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.
Members of the Mobile Fire Retirees Association planted fruit trees and built raised, wheelchair-accessible garden planters at the Mulherin Home this week — and put out a call for fresh…
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.
Mobile and Baldwin County 911 officials say they are flagging the addresses of confirmed COVID-19 patients in dispatch systems so police, firefighters and medics can take precautions, a practice its…
Mobile Fire-Rescue promoted two veteran district chiefs to deputy chief, the department's first promotions under a new system aimed at boosting diversity.
Mobile Fire-Rescue crews battled two separate overnight structure fires, one caused by a water heater, with no injuries reported at either scene.
Mobile has dropped adult children of city retirees, ages 19 to 26, from city-sponsored health insurance as of Jan. 1, a change finance officials say helps offset rising healthcare costs…
A fire at a makeshift dwelling on Poplar Street in Mobile left one person dead overnight, with fire officials awaiting an autopsy to confirm the victim's identity.
Mobile firefighters contained a two-alarm fire at a vacant house on Michael Donald Avenue in July 2008; no injuries were reported.
Mobile City Councilman Ben Brooks scheduled an April 2006 rally and barbecue on Highway 90 West to kick off his Republican campaign for Alabama Senate District 35 against George Callahan.