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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Friday night, young future filmmakers came together for the annual Mobile County Public School System Film Festival!Students K-12 gathered at Mobile’s Saenger T
By: Darwin Singleton
MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — Thursday night, NBC 15 news reported embattled Mobile Police Chief Paul Prine wasn't the only person in the Mobile Police Department to file a grievance against a top city official.
By: Darwin Singleton
It started out as a phone conversation between two cousins about motorcycles, when-"We're talking about bikes,” one man said, “ and he's hanging out in here and
Mobile's City Council agreed that Police Chief Paul Prine's complaints against members of the Stimpson administration deserve closer scrutiny.
By: Darwin Singleton
It's a two bedroom, one bath shotgun house in the Downtown Dauphin Street Historic District close to the heart of Mobile entertainment district.
By: Darwin Singleton
They're chock full of old Mobile charm, neatly tucked away in one of the port city's oldest historic neighborhoods, nestled among townhouses built in the mid 18
By: Darwin Singleton
The on-again, off-again effort to restore passenger rail service to the Gulf Coast is back on again, and this time it looks like it might be on track for good.M
Alabama lawmakers are on their way home.Their latest legislative session came to a close Thursday evening.And with it, hopes for a gambling package that would h
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