Mobile County Schools Push Graduation Rate to 82 Percent Through Team Effort
Mobile County's four-year graduation rate rose to 82 percent for the Class of 2014, with officials crediting career academies, credit recovery and mentoring.
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Mobile County's four-year graduation rate rose to 82 percent for the Class of 2014, with officials crediting career academies, credit recovery and mentoring.
A Mobile police officer suffered minor injuries when a driver pulled into his path near Dauphin Street and Springdale Boulevard during a call response.
Sealed motions were argued in Mobile County Circuit Court in the years-old DUI case against former Auburn football standout Nick Fairley of Mobile.
A veteran Mobile police detective was terminated after a departmental trial board found him guilty of disobeying orders and mishandling evidence.
One of Mobile's oldest Mardi Gras societies plans to restore the 1845 Protestant Children's Home downtown into a new meeting lodge called Cotton Hall.
Mobile police are looking for two armed suspects who shot a man outside his apartment and stole his clothes and shoes on Azalea Road.
For more than 130 years, Mobile Mardi Gras group the Comic Cowboys has used satirical signboards to poke fun at each year's biggest headlines.
Downtown Mobile Alliance partnered with a local recycler for a two-day e-waste drop-off, while also collecting winter items for the Mobile Rescue Mission.
Mobile Police are searching for two men who robbed a local woman of her dog at gunpoint on Martin Luther King Avenue in a startling January case.
Mobile Arts Council Executive Director Bob Burnett has resigned after thirteen years leading the nonprofit arts organization.