Eight Mile News

The daughter of a Saraland Army veteran was charged this afternoon in his slaying, police said, three weeks after her common law husband was charged in the same case.

Hope Hill District Association is funded by 16 churches in this area. A Time to Share provides a means for others to give back to the community through mentoring teens, helping others and providing a Christian example for others to follow.

Marlon Rayford Wade II is accusing a key witness against him of lying on the stand.

A long-festering dispute between local and state Democrats landed in court Tuesday, but Mobile County Circuit Judge Rick Stout declined to stop the state party from putting new members on the county committee while the two sides litigate the matter.

Oct. 8 -- For more information about breast cancer screenings visit the Women's Center in Mobile.

Eminem's music publisher wants a bigger slice from Apple. Eight Mile Style LLC and a co-plaintiff, Martin Affiliated LLC, are suing Apple Inc., claiming they never authorized the use of 93 songs in a downloadable format on Apple's popular iTunes service.

When a Mobile man robbed a fast food restaurant in 2007 at gunpoint, he made off with a bag that had nothing in it, prosecutors said.

Four people listed as wanted fugitives in recent Press-Register articles have been brought in to face charges, authorities said.

A sentinel chicken in the Citronelle area tested positive for West Nile virus this week, health officials said.

Sept. 1 -- Twenty-six dogs are safe Tuesday after being seized from a home in North Mobile County.

An Eight Mile man was arrested Saturday night after he ran over another man with his truck in west Mobile, police said today.

An Eight Mile man was arrested Saturday night after he ran over another man with his truck in west Mobile, police said today.

An Eight Mile man was arrested Saturday night after he ran over another man with his truck in west Mobile, police said today.

Their hands waving in the air, singing and testifying, members of Cave Ministries of Saraland, a predominantly white church of motorcycle riders, joined members of Fresh Fire on the Mount, a mostly black church from Eight Mile, for a three-hour extravaganza of music and prayer.

Commander Norman Russell of American Legion Post 153 talks in Prichard, Ala. Friday July 24, 2009 about a lawsuit filed against Mark Rowley by Post 153 for taking money but no procuring an insurance policy.

Their hands waving in the air, singing and testifying, members of Cave Ministries of Saraland, a predominantly white church of motorcycle riders, joined members of Fresh Fire on the Mount, a mostly black church from Eight Mile, for a 3-hour extravaganza of music and prayer Sunday.

Commander Norman Russell of American Legion Post 153 talks in Prichard, Ala. Friday July 24, 2009 about a lawsuit filed against Mark Rowley by Post 153 for taking money but no procuring an insurance policy.

Drivers waiting to get cheap gas have snarled traffic around the Eight Mile and Middle Belt intersection.

Bryan D. Smith, 45, was charged with third-degree burglary Friday after Prichard police officers found him hiding behind a vehicle and in possession of two sets of stolen car keys, police said.

Antoni Georgia said he had a job and a bank account until the business he worked for began writing checks he could not cash.