USA Campus Officer Cleared in Civil Suit Over 2012 Fatal Shooting
A federal judge ruled that a University of South Alabama campus police officer owes no damages in the 2012 shooting death of an 18-year-old student.
Mobile Man Charged With Murder in 2012 Cold Case Shooting
Mobile police have charged Levan Dwan Perryman with murder in the October 2012 fatal shooting of Lanelle Jackson on St. Stephens Road, records show.
Trinity Episcopal Church’s Steeple Returns Three Years After Tornado Damage
Mobile's historic Trinity Episcopal Church has re-erected its steeple after a $4 million restoration following severe 2012 tornado damage to the sanctuary.
Murphy High School Arts Students Stage Renaissance Gala to Fund Next Year’s Musical
Murphy High School's Four Arts students are staging a Renaissance-themed gala fundraiser in the cafeteria, since their auditorium remains storm-damaged.
Monroeville Buzzes With Excitement Over Harper Lee’s Long-Awaited Second Novel
News that Harper Lee would publish a second novel sent her hometown of Monroeville into a flurry of excitement among shopkeepers and civic leaders.
Baldwin County Commission Rejects $285,000 Wrongful-Termination Settlement
Baldwin County commissioners rejected a $285,000 settlement in a wrongful-termination lawsuit, sending the case back to court for further consideration.
Mobile Officials Contrast Handling of 2012 Gil Collar Shooting With Ferguson Unrest
Mobile County law enforcement leaders say swift, transparent communication set the 2012 Gil Collar shooting response apart from the unrest that followed Ferguson.
Mobile Photo Studio Rebuilds After 2012 Christmas Day Tornado
A longtime Mobile portrait photographer has rebuilt her studio on the same lot destroyed by the 2012 Christmas Day tornado, calling the ordeal a blessing in disguise.
Three More Indicted in 2012 Baldwin County Motorcycle Gang Killing
Three additional people were indicted in a 2012 Baldwin County killing tied to a motorcycle club, bringing the total number charged to eight.
Graddick Names Thomas Stiles to Lead Mobile County’s Court Police
Presiding Mobile County Circuit Judge Charlie Graddick tapped court police lieutenant Thomas L. Stiles to become the next chief of the 13th Judicial Police Department, succeeding the retiring Bob Patterson.