Brendan Kirby

Amid a dispute over rent, several Mobile City Council members said Tuesday that the city should consider alternatives to the municipal government’s home since 1994.

A Bay Minette man who admitted to having sexually explicit videos of a 14-year-old girl will go to prison for 30 years, a federal judge ruled Monday.

A federal judge Wednesday revoked the supervised release term of a former Daphne doctor charged with perjury, but the defendant will not have to do additional jail time.

A federal judge has ruled that the government can keep cash that Saraland police seized during a traffic stop that never resulted in criminal charges against the driver.

Mboile police responded to a home on Labrador Run South in August for a domestic violence report, but the alleged perpetrator was not home and his wife didn’t want to press charges, according to testimony Thursday.

The highest-paid staff member in Mobile’s new city administration is the mayor, himself. It is the first time in recent memory that the mayor will be Mobile’s highest-paid city employee.

The man accused of sparking a deadly shootout at a downtown Mobile New Year’s Eve celebration pleaded guilty Monday.

Thousands of revelers were waiting for the MoonPie drop to ring in 2023 when gunfire on Dauphin Street interrupted the celebration.

A Mobile woman has been indicted on a first-degree perjury charge related to a high-profile murder-for-hire case.

One young child who died and another who suffered serious injuries during a crash after midnight Tuesday are believed to be the driver’s own sons, according to police.