Mobile Police Host Fish Fry to Reconnect With Campground Neighborhood
Mobile police and city leaders are hosting a community fish fry in the Campground area after a major drug enforcement operation there.
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Mobile police and city leaders are hosting a community fish fry in the Campground area after a major drug enforcement operation there.
Murphy High School's Four Arts students are staging a Renaissance-themed gala fundraiser in the cafeteria, since their auditorium remains storm-damaged.
Mobile Fire-Rescue welcomed 30 new recruits this week, its first new hiring class in more than two years, citing cost savings and staffing needs.
Mobile police have charged a man with murder after a woman was fatally shot in a vehicle with her young son inside earlier this week.
Mobile's council is set to consider contracts worth nearly $300,000 to have private companies mow 16 major rights-of-way across the city.
A Mobile-area professional wrestler was denied bail this week on a murder charge tied to a Spanish Fort man's death years earlier.
Mobile police identified three suspects accused of robbing guests at gunpoint during two overnight hotel holdups earlier this month in the city.
A $210,000 driveway expansion at Hutchens Elementary, backed by Mobile County funding, is nearly finished and aims to cut morning traffic backups.
State Rep. Napoleon Bracy's proposal would push Mobile's minimum wage up to $10.10 an hour, well above the current federal floor of $7.25 an hour.
An 18-year-old Mobile man was jailed after a shootout in Daphne's Daphmont Subdivision left him wounded; a second suspect remains at large.