Fired Mobile Police Officer Turns Himself In on Theft Charge
A fired Mobile police officer turned himself in on a theft charge after an internal trial board found him guilty of multiple violations.
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A fired Mobile police officer turned himself in on a theft charge after an internal trial board found him guilty of multiple violations.
A Mobile police officer surrendered at the county jail after investigators secured a warrant charging him with third-degree domestic violence.
Federal prosecutors are challenging whether an attorney for Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie can serve as both counsel and witness at trial.
As many as 600 people covered each other in powdered color at Fort Conde during Mobile's celebration of the Hindu spring festival Holi.
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.
Court records detail how a Mobile County official's office allegedly funneled taxpayer emails into a 2013 mayoral campaign.
Ex-Prichard council president Earline Martin-Harris faced a felony perjury charge after conflicting sworn statements about where she actually lived.
A large majority of local readers say top Mobile city officials should be required to actually live within the city they help run.
The VB 10,000, among the largest lift vessels ever built, has been docked in Mobile for repair work and will depart the Port City later this month.
A Mobile drug raid on Amsterdam Street turned up cash, eight pounds of marijuana and a gun, leading to a man's arrest on trafficking charges.