Mobile and Baldwin County News
Citronelle police reported a sharp drop in major crimes for 2019, crediting a new community-focused policing strategy that put officers back on the streets and in constant contact with the…
THOMASVILLE, Ala. — A family new to Thomasville got an unexpected welcome when two police officers stopped to play basketball with their young son — and the moment, caught on…
The Child Advocacy Center is giving young victims of sexual and physical abuse a chance to see Mobile and Prichard police officers in a friendlier light — by dunking them…
MOBILE, Ala. — Mobile police and firefighters traded uniforms for jerseys this week, squaring off on the basketball court at Herndon Park on Sage Avenue to show off newly installed…
As federal investigators continue examining Mobile police's fatal shooting of Michael Moore, residents are weighing how last week's police shootings in Baton Rouge, St. Paul and Dallas should shape the…
Prichard held its annual National Night Out event at Prichard Stadium, offering food and activities to strengthen police-community ties citywide.
The Mobile County NAACP launched a series of community meetings on policing, urging residents to pursue change locally through voter engagement.
Mobile police and city leaders are hosting a community fish fry in the Campground area after a major drug enforcement operation there.
Mobile Police, U.S. Marshals and Secret Service agents raided the Campground area Friday, targeting what officials call the city's last open-air crack market.
Mobile police officer Raymond Williams was named the department's officer of the month for January 2015, recognized for proactive patrol work across his hospital, school and residential beat.