Mobile Police Investigate Armed Robbery of Woman’s Dog on MLK Avenue
Mobile Police are searching for two men who robbed a local woman of her dog at gunpoint on Martin Luther King Avenue in a startling January case.
Mobile Police Department Opens Applications for Citizens’ Academy
The Mobile Police Department is accepting applications for its free Citizens' Academy, offering residents a firsthand look at daily police work.
Jury Convicts Two in 2013 Fatal Shooting of Coast Guardsman in Mobile
A Mobile County jury found two people guilty of felony murder in the 2013 shooting death of a U.S. Coast Guardsman outside a Mobile-area motel.
AltaPointe, Mobile County Probate Court Still at Odds Over Doctor Testimony Rules
A brief agreement between AltaPointe Health System and Mobile County Probate Judge Don Davis over whether psychiatrists must testify at involuntary commitment hearings has unraveled, with attorneys for both sides…
Mobile Police Seek Public’s Help Identifying Armed Robber From Virginia Street Convenience Store
Mobile police are asking for help identifying a man who robbed a Virginia Street convenience store at gunpoint in broad daylight.
Mobile Police, Schools Launch Joint Push to Curb Juvenile Crime
Mobile police introduced a new juvenile crime prevention program to nearly 90 school principals, aiming to build trust before trouble starts.
Mobile Council Delays Vote on Crichton Music Studio Rezoning
The Mobile City Council postponed a decision on rezoning for Crichton's Blue Magic Studio, giving the youth music program more time to operate legally.
State Fights Mobile Couple’s Bid to Force Recognition of Adoption in Federal Court
Alabama's Attorney General argued in Mobile federal court that a same-sex couple's stepparent adoption lawsuit should be dismissed entirely.
Two Vessels Sink in Mobile Ship Channel, Leaving Oil Sheen Near Gaillard Island
The U.S. Coast Guard says two vessels sank overnight in the Mobile ship channel, leaving a mile-long oil sheen near Gaillard Island north of the city.
University of South Alabama to Host National Environmental Symposium on Coastal Development
A $75,000 gift from a USA trustee will fund a national environmental symposium in Mobile examining lasting Gulf of Mexico oil spill impacts.