Downtown Mobile Nightclub Closes Permanently Following Weekend Shooting
Studio 5'4 in downtown Mobile shut down for good days after a shooting wounded two people outside the club, prompting a city safety debate.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
Studio 5'4 in downtown Mobile shut down for good days after a shooting wounded two people outside the club, prompting a city safety debate.
State Street AME Zion Church in Mobile is celebrating its 195th anniversary with a revival, a free gospel concert and a visit from Alabama State's president.
Community leaders gathered in Mobile to launch the United Way of Southwest Alabama's 2015 fundraising campaign, setting a goal topping $5.1 million.
Prichard police are asking for the public's help identifying who shot and killed a man near Main and Parson streets in a homicide investigation.
As Mobile prepares for the return of Carnival Cruise Line, an industry analyst says the city could eventually support a second homeported ship.
Descendants of Mardi Gras masking legend Louis Diemert formed the Order of Many Faces, a new Mobile crewe set to debut with six floats in 2016.
Federal prosecutors asked to delay the trial of two Mobile doctors accused of running a massive pill mill, citing the likelihood of new charges and defendants.
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A look back at how Mobile built a cruise industry partnership with Carnival, from a 2001 test run to a full-time home port.
A federal judge ruled that a University of South Alabama campus police officer owes no damages in the 2012 shooting death of an 18-year-old student.