Battleship Memorial Park marks 60 years being open to public
MOBILE, Ala. ( WALA) - Today marks the 60th anniversary of the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park opening to the public.
Homeless men found 6 hours after being hit by train, authorities say
The Alabama Port Authority said the conductor never saw the men sleeping on the tracks and didn’t know he hit them.
Elberta names Julie Joyner second active female Police Chief in Baldwin County
The Town Council voted to hire a new Police Chief on January 8th.  She’ll be sworn in on the 21st and Julie Joyner’s first ...
3 school systems in Mobile County report cyber security issue involving state-mandated education software provider
Jury rules in favor of city in wrongful termination suit by former fire captain ...
Man arrested in connection to State Line triple murder investigation, sheriff says
A man has been taken into custody in connection to the New Year’s Day triple murder at a gas station in State Line, Miss., ...
ECSO: Normal operations resume following lockdown at Pine Forest High School
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after a student made a threat on social media Thursday morning ...
Mobile man to serve 9 years in prison for 2022 convenience store shooting on Houston Street
A Mobile man who shot a convenience store owner in 2022 and left him paralyzed will go to prison for nine years, a judge has ruled.
Jury rules in favor of city in wrongful termination suit by former fire captain
A federal jury sided with the city of Mobile in a wrongful-termination lawsuit filed by a former fire captain who accused the city of retaliating against him.
Body found in submerged SUV in Chickasaw may be woman missing since 2021, police say
An online student information platform used by public K-12 schools in Alabama was targeted in a cyberattack.
Man arrested in connection to State Line triple murder
An online student information platform used by public K-12 schools in Alabama was targeted in a cyberattack.
Judge rules in favor of city in wrongful termination suit by former fire captain
An online student information platform used by public K-12 schools in Alabama was targeted in a cyberattack.
Retiring Mobile mayor says successor should make more money
In a dramatic turnaround for a mayor who once vowed to work for free, Sandy Stimpson on Thursday called for the Mobile City Council to raise the position’s salary.