Sixteen Candidates Vie for Open Mobile County District Court Seat
Sixteen attorneys have submitted their names for consideration to fill the Mobile County District Court judge seat vacated by Judge Jay York.
Bayou La Batre Mayor Appeals Harassment Conviction to Circuit Court
Bayou La Batre Mayor Brett Dungan is appealing a harassment conviction tied to a confrontation with a city councilwoman at a council meeting.
Six Candidates Vie to Fill Mobile County Circuit Court Vacancy
Six nominees, including two sitting judges, are under consideration to fill a Mobile County Circuit Court vacancy left by a retiring judge this year.
Citronelle Man Charged With Kidnapping, Rape After Cemetery Attack
A Citronelle man faces rape and kidnapping charges after police say he handcuffed a woman and assaulted her at a local cemetery.
Four Arrested in Mobile After Counterfeit Check Scheme Uncovered
Mobile police arrested four people, including two who traveled from Atlanta, in connection with a scheme to pass counterfeit checks at a local bank.
Mobile Man Granted Bail in Manslaughter Case After Girlfriend Killed in Gun Mishap
A Mobile man is out on bail facing manslaughter charges after his mother says a gun mishap on a trampoline led to his girlfriend's death.
Driver in Fatal Mount Vernon Pedestrian Crash Ordered Into Treatment Program
A Grove Hill man accused of striking two pedestrians on Highway 43 near Mount Vernon, killing one, must complete drug treatment before driving again.
Bradley Byrne Set to Enter First District Race as Congressional Field Forms
Bradley Byrne scheduled a big announcement widely expected to launch his bid for the First District congressional seat, as the port earned a credit upgrade and a Baldwin sheriff's race…
Three Finalists Named for Mobile Judgeship as Port Authority Taps New Trade Chief
A Mobile judicial committee narrowed its field to three finalists as the Alabama State Port Authority named Frank Fogarty its new vice president for trade and development.
Twenty-Five Attorneys Seek Mobile Judgeship as a Notable Candidate Enters Council Race
Twenty-five Mobile attorneys applied for a district judgeship, while a City Council hopeful became what he called the first openly autistic candidate in Alabama history.