Mayor Stimpson Names 60-Plus Leaders to Guide Mobile’s First Long-Range Plan in 20 Years
Mayor Sandy Stimpson appointed more than 60 community leaders to advisory and outreach committees for Mobile's first comprehensive plan in two decades.
University of South Alabama Trustees to Meet in March, Review Budget and Appointments
USA's board of trustees will convene in March for committee and formal sessions covering hospital credentials, health board nominees and finances.
Mobile County Schools Host Signature Academy Info Session for 8th Graders
Mobile County Public Schools invited 8th graders and parents to a Signature Academy info session as all 12 district high schools now offer the career programs.
Bon Secour Fire/Rescue Department Receives $21,400 in Donated Equipment
The Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation donated more than $21,400 in firefighting equipment to the Bon Secour Fire/Rescue Department in Baldwin County.
24-Year-Old Atmore Man Killed in Single-Vehicle Crash Near Robertsdale
A 24-year-old Atmore man died early Sunday when his car left U.S. 90 near Robertsdale, struck a sign post and tree, and overturned, troopers say.
MAMGA Royal Coronation Crowns King Elexis I in Mobile
Mobile's Mobile Area Mardi Gras Association held its 77th annual Royal Coronation, crowning King Elexis I and Queen Morgan amid elaborate custom regalia.
Mobile City Council Approves $75,000 for Animal Shelter Expansion
Mobile's City Council approved $75,000 toward a $225,000 partnership to expand the city animal shelter, adding kennel space and a new cat building.
Mobile Police Officer Raymond Williams Named January Officer of the Month
Mobile police officer Raymond Williams was named the department's officer of the month for January 2015, recognized for proactive patrol work across his hospital, school and residential beat.
First Same-Sex Couples Marry in Mobile After Federal Ruling
Mobile County began issuing same-sex marriage licenses after a federal court order, drawing celebrating couples to the probate office downtown.
Mobile Student’s Report of Turning In $10,000 Prepaid Card Meets Retailer Skepticism
A Mobile student says he found and turned in a prepaid card worth more than $10,000, but the retailer now disputes key parts of his account.