Mobile and Baldwin County News
The Mobile City Council voted 5-2 to raise the mayor's salary to $125,000 and council members' base pay to $24,600 starting in November 2021, despite objections over the timing amid…
The Mobile City Council approved the city's 2020-21 budget 6-0 with one abstention, following a heated dispute over capital funding for District 1 and park projects across the city's seven…
Mobile County Sheriff Sam Cochran has launched a petition drive called "Grow Mobile Now" seeking to remove the City Council's five-vote supermajority rule, drawing pushback from the mayor's office and…
The Mobile City Council unanimously denied a rezoning request for a new Spring Hill Animal Clinic building near the historic Sand Town neighborhood, after developers and neighbors failed to reach…
The Alabama Supreme Court has upheld a lower court ruling allowing a Mobile neighborhood to fence off a portion of Montclaire Way, ending a year-long legal fight over the Airmont…
Daphne City Councilman Joe Davis III resigned from his District 7 seat after the City Council voted 4-3 to reject annexation of land planned for the proposed Daphne Innovation and…
After a unanimous City Council vote authorized Uber to operate in Mobile, the ride-hailing service stands to offer residents a safer, more reliable alternative to the city’s long-troubled taxi system.
An Arc Logistics executive admitted the company was already storing sulfuric acid on Mobile's waterfront before council members voted on its permit.
A Prichard councilwoman's push to require regular independent CPA reviews of the city budget fell short of the votes needed to pass this week.
Mobile Police Chief James Barber hopes the City Council will vote on a new body camera program for uniformed officers by the end of January 2015.