Mobile Radio Station’s St. Jude Radiothon Aims to Help Local Families
A Mobile radio station's two-day St. Jude radiothon aims to support roughly 55 Mobile and Baldwin county children receiving hospital treatment.
Mobile Jewish Federation Honors Longtime Volunteer, Recognizes Sen. Sessions
The Mobile Area Jewish Federation honored a longtime local volunteer with its Devorah Award and gave Sen. Jeff Sessions its first Friend of Israel honor.
Mobile City Council Resolves HUD Funding Dispute, OKs Mowing Contracts
Mobile City Council approved a $3.3 million HUD funding plan after a dispute over neighborhood projects was resolved through talks with city staff.
Mobile-Area Lawmaker Files Bill to Raise Minimum Wage to $10.10 in Mobile County
State Rep. Napoleon Bracy filed a bill to raise Mobile County's minimum wage to $10.10 an hour, above the federal floor, starting in 2016.
Mobile County Schools Defends Hiring Process After Background Check Gap Surfaces
State officials say a delayed database update, not a broken hiring process, let a Denton Middle School teacher's earlier arrest slip past screening.
Mobile City Council Delays Vote on Handbill Ordinance Amid Publisher Objections
Mobile's city council postponed a vote on a proposed handbill ordinance, giving time to weigh objections from a local circular publisher's attorney.
Bishop State to Showcase Art of Technical Trades in Downtown Mobile
Bishop State Community College is hosting a free downtown Mobile exhibit spotlighting the artistry behind its technical trade programs this spring.
Mobile Woman Pleads Guilty in Fraud Case Tied to Business Fire
A Mobile woman pleaded guilty to mail fraud after filing a false insurance claim tied to a fire she set at her former Old Shell Road business.
Attorney Dispute Complicates Upcoming Federal Trial for Mobile County Official
Federal prosecutors are challenging whether an attorney for Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie can serve as both counsel and witness at trial.
Fired Mobile Police Officer Turns Himself In on Theft Charge
A fired Mobile police officer turned himself in on a theft charge after an internal trial board found him guilty of multiple violations.