Trump Rally Draws Tens of Thousands to Mobile’s Ladd-Peebles Stadium
A presidential campaign rally at Mobile's Ladd-Peebles Stadium was expected to draw roughly 40,000 people, prompting citywide parking and shuttle plans.
Reward Offered in Search for Mobile Armed Robbery Suspect
Mobile police are offering up to $1,000 reward for information identifying a man suspected in a string of armed commercial business robberies.
Mobile Made the Right Call Letting Uber Operate Within City Limits
After a unanimous City Council vote authorized Uber to operate in Mobile, the ride-hailing service stands to offer residents a safer, more reliable alternative to the city’s long-troubled taxi system.
Mobile County 911 Board Recovers Payment in Radio Tower Dispute
A Mobile County 911 board dispute over unauthorized radio tower use ended with a $32,000 payment and lower monthly fees, saving over $200,000.
Mobile County Jail Officer Resigns Amid Marijuana Distribution Charges
A 21-year-old Mobile County Metro Jail corrections officer resigned after he was charged with multiple counts of distributing marijuana, officials say.
Gulf Shores Officer Catches Escaped Work-Release Inmate After Foot Chase
A Gulf Shores patrol officer captured a fugitive who had spent two weeks on the run after escaping a Troy work-release job assignment in Alabama.
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.
Baldwin County Deputies Warn of Police Impersonator Near Robertsdale
A woman avoided a predawn traffic stop near Robertsdale after growing suspicious of a vehicle mimicking law enforcement lights, deputies say.
Prichard Crime Sweep Nets Dozens of Arrests With Help From U.S. Marshals
State troopers, U.S. Marshals and Mobile County deputies teamed up for a two-day sweep in Prichard that led to 36 arrests on outstanding warrants.
Gulf Shores Police Warn Public Against Using Uber, Draw Pushback
Gulf Shores police called ride-hailing service Uber 'highly dangerous' in a social media post, sparking public criticism as Baldwin County cities debate ridesharing rules.