Push 4 Peace Rally Draws Crowd to Cathedral Square in Downtown Mobile
Families gathered at Cathedral Square in downtown Mobile for the second annual Push 4 Peace rally, a night of music, spoken word and prayer.
Mobile County Breaks Ground on Roundabout at Three Notch Road and Dawes Lane
Mobile County has begun building a one-lane roundabout at Three Notch Road and Dawes Lane, a federally funded project meant to cut crashes.
USA President Explains Why Tuition Has Climbed 40 Percent Since 2008
USA's president says the school can't absorb more budget cuts, explaining why Mobile's university has raised tuition roughly 40 percent since 2008.
Baldwin County School Board Approves $4 Million in Raises, New Hires
The Baldwin County school board approved more than $4 million in employee raises and new hires during a June 2014 meeting.
Mobile Wine Shop to Move Into Former True Midtown Kitchen Space on Dauphin Street
A midtown Mobile wine shop and eatery has signed a lease to more than double its size, moving into the closing True Midtown Kitchen space.
Mobile Native Laverne Cox Rises to Hollywood Fame, With Her Mother Cheering Quietly From Home
As Mobile native Laverne Cox earns Hollywood recognition, her mother, a retired Mobile County teacher, remains her proudest and quietest fan.
Mobile County Commission Approves ‘In God We Trust’ Plaque Amid Split Public Reaction
The Mobile County Commission voted 2-1 in June 2014 to display an 'In God We Trust' plaque at Government Plaza after a divided public hearing.
Mobile and Baldwin County Schools Roundup: Free Lunches, Electric Cars and Campus Growth
A June 2014 look at Mobile and Baldwin County school news: free lunches for all, an electric car contest, and campus expansion updates.
Behind the Scenes: The Volunteers Who Made Mobile’s Distinguished Young Women Finals Run
Nearly 100 local volunteers kept the Distinguished Young Women national finals running smoothly in Mobile in 2014.
Mobile Police Board Up Juniper Street Home After 58 Arrests in 2014
Mobile police shut down a Juniper Street home tied to 58 arrests in 2014, using Alabama's drug-nuisance law to board it up.