USA Campus Officer Cleared in Civil Suit Over 2012 Fatal Shooting
A federal judge ruled that a University of South Alabama campus police officer owes no damages in the 2012 shooting death of an 18-year-old student.
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A federal judge ruled that a University of South Alabama campus police officer owes no damages in the 2012 shooting death of an 18-year-old student.
Studio 5'4 in downtown Mobile shut down for good days after a shooting wounded two people outside the club, prompting a city safety debate.
Federal prosecutors asked to delay the trial of two Mobile doctors accused of running a massive pill mill, citing the likelihood of new charges and defendants.
As Mobile prepares for the return of Carnival Cruise Line, an industry analyst says the city could eventually support a second homeported ship.
Airbus opened its new $600 million Brookley assembly facility in Mobile to media ahead of its official opening, showcasing a major aerospace milestone.
First responders and community members gathered at a Mobile cemetery to honor those lost on 9/11 and reflect on unity between police and the public.
The University of South Alabama enrolled a record 16,462 students this fall, its largest freshman class ever, adding pressure to campus parking.
News that Carnival Cruise Line plans to return to Mobile sparked excitement among longtime cruisers, hoteliers and tourism officials across Alabama.
Mobile's mayor announced the city is finalizing a deal with Carnival Cruise Line to bring a cruise ship back to the Alabama Cruise Terminal.
A weekend shooting downtown led to a large police response, the permanent closure of a nightclub, and a reminder about Mobile's curfew rules.