Bon Secour Fire/Rescue Department Receives $21,400 in Donated Equipment
The Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation donated more than $21,400 in firefighting equipment to the Bon Secour Fire/Rescue Department in Baldwin County.
Wilmer Man Killed After Being Struck by Tractor-Trailer on U.S. 98
A 52-year-old Wilmer man was killed early Saturday morning after being struck by a tractor-trailer on U.S. 98 west of Mobile, troopers said.
Mobile County Schools Host Signature Academy Info Session for 8th Graders
Mobile County Public Schools invited 8th graders and parents to a Signature Academy info session as all 12 district high schools now offer the career programs.
Woman Critically Injured in Shooting at Mobile Apartment Complex
A woman remained hospitalized in critical condition after she was shot outside a Mobile apartment complex late on a Monday night, police said.
University of South Alabama Trustees to Meet in March, Review Budget and Appointments
USA's board of trustees will convene in March for committee and formal sessions covering hospital credentials, health board nominees and finances.
Orange Beach Backs Study on Reviving a Seasonal Beach Trolley Along the Coast
Orange Beach is backing a new feasibility study on whether a seasonal trolley could once again connect coastal communities along the Gulf Coast.
Baldwin County Commissioners Look for New Ways to Fund Bicentennial Park Upkeep
Baldwin County commissioners are weighing new fees and revenue ideas to help maintain trails at the county's 367-acre Bicentennial Park each year.
Mobile Man Accused of Posing as Officer in Armed Search of Woman’s Home
Mobile police arrested a man accused of joining five others in posing as officers and searching a woman's home for drugs at gunpoint over the weekend.
Mobile Student’s Report of Turning In $10,000 Prepaid Card Meets Retailer Skepticism
A Mobile student says he found and turned in a prepaid card worth more than $10,000, but the retailer now disputes key parts of his account.
Mobile City Council Reviews Tourism Report, Crime Statistics and Storm Water Contract
Mobile City Council members heard updates on tourism data, citywide crime statistics and a storm water services contract during a Tuesday meeting.