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.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
The Mobile Housing Board chose three developers for a sweeping public housing overhaul estimated at up to $439 million under its Transformation Plan 2020.
Mobile City Councilman Levon Manzie outlined plans for more police patrols, capital projects and community engagement in District 2 for 2015.
A 95-year-old Saraland man died at his home while burning trash in his yard after the fire got out of control.
Mobile County Animal Shelter is cutting adoption fees throughout December, hoping to find loving homes for dogs, cats and other pets before Christmas.
A Papa John's employee on Schillinger Road was cut by robbers demanding money while he was taking out the trash late Wednesday night, Mobile police said.
Mayor Sandy Stimpson and residents discussed plans for a proposed $2 million Mardi Gras Market and Park at Royal and Government streets.
Mobile's City Council debated giving each of its seven districts about $3 million in penny sales tax revenue for capital improvements like drainage and sidewalks.
Baldwin County Revenue Commissioner Teddy Faust is warning homeowners about letters asking for $83 for a copy of their property deed.
The Mobile Museum of Art drew thousands to its new exhibition spotlighting the costumes, craftsmanship and design behind the city's Mardi Gras.
Mobile police are asking for help identifying a man who robbed a Virginia Street convenience store at gunpoint in broad daylight.