Gulf Shores Police Chief’s Open Letter Goes Viral Nationwide
An open letter from Gulf Shores Police Chief Ed Delmore criticizing a Missouri commander's handling of civil unrest has spread nationally online.
Foley Man Wanted in Gulf Shores Marriott Robbery Turns Himself In
Days after police named him as the main suspect in an armed robbery at the Courtyard Marriott on Ala. 59, a 20-year-old Foley man surrendered to Gulf Shores police.
Mobile Man Shot in Leg After Refusing to Hand Over His Shoes
A Mobile man was shot in the leg on Saint Stephens Road after he refused to give up his sandals during an attempted armed robbery, police say.
Mobile Murder Case Still Stalled as Defendant Enters Fourth Year of Treatment
A Mobile murder case remains stalled after a judge ruled the defendant will continue psychiatric treatment rather than stand trial for the 2010 killing.
Prichard and Mobile Reinstate Youth Curfews as School Year Begins
Prichard and Mobile reinstated daytime and nighttime curfews for minors this week as the new school year got underway across Mobile County schools.
Daphne Council Upholds Firing of Police Captain, Delays Vote on Finance Director’s Appeal
Daphne's City Council backed the firing of a longtime police captain after a lengthy hearing, while a finance director's appeal remains undecided.
Body of Louisiana Teen Recovered on Gulf Shores Beach After Drowning
The body of a 17-year-old Louisiana visitor was recovered off a Gulf Shores public beach two days after he went under in rough surf.
Mobile Man Granted Bail in Manslaughter Case After Girlfriend Killed in Gun Mishap
A Mobile man is out on bail facing manslaughter charges after his mother says a gun mishap on a trampoline led to his girlfriend's death.
Prichard Homeowner Shoots Intruder as Two Juveniles Break Into Thors Avenue Home
A 63-year-old Prichard homeowner shot and wounded one of two juveniles who broke into her home on Thors Avenue, telling officers she realized someone was inside when a light switched…
Mobile Weighs $240,000 in Repairs to Keep Aging Fire Stations in Service
Mobile officials moved to confront a backlog of repairs at aging Fire-Rescue buildings, with the City Council set to weigh roughly $240,000 in projects ranging from new shower tiles to…