Eight Mile News

'Tea party' protests rail against taxes - al.com : "Hundreds of people gathered around Mobile and Baldwin counties Saturday afternoon, led by media personalities, authors and elected officials, in a second round of anti-tax rallies.

July 4 - It is Independence Day, but not everyone along the Gulf Coast is spending the day grilling hamburgers and waiting for fireworks to light up the skies.

Anti-tax 'tea parties' planned for Saturday - al.com : "MONTGOMERY a ' Anti-tax Alabamians are coming back for seconds.

Recruit Jarrick Williams, doing his thing... While you were snuggled last night up with your stuffed animals and little pajamas with the feet attached , one highly touted recruit was making a key decision about his future.

Four men accused of luring an alleged crack cocaine dealer to a rural spot in northern Mobile County on June 21 and shooting him to death, then taking his drugs and his car, all pleaded not guilty this morning during their arraignments in Mobile County District Court.

Dorothy Ann Floyd Ford, a Plateau native, died May 22 in Monrovia, Liberia, at the age of 77.

June 27 - Two of the four men accused of murdering a man, then dumping his body in local woods are out of jail tonight.

The fourth person accused in the Sunday slaying of 22-year-old Jermaine Pettway turned himself in at the Mobile County Metro Jail late Thursday night, according to authorities.

June 25 -- The family of a man found murdered and dumped in local woods is speaking out.

Mobile County Sheriff's deputies have arrested two men in the slaying of 22-year-old Jermaine Pettway and are looking for two more.

The investigation into a fire that forced hundreds of people in Bayou La Batre to evacuate has taken a criminal turn.

Mobile County Sheriff's deputies are searching for clues in the death of an unidentified black male discovered in a wooded area about 200 yards north of Ala.

Mobile police arrested a woman they say broke into a model home. According to police, Kristen Roberts broke into Heritage Homes on Government Boulevard around 7:30 Wednesday morning.

June 19 - Business owners in Prichard say they have had enough of burglars breaking into their businesses and thieves making off with their merchandise.

The pastor of an Eight Mile church has spent her life helping others. Now, the shoe is on the other foot for Dr.

One of the top safeties nationwide that at one point received some strong interest from the Oklahoma State coaching staff is Eight Mile, Alabama native Jarrick Williams .

People living and working on Lott Road in Eight Mile say they are tired of the crime and want something to change.

A fire started at the Public Storage building on Azalea Road Monday around 9:45 p.m. It was at least a two alarm fire.

A federal judge here last week reluctantly agreed to a break for an admitted bank robber but not before lamenting that he will spend less time in prison than another robber with a shorter rap sheet.

There were two lost animals in the Grand Bay area Monday. That may not sound unusual, but they were not dogs or cats: they were horses.