Opponents of Mobile Mayor Sam Jones' annexation plan are one step closer to filing a lawsuit challenging the voting lines. A group of residents and business owners, who say they were excluded from the vote in Theodore and Tillmans Corner, has hired an attorney. Tonight, they will meet to discuss the next step. The meeting begins at 7pm at the Nan Gray Davis auditorium. Parts of Theodore and Tillmans Corner were annexed by the city of Mobile during a special election last month. Critics of the annexation say the city intentionally drew the annexation lines… » More
When will Mobile start delivering on its annexation promises? » More
Opponents of Mobile's annexation plan could decide next week whether to challenge the results. » More
The results are in! The vote for annexation has come and gone. Click here to see the results...… » More
Less than 24 hours before voters go to the polls in Mobile's controversial annexation plan. » More
Critics of Mobile's annexation plan want to know why city workers are picking up county trash. » More
Not everything you've heard is true. News Five gets to the bottom of claims for and against annexation. » More
Annexation opponents say taxes will go up in some areas that aren't annexed. » More
Voters will decide next month whether to approve the City of Mobile's controversial annexation plan which includes parts of Theodore/Tillmans… » More
A four hour heated debate ends with a unanimous vote authorizing a special election on annexation. » More
An important city council vote is scheduled for Tuesday. » More
Mobile's mayor hopes to squash annexation criticism, but opponents call his new proposal an insult. » More
Ten county and state officials blast Mayor Sam Jones' annexation plan. » More
Proponents held a meeting to talk about why Semmes should be its own city. » More
Some people want Semmes to incorporate as its own city. » More
What does annexation mean for Mobile County Schools? Some school leaders are keeping their fingers crossed for a positive impact. » More
Mobile's Mayor insists annexation is necessary, but critics are calling it a power grab for rich business districts. » More
The debate involves improved services versus higher taxes. » More
Nearly half of the people polled in Mobile say they support the city's efforts to annex unincorporated communities. Click here to see the results.… » More
News 5 has confirmed the City of Mobile will launch a new annexation plan tomorrow morning. Click here to see a map of the proposed area. » More
