, Trial Set
Former Williamson High and Auburn standout Nick Fairley turned down a plea offer in his Mobile County DUI case, setting up a February trial date.
Mobile Council Backs ‘Ban the Box’ Resolution for Job Applications
Mobile's city council unanimously backed a resolution urging removal of criminal history questions from initial job applications countywide.