Mobile and Baldwin County News
Retired Mobile police officers and firefighters could see their first permanent cost-of-living pension increase since the 1990s as the city nears the end of a 30-year debt payoff plan.
A house fire displaced a family Wednesday night in Mobile's Crichton neighborhood after flames broke out in the kitchen of a home on Union Avenue.
Renewed friction between Mobile city and county leaders over who pays for police and fire protection has revived old calls for a unified metro government, an idea some residents say…
Mayor Sandy Stimpson has selected veteran firefighter Mark Sealy as his nominee for Mobile fire chief, moving to fill a leadership vacancy that has persisted since shortly after Stimpson took…
Mobile City Council approved a new promotion testing contract for police and fire departments and debated a residential road closure request.
Mobile retirees and city employees packed a public hearing to oppose proposed health benefit cuts in Mayor Sandy Stimpson's 2015 budget plan.
Mobile Fire-Rescue responded to a balcony fire at Maison DeVille Apartments that spread through a second-floor unit, forcing an evacuation.
A Mobile church fire on Azalea Road forced daycare buses to reroute, leaving young children to walk past the flames.
Archived WKRG coverage reported that a vehicle fire damaged a Theodore home on General Lee Avenue in 2008.
In 2008, Semmes residents debated whether forming a municipality could improve local services and keep tax revenue in the growing community.