Crews Scale 160 Feet to Fix Mobile Cathedral Lights After Lightning Damage
Electricians worked 160 feet up to repair lighting on Mobile's Cathedral Basilica domes, a year after a lightning strike.
Spanish Fort Reaches $2.5 Million Settlement Over Eroding Mobile Bay Bluff
Spanish Fort settled a five-year lawsuit by agreeing to buy two homes threatened by an eroding Mobile Bay bluff, a deal costing over $2.5 million.
Mobile Police Identify Woman Killed in I-10 Crash Near George Wallace Tunnel
Mobile police identified a 24-year-old woman ejected from a pickup truck after a rear-end crash on I-10 near the George Wallace Tunnel.
Mobile Police Find No Evidence to Support Reported Assault at Local Hospital
Mobile investigators say a review turned up no evidence to substantiate a woman's report that she was attacked while under anesthesia at a local hospital.
Mobile and Baldwin County Health Departments Step Up Mosquito Spraying This Summer
Health officials in Mobile and Baldwin counties are running nightly spray missions and asking residents to dump standing water as mosquito activity rises.
Mobile Police Investigate Reported Attempted Assault Near Moffett Road
Mobile police are investigating a reported attempted assault near Moffett and Howells Ferry roads after a passing car interrupted the incident.
Four Immigrant Entrepreneurs Who Built Lasting Businesses in Mobile
Ahead of the Fourth of July, four Mobile business owners born in Iran, Ethiopia, Taiwan and Peru share their American Dream stories.
Whooping Cough Cases Climb in Mobile County, Health Officials Urge Vaccination
Mobile County health officials report a sharp rise in whooping cough cases in 2014 and urge families to get vaccinated.
Mobile Murder Suspect Sentenced to 15 Years on Federal Gun Charge
A 21-year-old already facing a state murder charge received a 15-year mandatory federal sentence for illegal gun possession.
Mobile Adopts New Stormwater Rules Under State Consent Decree
Mobile's City Council approved revised stormwater rules days after a consent decree with state environmental regulators.