Hagel’s Exit Raises New Questions for Mobile-Built Combat Ship Program
Hagel's resignation as Defense Secretary sparked cautious optimism among backers of Austal USA's littoral combat ship program in Mobile.
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Hagel's resignation as Defense Secretary sparked cautious optimism among backers of Austal USA's littoral combat ship program in Mobile.
Mobile investigators probed a Saturday house fire and two vehicle fires at a Schillinger Road dealership, both believed to have been intentionally set.
Mobile school officials outlined a deliberately slow, multi-phase repair plan for Murphy High's main building, prioritizing minimal classroom disruption.
Mayor Sandy Stimpson and residents discussed plans for a proposed $2 million Mardi Gras Market and Park at Royal and Government streets.
A new drop-off recycling center opened in west Mobile on Hitt Road, giving residents a closer alternative to existing sites.
Mobile's City Council debated giving each of its seven districts about $3 million in penny sales tax revenue for capital improvements like drainage and sidewalks.
Satsuma police asked for help identifying two women accused of using a distraction to steal a business owner's wallet, then trying the cards near Tillman's Corner.
A symbolic funeral procession from Mobile's Government Plaza to Fairhope Pier aims to raise awareness of violent crime across the Bay area.
A procession of police, fire and funeral vehicles moved through Mobile and Baldwin counties to raise awareness about violent crime.
A stolen-vehicle pursuit that began in Jackson County ended in a crash near Grelot Road in Mobile County, with the sheriff's office assisting other agencies.