Foley Fire Death Ruled Homicide as Investigators Pursue Leads
Authorities ruled a fatal house fire in Foley's Monteith Oaks neighborhood a homicide, the city's first in five years, as investigators worked to confirm the victim's identity.
Baldwin County Commission Rejects $285,000 Wrongful-Termination Settlement
Baldwin County commissioners rejected a $285,000 settlement in a wrongful-termination lawsuit, sending the case back to court for further consideration.
Mobile Housing Board Picks Developers for $439 Million Overhaul
The Mobile Housing Board chose three developers for a sweeping public housing overhaul estimated at up to $439 million under its Transformation Plan 2020.
Governor to tour Daphne firm turning bay algae into fuel and clean water
Gov. Robert Bentley is set to tour Algae Systems in Daphne, a startup on Mobile Bay that turns algae and wastewater into bio-crude fuel and drinking water.
Man Killed in Daylight Shooting at Prichard Gas Station
A man was fatally shot in broad daylight at a Prichard gas station along St. Stephens Road, and investigators are seeking a vehicle of interest.
Elderly Saraland Man Dies While Burning Yard Debris
A 95-year-old Saraland man died at his home while burning trash in his yard after the fire got out of control.
How South Alabama Jaguars Football Attendance Numbers Are Actually Counted
After a Jaguars home game drew a lower-than-expected crowd count, University of South Alabama officials explained how attendance is calculated.
Mobile Officials Say Transparency Set Gil Collar Case Apart From Ferguson
Mobile County leaders argued that openness with the public and media distinguished the handling of the Gil Collar shooting from events in Ferguson.
Mobile Officials Contrast Handling of 2012 Gil Collar Shooting With Ferguson Unrest
Mobile County law enforcement leaders say swift, transparent communication set the 2012 Gil Collar shooting response apart from the unrest that followed Ferguson.
Murphy High Officials Detail Multi-Year, Multimillion-Dollar Tornado Repair Timeline
Mobile school officials outlined a deliberately slow, multi-phase repair plan for Murphy High's main building, prioritizing minimal classroom disruption.