Mobile News

Officials plan to open more biofuels pumps for use by motorists on Interstate 65 in a distance from Mobile to Gary, Ind.

October 6, 2008 -A house fire sends a family scrambling for safety overnight. The fire broke out at a home in the 42-hundred block of Raleigh Court just after 4:30am Monday.

Prichard police arrested three teens, including a 14-year-old boy, on charges of robbery and murder in connection with the fatal shooting of a 19-year-old Satsuma man Friday morning.

Secretary of the Navy Donald C. Winter is among scheduled speakers at a christening ceremony in Mobile for one of the Navy's new warships, the Independence.

Sept. 30 -- Two teenagers are behind bars charged with robbery, and the victims fear they could become targets again.

A local mother begins this weekend facing prison time. Kristy Pettway was found guilty today of two counts of aggravated child abuse.

Oct. 3 - 200,000 people are expected to gather in Mobile over the next three days for the annual BayFest music festival.

Oct. 3 - A teenager was arrested for robbing a local bank at gunpoint, police said Friday.

The dying words of Marquis Hughes were captured on a cell phone the night he was shot and killed in his car on Airport Boulevard.

Paul Yockers, 66, surrendered to authorities today on a first-degree robbery charge in connection with the June 19 robbery of the BankTrust bank branch in the 5300 block of U.S. 90.

Oct. 2 - Employees at two local stores sold alcohol to customers who they knew were underage, Mobile Police said Thursday in a news release.

July 30 - An email is clogging inboxes across the Gulf Coast, and it carries a stern warning.

Two Alabama men conspired to defraud the federal government out of thousands of dollars in assistance by filing multiple fraudulent claims on Mississippi Gulf Coast property destroyed by Hurricane Katrina, an ...

Athens-Clarke police have identified a possible suspect in burglaries at eight University of Georgia fraternities and two other off-campus houses.

Mobile police arrested four people, three of them teenagers, overnight Monday on charges ranging from robbery to burglary, authorities said today.

March 3 -- In Mobile, a fast food restaurant employee is facing robbery charges.

John W. Stevenson, publisher and editor of The Randolph Leader based in Roanoke, Ala., is the new president of the National Newspaper Association.

Sept. 30 -- Mobile police say speed and alcohol were factors in an accident that claimed the life of an Irvington man.

As millions of migratory birds head out over the Gulf of Mexico for winter in warmer climates, some have apparently been knocked off track by Hurricanes Gustav and Ike.

T-Mobile USA, Inc. continues to restore service to the Houston market, including Galveston Island, in the wake of Hurricane Ike.