Mobile Sub Shop Owner Delivers Holiday Meals to First Responders for Eighth Year
A Mobile Firehouse Subs owner leads an eighth annual effort delivering sandwiches and cards to first responders working through Christmas.
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.
Foley Couple Charged With Capital Murder in Burglary, Arson Case
A Foley man and woman face capital murder charges after a 70-year-old friend was shot to death and his home burned during a burglary in Baldwin County.
Mary G. Montgomery Student First in Alabama to Earn Microsoft Office 2013 Master Certification
A Mary G. Montgomery High School student became the first in Alabama to earn a master's certification in Microsoft Office 2013.
Mobile County and SouthBARK Settle Long-Running Animal Shelter Dispute
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit between Mobile County and rescue group SouthBARK after the two sides reached a settlement over shelter access.
Satsuma Puts $1.5 Million Into Old Lee Elementary as Mobile County Schools Grow
Satsuma is spending $1.5 million to renovate the former Lee Elementary School, while Mobile County adds a welding academy and new testing data.
Mobile Federal Court Sentences Man in Weapons Smuggling Case
A man was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison in Mobile for his role in a scheme to smuggle military-grade weapons to a Mexican drug cartel.
Prichard Council Orders Demolition of Nine Blighted Homes
Prichard's City Council passed a resolution to demolish nine vacant, decaying homes as part of the city's ongoing fight against neighborhood blight.
Mobile County Judge Upholds $200,000 Judgment in Attorney’s Countersuit
A Mobile County Circuit Court judge declined to set aside a $202,860 judgment awarded to an attorney in a defamation countersuit.
Mobile County Approves $5 Million for New Trucks, Patrol Cars and Ambulances
The Mobile County Commission approved $5 million in capital equipment purchases covering road department trucks, sheriff's vehicles and EMS ambulances.