Two Detained After Mobile Police Chase Ends in Crash Near I-65
MOBILE, Ala. — Mobile police were involved in a vehicle pursuit Saturday morning near U.S. Highway 45 and Interstate 65 that ended when the driver lost control and crashed. Two…
Theodore Man Charged After Friend Fatally Shot in Gun Mishap
A Theodore man faces a manslaughter charge after authorities say a loaded handgun accidentally discharged, fatally wounding a close, longtime friend.
Mobile Man Turns Himself In After Deadly Prichard Shooting
A Mobile man surrendered to Prichard police after a shooting on Center Street left a 33-year-old man dead, marking the city's seventh homicide this year.
Congressman Byrne Visits Mobile Police to Mark National Police Week
U.S. Rep. Bradley Byrne visited Mobile police headquarters for National Police Week, pledging support days after two Mississippi officers were killed.
Jury Convicts Man in Fatal Home-Invasion Attack on Elderly Chickasaw Korean War Veteran
A Mobile County jury convicted a man in the fatal home-invasion attack on an elderly Chickasaw Korean War veteran in a case that drew wide local attention.
Former Mobile DHR Caseworker Pleads Guilty in Elder Abuse Case
A former Alabama DHR caseworker pleaded guilty to elder abuse after her disabled brother was found malnourished and severely neglected in her care.
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.
Man Killed in Daylight Shooting at Prichard Gas Station
A man was fatally shot in broad daylight at a Prichard gas station along St. Stephens Road, and investigators are seeking a vehicle of interest.
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.