Mobile Man Sentenced to 30 Months for Illegal Gun Possession as Repeat Felon
Artez Martre Williams, 24, was sentenced to 30 months in prison for illegally possessing a firearm as a multi-convicted felon.
Federal Judge Dismisses Honduras Fraud Suit Over Collapse of Mobile Company a Second Time
A federal whistleblower lawsuit claiming Honduras defrauded the U.S. and destroyed a Mobile company that employed 300 people has been dismissed again, ending a six-year legal battle that briefly reached…
Former Escambia County corrections officer sentenced to 18 months for bribery
MOBILE, Ala. — A former corrections officer from Monroeville was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for conspiracy to commit bribery, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the…
Sexual Misconduct Allegations Trail Herman Thomas as He Heads Into Mobile City Council Runoff
Herman Thomas, a former Mobile County circuit judge who lost his law license amid abuse-of-power allegations, advanced to an October runoff for a Mobile City Council seat even as lawsuits…
Judge Drops Final Tax Charge Against Mobile County License Commissioner
A federal judge dismissed the last remaining tax fraud charge against Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie, clearing her to take a new office.
Federal Prosecutors Drop Remaining Tax Charges Against Mobile County’s Kim Hastie
Federal prosecutors moved to dismiss remaining tax charges against Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie after a string of courtroom losses.
70-Year-Old Mobile Man Faces Sentencing in Cottage Hill Road Bank Robbery
A 70-year-old Mobile man who pleaded guilty to robbing a bank while wearing a mask and carrying a fake gun faces federal sentencing.
Mobile County and SouthBARK Settle Long-Running Animal Shelter Dispute
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit between Mobile County and rescue group SouthBARK after the two sides reached a settlement over shelter access.
Mobile Cardiologist’s Retaliation Lawsuit Against Medical Group Settled
A Mobile cardiologist's retaliation lawsuit, tied to a $24.5 million Medicare and Medicaid fraud settlement, has been resolved in federal court.
Mobile Cardiologist’s Retaliation Claim Heads to Trial After Fraud Case Settles
A Mobile cardiologist's retaliation claim against his former employer is headed to trial after a related $24.5 million fraud settlement.