Mobile and Baldwin County News
MOBILE, Ala. — Low-income Mobile residents struggling with utility bills will have another chance to apply for help this week, according to Mobile Community Action, Inc. The nonprofit announced that…
A Mobile ministry is teaming up with a regional food bank partner to put groceries directly into neighbors’ cars this weekend. The Blessing Angels Gifting Tree will hold a drive-thru…
Federal prosecutors moved to dismiss remaining tax charges against Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie after a string of courtroom losses.
Sixteen attorneys have submitted their names for consideration to fill the Mobile County District Court judge seat vacated by Judge Jay York.
An Alabama inmate who escaped a Camden work-release center in June 2015 was believed to have family ties in Mobile, prompting a multi-agency search.
Six nominees, including two sitting judges, are under consideration to fill a Mobile County Circuit Court vacancy left by a retiring judge this year.
Mobile Area Education Foundation will use a new $120,000 Lumina grant to expand college and credential access across Mobile County over the next two years.
Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie and her husband pleaded not guilty to new federal tax fraud and data misuse charges in federal court.
Mobile County opened applications for its seven magnet schools, with weekend open houses giving families a chance to tour campuses and apply.
The Mobile County Commission approved $5 million in capital equipment purchases covering road department trucks, sheriff's vehicles and EMS ambulances.