Satsuma Puts $1.5 Million Into Old Lee Elementary as Mobile County Schools Grow
Satsuma is spending $1.5 million to renovate the former Lee Elementary School, while Mobile County adds a welding academy and new testing data.
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Satsuma is spending $1.5 million to renovate the former Lee Elementary School, while Mobile County adds a welding academy and new testing data.
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit between Mobile County and rescue group SouthBARK after the two sides reached a settlement over shelter access.
About 900 Mobile-area families picked up Christmas gifts at The Salvation Army's Angel Tree distribution near Dauphin Street, aided by dozens of volunteers.
A 61-year-old passenger died and four others were hurt when a van and tractor-trailer collided on I-10 near Grand Bay early Wednesday.
A fire at a makeshift dwelling on Poplar Street in Mobile left one person dead overnight, with fire officials awaiting an autopsy to confirm the victim's identity.
Rep. Bradley Byrne backed a federal spending bill funding three littoral combat ships at Mobile's Austal USA shipyard and $100 million for the Port of Mobile.
Two armed men robbed a Government Street food mart located diagonally across from Mobile Police headquarters in an early-morning holdup.
The Mobile County Commission approved $5 million in capital equipment purchases covering road department trucks, sheriff's vehicles and EMS ambulances.
Seven Mobile Municipal Garage employees became the first recipients of Mayor Sandy Stimpson's employee bonus program.
Mobile's GulfQuest National Maritime Museum opened its doors for a holiday preview reception, giving guests an early look ahead of its public debut.