Woman Dies After Being Shot in Mobile Parking Lot
A 55-year-old woman died after being found shot in a Mobile parking lot near Megginson Park; police are investigating.
Mobile Officials Contrast Handling of 2012 Gil Collar Shooting With Ferguson Unrest
Mobile County law enforcement leaders say swift, transparent communication set the 2012 Gil Collar shooting response apart from the unrest that followed Ferguson.
FBI Director James Comey Visits Mobile Field Office, Talks Terrorism and Local Cases
FBI Director James Comey toured the Mobile field office in December 2014, discussing terrorism trends, a local kidnapping case and law enforcement partnerships.
Mobile Mayor Kicks Off Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Season at Tree Lighting
Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson dropped the first donation into the Salvation Army's Red Kettle at the city's Christmas tree lighting to kick off the holiday campaign.
Salvation Army Angel Tree Aims to Help 2,000-Plus Coastal Alabama Kids
The Salvation Army of Coastal Alabama's Angel Tree program aims to help more than 2,000 children in the Mobile area this holiday season.
Six Mobile-Area Churches Team Up to Serve ‘Thanksgiving for the Homesick’
About 200 volunteers are preparing turkey and ham for a fifth annual free Thanksgiving meal served at six churches across Mobile, Fairhope and Theodore.
Mobile’s 62nd Camellia Ball Opens Mardi Gras Season in Monet-Inspired Style
Mobile's Camellia Ball kicked off the 2015 Mardi Gras season with a Monet-inspired garden theme, welcoming 30 young women in their formal debut.
West Mobile Gets Long-Awaited Recycling Drop-Off Center
A new drop-off recycling center opened in west Mobile on Hitt Road, giving residents a closer alternative to existing sites.
DeBlase Defense Set to Argue Co-Defendant Bears Blame as Trial Enters Third Week
As the John DeBlase capital murder trial enters its third week in Mobile, the defense is expected to shift blame toward his co-defendant.
Mobile weighs splitting new sales tax dollars among council districts
Mobile's City Council debated giving each of its seven districts about $3 million in penny sales tax revenue for capital improvements like drainage and sidewalks.