Kyle Hamrick

A re-zoning request up for consideration this week could allow a Dauphin Island Parkway mobile home community with a history of code enforcement issues to add 300 new residences, a move opposed by an area nonprofit.

City planners rejected a mobile home park's request to add hundreds more units to its Dauphin Island Parkway neighborhood after hearing from area residents concerned about overcrowding.

Weighing in at roughly $404 million, Mobile Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis' first budget includes debt payments on Regions Arena and funding for the new Second Line Transit system, among other proposals.

With a deadline coming next week, Prichard Mayor Carletta Davis said the city is figuring out how it can afford to contract with the Mobile County Sheriff's Office while saving enough money to rebuild the Prichard Police Department.

Days later, Mobile police announced the arrest of a juvenile for allegedly leading officers on a chase in a stolen vehicle that involved crashing into a cruiser Tuesday.

New logos and decorative vehicle wraps are the only things separating Mobilians from their revamped public transit service, Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis said Tuesday.

A benign helper for keeping the public safe, or an unblinking eye for spying? The usage of Flock cameras and other surveillance devices has city officials and citizens on both sides of Mobile Bay questioning their merits.

Plans to put Prichard's police on administrative leave appear to have been prematurely released, according to a Wednesday afternoon statement from Mayor Carletta Davis.

The controversial rewrite of Mobile's animal control ordinance may not ruffle as many feathers after undergoing a number of changes in a City Council committee.

The legal battle between Prichard's mayor and City Council will continue after court-ordered mediation failed to reconcile the dueling officials, according to court documents.