Following the deadly mass shooting on New Year’s Eve, questions remain around the safety of Mobile
You don’t have to look far to find the damage left behind. Urban Emporium is boarded and tarped on the outside and a hole in the wall marks where a bullet struck the inside.
A couple of people who were downtown Saturday night were back in town this afternoon. And while the shooting was shocking, they feel safe coming back. And they’ll be back during Mardi Gras season. Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson sat down with our Joe Emer Tuesday morning. His message to Mobilians included the actions that the city is taking to keep streets safe. And some of it has already played a role in this investigation.
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