Mobile Attorney Reunites Korean War Veteran With Sword Stolen Decades Ago
A Mobile attorney's pawn shop discovery led him to a Korean War veteran whose Naval officer's sword had been stolen more than 40 years earlier.
Friends Near Goal for Scholarship Honoring Late University of South Alabama Student
Friends of Christopher Thomas, a University of South Alabama student who died last year, are close to fully funding a scholarship in his memory.
Sentencing Set for Mobile Woman Convicted in Retirement Home Theft Case
A Mobile woman who admitted stealing more than $20,000 from residents at a local retirement community now faces sentencing in federal court next week.
Mobile Police Investigate Afternoon Shooting on Holcombe Avenue
A man was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after a shooting on Holcombe Avenue that Mobile police say followed an altercation.
Mobile Police Continue Search for Missing 76-Year-Old Man
Mobile police asked for the publics help locating a 76-year-old man who was reported missing earlier in January and last seen near his apartment.
Suspect Tied to Pensacola Woman’s Death Found in Baldwin County Dies in Prison
A man investigated in a Pensacola woman's 2012 disappearance, whose remains were later found in rural Lillian, has died in a Florida prison.
Mobile Police Demonstrate Body Cameras Ahead of Council Vote
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.
Snowbirds Bring Tens of Millions to Baldwin County Beaches Each Winter
Winter visitors from the Midwest pump over $30 million into Gulf Shores and Orange Beach each year while also fueling local charity fundraisers.
The ‘Human Elf on the Shelf’ Returns to Spread Holiday Cheer Around Mobile
A local radio host's costumed alter ego, the Human Elf on the Shelf, returned to Mobile this holiday season, popping up in unexpected spots.
Mobile Man Facing Terrorist Threat Charge Asks Court to Fund Unusual Defense Strategy
A Mobile man charged with making threats against Spring Hill College staff has asked a circuit judge to fund an unusual therapy program he says will help his defense.