Mobile Police Announced First Precinct Checkpoints in 2008
Mobile Police announced evening checkpoints in the First Precinct for March 27, 2008, after officers wrote 230 tickets during prior weekend checkpoints.
Rising Food Costs Pressured Mobile Catering Businesses in 2008
A 2008 report examined how higher food and fuel prices raised costs for a Mobile catering business, prompting changes to pricing and more work to protect its bottom line.
Mobile Police Announced Fourth Precinct Checkpoints in 2008
Mobile Police announced daytime checkpoints in the Fourth Precinct for March 13, 2008, focused on driver documentation and seat-belt compliance.
Davidson High School Resumed Classes After Student Death in 2008
A 2008 WKRG report documented Davidson High School students returning to class after the death of a fellow student.
Foley Woman Injured in Dog Attack in 2008
A 2008 WKRG report covered a Foley woman's injuries after she said two neighboring dogs attacked her outside her home.
2008 Tanker Selection Prompted Plans for Brookley Construction
Archived WKRG coverage detailed initial plans for construction and jobs at Brookley Field after the 2008 tanker-contract selection.
Mobile Police Chase Ended in Prichard Crash in 2008
A developing 2008 WKRG report said a Mobile Police pursuit ended after a white car crashed on Wilson Avenue in Prichard, with two men taken into custody.
Theodore Worker Was Hospitalized After 2008 Conveyor-Belt Accident
Archived WKRG coverage reported that a worker was hospitalized after a conveyor-belt accident at a Theodore business in 2008.
Fairhope Museum of History Prepared for 2008 Opening
The Fairhope Museum of History prepared to open in April 2008 with exhibits in the original city hall, a People's Railroad car and a 1935 fire engine.
Coastal Lawmakers Pressed an Insurance Bill as Farm Lobby Weighed a Rival Plan
Mobile and Baldwin legislators pushed a property insurance reform bill aimed at homeowners south of Interstate 10, while ALFA searched for a sponsor to carry its own version through Montgomery.