Fairhope’s Rebuilt Splash Pad Set to Reopen This Month
Fairhope's community splash pad is nearly ready to reopen after a concrete problem forced a rebuild, while a nearby nine-field soccer complex takes shape.
Lightning Deaths in South Alabama Prompt Renewed Safety Warnings
After lightning strikes claimed lives across southern Alabama this year, forecasters are urging residents to take storm safety seriously this summer.
Mobile County Sells Downtown Parking Garage for $3 Million
The Mobile County Commission has agreed to sell its downtown parking garage near Government Plaza for $3 million, while also extending its option to buy land for a proposed soccer…
Mobile’s Prancing Elites Land Second Season on National TV
Mobile's Prancing Elites dance troupe earned a second, hour-long season of their hit Oxygen reality series after a breakout ratings debut this year.
Mobile Restaurant Owner Launches Nonprofit to Aid Nepal Earthquake Recovery
A Mobile restaurant owner and a friend turned neighborhood fundraising into a lasting nonprofit to help Nepal recover from its devastating April earthquake.
Gulf Shores Man Faces Multiple Charges After Stolen Car, Drugs Found
A Gulf Shores man was arrested after deputies found him with a stolen car containing drugs, then linked him to a nearby residential burglary.
Daphne Intersection Closes for Weeks as Roundabout Project Nears Finish
A busy Daphne intersection shut down completely as crews entered the final phase of a $1.7 million roundabout project expected to last up to six weeks.
Mobile City Council Votes to Strip Confederate-Era Flags From City Seal
Mobile's city council voted to remove all flags but the American flag from the city seal, ending years of debate over Confederate symbolism downtown.
Sixteen Candidates Vie for Open Mobile County District Court Seat
Sixteen attorneys have submitted their names for consideration to fill the Mobile County District Court judge seat vacated by Judge Jay York.
Alabama Hip Hop Week Opens With Mobile Food and Clothing Drive
The eighth annual Alabama Hip Hop Week began in Mobile with a food and clothing drive drawing roughly 200 people to Inner City Mission on South Broad Street.