USA Foundation Weighs $1 Million and $10 Million Scholarship Gifts
The University of South Alabama Foundation debated $1 million and $10 million gifts to the Mitchell-Moulton Scholarship Initiative before delaying a decision.
Mobile County Weighs Repurposing NOAA Disaster Center Instead of Building New EMA Hub
Mobile County officials are weighing whether to repurpose NOAA's Disaster Response Center in West Mobile instead of spending millions on a new emergency operations center, even as the county moves…
ARCA Stock Cars Set to Roar Back Into Irvington for Fourth Mobile 200
ARCA's stock car series returns to Mobile International Speedway in Irvington for a fourth Mobile 200 next March, headlining a local sports roundup that also covers the LPGA's tentative Mobile…
Prichard Police Seek Vehicle in Fatal Gas Station Shooting
Prichard police are searching for a white Chrysler 300C connected to a fatal shooting outside a gas station near Interstate 65 on Tuesday afternoon.
Spanish Fort Council Selects Businessman Bill Menas for Vacant Council Seat
Spanish Fort's City Council unanimously chose businessman Bill Menas to fill a vacant District 2 seat after a councilman's job transfer. He was picked over two
Baldwin County Commission Approves Raises for Top Appointed Directors
Baldwin County commissioners approved 3.5 to 4 percent raises for eight appointed directors after Sheriff Hoss Mack raised questions.
How South Alabama Jaguars Football Attendance Numbers Are Actually Counted
After a Jaguars home game drew a lower-than-expected crowd count, University of South Alabama officials explained how attendance is calculated.
Mobile Police Identify Victim of Thanksgiving Day Shooting, Search for Suspect
Mobile police identified a 23-year-old man killed in a Thanksgiving Day shooting on Wood Drive and continued searching for the gunman who also wounded a second victim.
Mobile City Council Weighs Fate of Crichton Recording Studio’s Zoning
Mobile's city council took up a rezoning request for a Crichton neighborhood recording studio that had operated for years without proper zoning approval.
Mobile Officials Contrast Handling of 2012 Gil Collar Shooting With Ferguson Unrest
Mobile County law enforcement leaders say swift, transparent communication set the 2012 Gil Collar shooting response apart from the unrest that followed Ferguson.