Mobile Reaches $7.1 Million Settlement With BP Over Oil Spill Losses
The city of Mobile has agreed to a $7.1 million settlement with BP to resolve claims of lost tax revenue tied to the 2010 Gulf oil spill disaster.
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The city of Mobile has agreed to a $7.1 million settlement with BP to resolve claims of lost tax revenue tied to the 2010 Gulf oil spill disaster.
A Mobile County capital murder case is headed back to court after an appeals ruling voided the defendant's death sentence over how his defense was handled.
A federal judge dismissed the last remaining tax fraud charge against Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie, clearing her to take a new office.
Federal prosecutors moved to dismiss remaining tax charges against Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie after a string of courtroom losses.
Mobile police unveiled a new network giving officers live access to more than 2,000 surveillance cameras at schools, the mall and other sites.
Top-performing Mobile County high school freshmen spent part of their summer at USA learning cybersecurity fundamentals through a free national program.
A Bernie Sanders presidential campaign event scheduled at the University of South Alabama will let attendees hear his platform via live webcast.
Mobile police released surveillance images of a suspect after two armed men fired shots at a driver during a failed carjacking near a Circle K.
Mobile city leaders postponed a vote on turning management of the History Museum of Mobile over to its board, a move that would lay off 19 city employees.
A former Alabama Crimson Tide head coach will headline a Mobile fundraising banquet supporting a ministry that serves addicted men, women and families.