Citronelle Police Chief Crosses Paths With Black Bear Near Saraland
A black bear turned up in a north Mobile County neighborhood this week, and the person who ran into it was a local police chief. Citronelle Police Chief Tyler Norris…
Family Cat Killed in Reported Dog Attack Has Midtown Mobile Neighbors on Edge
Residents of a midtown Mobile neighborhood are on alert after a family cat was dragged away and killed by what one man describes as three brazen dogs, the latest in…
New lights brighten Herndon Park as Mobile police and fire face off on the court
MOBILE, Ala. — Mobile police and firefighters traded uniforms for jerseys this week, squaring off on the basketball court at Herndon Park on Sage Avenue to show off newly installed…
Animal Non-Profit Says Someone Is Mutilating Cats in Theodore Neighborhood
An animal welfare organization is raising alarms after at least four cats in a Theodore neighborhood were found with their tails apparently cut off, and residents fear someone is deliberately…
Animal Non-Profit Says Someone Is Mutilating Cats in Theodore Neighborhood
Residents of a Theodore neighborhood are on edge after at least four neighborhood cats were found with their tails apparently cut off, and an animal welfare nonprofit believes someone in…
Alabama Supreme Court Backs Mobile Neighborhood’s Bid to Close Off Cut-Through Street
The Alabama Supreme Court has upheld a lower court ruling allowing a Mobile neighborhood to fence off a portion of Montclaire Way, ending a year-long legal fight over the Airmont…
Prichard Hosts National Night Out to Build Police-Community Ties
Prichard held its annual National Night Out event at Prichard Stadium, offering food and activities to strengthen police-community ties citywide.
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.
Mobile Police Officer Raymond Williams Named January Officer of the Month
Mobile police officer Raymond Williams was named the department's officer of the month for January 2015, recognized for proactive patrol work across his hospital, school and residential beat.
Prichard Council Orders Demolition of Nine Blighted Homes
Prichard's City Council passed a resolution to demolish nine vacant, decaying homes as part of the city's ongoing fight against neighborhood blight.