Mobile Officer Fired After Loading Spilled Tissue From Crash Scene
A 22-year Mobile police officer was dismissed after twice trying to load spilled tissue paper into her vehicles at a Paper Mill Road crash scene.
Mobile Man Accused of Pistol-Whipping Wendy’s Worker, Carjacking Driver on Dauphin Street
A Mobile man is accused of striking a fast-food worker with a gun and carjacking a driver at gunpoint on Dauphin Street before a brief police chase.
Mobile County Schools Post Mixed Results on First ACT Aspire Tests
Mobile County students scored below new benchmarks in reading and math but above average in English on the first ACT Aspire testing round.
Saraland Teen Dies After Single-Vehicle Crash
A 17-year-old Saraland driver died after his car left the roadway near Lafitte Road and Traveler Drive in a single-vehicle crash Saturday. Police continue
Mobile County DA Moves to Remove Two Constables From Office
The Mobile County District Attorney's Office is seeking to remove two elected constables tied to a murder charge and a cocaine trafficking conviction.
Mobile Lands Bloomberg Grant to Build City Innovation Team
Mobile was selected among 14 cities worldwide for a Bloomberg Philanthropies grant worth roughly $1.65 million to fund a city innovation team.
Thousands of Mobile, Baldwin County Students Missing Updated Vaccine Records
More than 8,000 students across Mobile and Baldwin county schools lack current immunization records, according to local health department data.
Mobile City Council Advances Body Camera Plans, ‘Ban the Box’ Resolution
Mobile's city council approved a 'Ban the Box' resolution and will get a body camera demonstration as police look to replace an aging pilot program.
USA, University of Mobile Administrators Honored by Regional Accreditor
Administrators from the University of South Alabama and University of Mobile were honored by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission.
South Alabama agency opens utility bill assistance for low-income households
The Community Action Agency of South Alabama opened applications to help low-income households cover heating and utility bills through a federally funded program.