Mobile County Third-Graders Kick Off Eight-Week Civics and Citizenship Program
More than 400 Mobile County third-graders began an eight-week civics program teaching history, government and community citizenship.
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More than 400 Mobile County third-graders began an eight-week civics program teaching history, government and community citizenship.
Federal prosecutors moved to block Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie's request to face three separate trials instead of one.
A beagle mix rescued in Mobile has been adopted by a family in central New York after a cross-country transport organized by a local rescue group.
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.
The Mobile City Council approved a contested Hank Aaron Stadium lighting contract and tabled a plan for a citizens' judge selection committee.
Spring Hill College has named alumnus Christopher Puto, a former Burger King strategist and business school dean, as its 37th president in west Mobile.
Mobile police are seeking the public's help locating 13-year-old Carolyn LaShawn Miller, missing from her home since Monday evening.
The Mobile City Council held over a Hank Aaron Stadium lighting contract and approved noise ordinance changes and public safety funding in a busy session.
Mobile County officials are considering a feasibility study on expanding the county jail after finance officials reported a roughly $7 million surplus.
A Mobile County jury convicted a Theodore man of manslaughter in a 2014 crash that killed a retired Baldwin County schoolteacher near Mobile.