Sealed Motions Surface in Ex-Auburn Star Nick Fairley’s Mobile DUI Case
Sealed motions were argued in Mobile County Circuit Court in the years-old DUI case against former Auburn football standout Nick Fairley of Mobile.
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Sealed motions were argued in Mobile County Circuit Court in the years-old DUI case against former Auburn football standout Nick Fairley of Mobile.
Mobile County's four-year graduation rate rose to 82 percent for the Class of 2014, with officials crediting career academies, credit recovery and mentoring.
One of Mobile's oldest Mardi Gras societies plans to restore the 1845 Protestant Children's Home downtown into a new meeting lodge called Cotton Hall.
Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson has outlined a tentative schedule that could lead to the Civic Center's closure by April 2016 for redevelopment.
Mobile Arts Council Executive Director Bob Burnett has resigned after thirteen years leading the nonprofit arts organization.
Churches, colleges and civic groups across Mobile and Baldwin counties held marches, breakfasts and services honoring Dr. King in January 2015.
A Mobile attorney's pawn shop discovery led him to a Korean War veteran whose Naval officer's sword had been stolen more than 40 years earlier.
Downtown Mobile Alliance partnered with a local recycler for a two-day e-waste drop-off, while also collecting winter items for the Mobile Rescue Mission.
Chickasaw's school board will vote on reopening the long-vacant Hamilton Elementary as the growing district adds a second campus.
The Battle House Renaissance Hotel & Spa in downtown Mobile earned a spot on Travel + Leisure's Top 500 Hotels in the World list for 2015, city's only entry.