Brady Petree is a journalist based in Mobile, Alabama. He writes for Lagniappe Weekly, covering local news and events in the Mobile area. Brady's articles focus on a range of topics including crime, weather updates, education, and community developments.
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By: Brady Petree
Mobile Police Department reports for Wednesday, Jan. 1:
A pair of suspects accused of tossing two miniature pincers off Dog River Bridge last weekend now face up to ten years in prison after the charges against them were
Just three days after Christmas, two local individuals attempted to get rid of a pair of miniature pincers by tossing them off of Dog River Bridge, according to the Mobile
By: Brady Petree
A Mobile man was arrested at his workplace and charged with eight counts of possession and dissemination of child pornography, according to the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office.
Investigators with the Mobile Fire-Rescue Department are looking into the cause of a Thursday afternoon fire at a business along Old Shell Road, according to a statement.
By: Brady Petree
A Mobile man is in jail after he allegedly attempted to burn down a house by using a Molotov cocktail on New Year’s Day, according to the Mobile Fire-Rescue Department.
Officials with the Mobile Fire-Rescue Department are investigating a Monday morning fire that resulted in a home suffering significant damage and left two cats missing, according to a statement.
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By: Brady Petree
Officials with the Mobile County Public School System are alerting parents of students that their online data may have been exposed as part of a nationwide cyberattack.
By: Brady Petree
When Jessica Simon made the decision to leave the corporate world to pursue her own candle-making business, finding success in a crowded, niche field was a challenge. Now, despite eclipsing
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