McGill-Toolen Reviews Notification Process After Threat Report
A social media threat against McGill-Toolen Catholic High School students led to an arrest and raised new questions about parent notification.
Mobile Police Officer Turns Black Friday Guilt Into Holiday Kindness for Homeless Men
A Mobile police officer, moved by the excess he saw on Black Friday, paid out of his own pocket for a homeless man's hotel room and clean clothes.
Mobile prosecutors won’t seek death penalty in Latimer Lane home-invasion killing
The Mobile County District Attorney's Office decided against seeking the death penalty for a man charged with capital murder in a deadly Mobile home invasion.
Mobile Police Find No Evidence After Report of Shots Fired at Movie Theater
Mobile police investigated a report of gunfire at a Government Boulevard movie theater but found no injuries or evidence of shots fired.
Mobile Police Warn of Crime Spike Near Murphy High School
Mobile police are asking residents near Murphy High School to stay alert after detectives noted a rise in burglaries and vehicle thefts this month.
Mobile Council Backs ‘Ban the Box’ Resolution for Job Applications
Mobile's city council unanimously backed a resolution urging removal of criminal history questions from initial job applications countywide.
Pensacola Man Suspected in Mobile Photography Studio Double Homicide Takes Own Life
A Pensacola man suspected of killing a mother and son at a Mobile photography studio took his own life as deputies approached his home. Police say the case is
Mobile Police Shut Down Juniper Street Gambling House for Second Time in Six Months
Mobile police arrested more than 15 people and won a new court order closing a Juniper Street home tied to repeated gambling and drug complaints.
Employee Cut During Late-Night Robbery at Mobile Papa John’s
A Papa John's employee on Schillinger Road was cut by robbers demanding money while he was taking out the trash late Wednesday night, Mobile police said.
Mobile Personnel Board Upholds Firing of Police Sergeant
The Mobile County Personnel Board affirmed the firing of a former police sergeant accused of misusing department resources to contact women.