A New Memoir Revisits the Leverett Case and the Long Shadow of Abuse
Phyllis Hain's memoir, Diamond in the Dark, returns to one of Mobile's most sensational cases of the early 1980s and traces how a childhood of violence shaped the choices of…
Daphne Teacher Joins National Pledge to Keep Teaching Critical Race Theory
One more Daphne teacher has signed a national pledge to keep teaching Critical Race Theory, joining thousands nationwide amid a wave of state bans on the topic.
Election-Year Politics and a House Leadership Shakeup Set to Shape Alabama’s 2022 Legislative Session
Alabama's 2022 legislative session opens under the shadow of election-year politics and an open race for House leadership, with gambling policy, ARPA spending and a slate of Baldwin and Mobile…
At 80, Bayou La Batre Oysterman Bobby Morrison Still Works the Reef by Hand
Bobby Morrison, 80, has spent 64 years tonging oysters by hand out of Bayou La Batre, and he's still working the reefs at Cedar Point alongside his son as Alabama's…
Mobile’s Willie Anderson Named Finalist for Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2022
Former Vigor High School and Auburn standout Willie Anderson has been named a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2022, marking the first time the longtime…
Mobile Attorney Christine Hernandez Appeals Contempt Conviction Over Subpoena Dispute
Attorney Christine Hernandez is appealing a criminal contempt conviction to the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals after a Mobile circuit judge found she orchestrated a subpoena delivery that disrupted a…