Darwin Singleton is a reporter for WJTC UTV44, focusing on local news in Mobile, Alabama. With experience in various media outlets, including WFLA and 420 Magazine, Darwin covers a wide range of topics, from community events to crime and public safety issues, providing the residents of Mobile with up-to-date and relevant news coverage.
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Darwin Singleton's articles predominantly cover local crime, public safety, and community-related news in Mobile, Alabama. He also covers evolving stories and government announcements related to these topics. If you are reaching out to Darwin with a pitch or story idea, ensure that it is related to local crime incidents, public safety issues, or community events in the Mobile area.
Given his focus on localized content within Alabama and particularly Mobile, he would likely be interested in pitches about new developments in law enforcement initiatives or changes impacting the local community. Additionally, if you have insights into ongoing investigations or unique angles on cases of public interest in this region they may pique his interest as well.
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Volume 90% MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — A man who represented Mobile in the Alabama legislature for 42 years has died.
The Mobile Civic Center is being cleared to make way for a new estimated 300-million dollar replacement.
By: Darwin Singleton
He is only 14 years old- a time most kids are faced with 8th grade math problems, entertaining their first middle school crush or trying out for football or marching band.
Plan for 900-home subdivision near Baldwin County's Fish River on hold again
MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — Christmas is about more than just giving and getting gifts. But, let's be honest; It's a major attraction of the holiday.
MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — What are you putting on your table Thanksgiving day? It's a simple question unless you're one of the local families struggling to put something on the table every day of the year.
Those who stepped up to the mic Monday night at Spanish Fort City Hall brought their conviction with them, and a message:A new development across the street fro
By: Darwin Singleton
SPANISH FORT, Ala. (WPMI) — Those who stepped up to the mic Monday night at Spanish Fort City Hall brought their conviction with them, and a message:
Volume 90% BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. (WPMI) — Julie and Bob McDonald of Seminole thought it was time to wash their brand new Toyota Camry.
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