Mobile and Baldwin County News
MOBILE, Ala. — Bethesda Christian Center in Mobile paid tribute to one of its own during a Black History Sunday service, honoring Joseph Petties, the former police chief of Fairhope.…
Bay Minette residents were told in February 2018 that the city would not hold a Mardi Gras parade that year, according to WKRG.
Mobile police unveiled a new network giving officers live access to more than 2,000 surveillance cameras at schools, the mall and other sites.
As Mobile weighs an ordinance to regulate ride-hailing companies, Uber drivers like Charles McCann keep working in legal limbo on city streets.
Three Mobile City Council members say a $500,000 outside review has still not delivered the diversity gains they expected in recent police promotions.
Mobile police promoted nearly 30 officers under a new merit-based system designed to reduce reliance on college degrees and reward experience.
A Fairhope crossing guard and Vietnam veteran was honored by city leaders after he pulled a student out of the path of an accelerating vehicle.
Baldwin County schools added police at Spanish Fort Middle after restroom graffiti fueled unfounded rumors of a gun threat before spring break.
Mobile Police Chief James Barber launched evening sessions at 12 high schools aimed at steering young people away from criminal activity.
Mobile Police Chief James Barber hopes the City Council will vote on a new body camera program for uniformed officers by the end of January 2015.