Bayou La Batre Nonprofit Hosts Thanksgiving for Families Still Hurting From Oil Spill
The Bayou Recovery Project hosted its first community Thanksgiving dinner at its new Children's Place building in Bayou La Batre.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
News from Mobile County — local reporting on government, courts, crime, schools, business and community life in Mobile County.
The Bayou Recovery Project hosted its first community Thanksgiving dinner at its new Children's Place building in Bayou La Batre.
Prichard police are investigating a third fatal shooting in a week after a man was killed near St. Stephens Woods Apartments, with no suspects identified.
Mayor Sandy Stimpson and residents discussed plans for a proposed $2 million Mardi Gras Market and Park at Royal and Government streets.
A new drop-off recycling center opened in west Mobile on Hitt Road, giving residents a closer alternative to existing sites.
Satsuma police asked for help identifying two women accused of using a distraction to steal a business owner's wallet, then trying the cards near Tillman's Corner.
As the John DeBlase capital murder trial enters its third week in Mobile, the defense is expected to shift blame toward his co-defendant.
A symbolic funeral procession from Mobile's Government Plaza to Fairhope Pier aims to raise awareness of violent crime across the Bay area.
A procession of police, fire and funeral vehicles moved through Mobile and Baldwin counties to raise awareness about violent crime.
Airbus donated a retired A330 elevator to the University of South Alabama, deepening the aerospace giant's research ties to the Mobile campus.
Enrollment is up at Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic School in Mobile, aided by Alabama Accountability Act scholarships for families in need.