Daphne Curbside Recycling Grew in 2007
Daphne's curbside recycling program kept more than four million pounds of material out of landfills in 2007, according to WKRG.
Mobile Judge Enters $1.2 Million Judgment Against a Sitting Clarke County Judge
Mobile County Circuit Judge John Lockett entered a $1.19 million judgment against Circuit Judge Stuart Dubose of Clarke County in a legal malpractice case over a $2.5 million estate Dubose…
Judge Ordered to Stop Faxing the Court After Calling Ruling ‘Illegal, Immoral’
Mobile Circuit Judge John Lockett made public a six-page fax from Clarke County Judge Stuart Dubose and ordered him to stop private communications with the court after a $1.2 million…
2007 Report Examined Incentives and Environmental Questions Around ThyssenKrupp
Archived WKRG coverage addressed public questions about incentives and environmental effects connected to the planned ThyssenKrupp steel mill.
Jack Tillman Asks Appeals Court to Reconsider, Says Sheriff’s Lawyer Broke Faith
Attorneys for former Mobile County Sheriff Jack Tillman asked the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals to rehear his bid to undo the misdemeanor convictions that ended his career, arguing his…
Mobile’s Political Class Sizes Up an Unsettled 2008 Presidential Field
Asked to name a favorite in the 2008 presidential race, Mobile-area officials, lawyers and civic figures answered with hedges, wish lists and a fair amount of open dissatisfaction with both…
A Conservative Push for ‘None of the Above’ on Alabama’s 2008 Primary Ballot
Former Public Service Commissioner Jim Zeigler floated a slate of uncommitted delegates for Alabama's Feb. 5 primary, calling it a lawful way for disappointed conservatives to vote for none of…
A 2007 Tour of Atmore, Alabama: Part One
A WKRG Hometown Tour highlighted Atmore's history, rail and timber heritage, and close-knit community in 2007.
A 2007 Tour of Atmore, Alabama: Part Two
The second part of a 2007 WKRG Atmore feature examined the Poarch Creek community and planned development.
A Mobile Law Student Finished a Summer on Capitol Hill in Shelby’s Office
Meg Demeranville, daughter of Dr. Charles and Kathy Demeranville of Mobile, completed an internship in Sen. Richard Shelby's Washington office, sitting in on Banking Committee hearings and guiding Capitol tours.