Bail Granted to Former Trooper Awaiting Retrial in 1995 Mobile County Murder Case
A Mobile County judge granted bail to a former state trooper awaiting retrial in a 1995 murder case overturned after evidence was withheld from the defense.
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A Mobile County judge granted bail to a former state trooper awaiting retrial in a 1995 murder case overturned after evidence was withheld from the defense.
The Alabama Coastal Foundation's fourth annual Coastal Seafood Craze pairs Gulf Coast food tastings with a Mobile BayBears night at Hank Aaron Stadium.
Mobile law enforcement agencies held their annual Law Enforcement Memorial Service to honor the 118 officers who died in the line of duty in 2014.
Kappa Sigma alumni and students broke ground on a new on-campus fraternity house at the University of South Alabama.
Henry Callaway was formally sworn in as Mobile's newest federal bankruptcy judge, bringing decades of experience representing both creditors and struggling families.
Downtown Mobile cyclists can grab a free breakfast for National Bike to Work Day, with a Crepe Myrtle Trail group ride planned for the following day.
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.
Baldwin County officials honored a fallen Loxley police sergeant during a National Police Week memorial ceremony held in Robertsdale this week.
Saraland is set to host a Spartan Super Race in October, adding an eight-to-ten mile obstacle-course event to the city's 2015 sports calendar.
Mobile Fire-Rescue investigators are searching for a person of interest after a suspicious house fire on Carter Avenue believed to be arson.