The ‘Human Elf on the Shelf’ Returns to Spread Holiday Cheer Around Mobile
A local radio host's costumed alter ego, the Human Elf on the Shelf, returned to Mobile this holiday season, popping up in unexpected spots.
Mobile’s Santa Run Sets Records for Runners and Money Raised
Carpe Diem Coffee and Tea Co.'s 13th annual Santa Run in Mobile drew more than 500 runners and raised over $15,000 despite Christmas Eve rain.
A Year on the Town: Mobile’s Biggest Parties, Pranks and Celebrity Sightings of 2014
From Senior Bowl week and Mardi Gras balls to Hollywood film shoots and the Hangout Festival, here's a look back at Mobile's biggest social happenings of 2014.
Downtown Mobile Church Hosts Fundraiser for Family Fighting for Adoption Rights
A downtown Mobile church is raising money for a local couple whose fight for parental rights has become a test case in Alabama’s ongoing same-sex marriage battles. Cari Searcy and…
Mobile Musicians Set to Honor John Coltrane With Annual Holiday Jazz Tribute
Local and regional musicians are set to reunite in Mobile for the annual John Coltrane Christmas tribute, a holiday jazz show built around free-flowing improvisation.
Richardson Wants District 1 Residents to Steer Mobile Capital Spending
Mobile Councilman Fred Richardson planned to poll District 1 residents on how to spend $3 million in capital improvement funds set for 2016.
Daphne’s first traffic roundabout set to break ground on Baldwin County 13
Construction of Daphne's first traffic roundabout, at Baldwin County 13 and 64, was set to begin in January under a $1.17 million contract, the first of three planned.
Mobile Sends a Red-Clad Army to South Alabama’s First Bowl Game
Busloads of Mobile fans traveled to Montgomery to watch the University of South Alabama Jaguars play in their first-ever bowl game appearance.
Mobile Sub Shop Owner Delivers Holiday Meals to First Responders for Eighth Year
A Mobile Firehouse Subs owner leads an eighth annual effort delivering sandwiches and cards to first responders working through Christmas.
Mobile Man Facing Terrorist Threat Charge Asks Court to Fund Unusual Defense Strategy
A Mobile man charged with making threats against Spring Hill College staff has asked a circuit judge to fund an unusual therapy program he says will help his defense.