Truck overturns in front of funeral home on Hamilton Street in Mobile
MOBILE, Ala. — A truck overturned in front of Christian Benevolent Funeral Home on Hamilton Street in Mobile on Sunday afternoon. The crash happened a little before 5 p.m. The…
Ascension Providence Hospital Resumes Elective Surgeries in Mobile
Ascension Providence Hospital in Mobile began a phased resumption of elective surgeries and non-urgent procedures on May 4, adding COVID-19 screening, visitor limits and other safeguards as Alabama eases its…
Mobile Fire-Rescue Gives Trailblazing Chief LeAnn Tacon a Downtown Send-Off
MOBILE, Ala. — After 33 years with the Mobile Fire-Rescue Department — and a career full of firsts — District Chief LeAnn Tacon got a parade. Fire trucks, police cruisers…
Infirmary Health to resume elective surgical procedures beginning Friday, May 1
Infirmary Health has announced it will resume elective surgical procedures beginning Friday, May 1, following direction from Alabama State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris and Gov. Kay Ivey. The resumption…
Carnival Fantasy Leaves Mobile to Ferry Healthy Crew Members Home
The Carnival Fantasy has sailed out of the Port of Mobile on an unusual mission: carrying healthy crew members back to their home countries as the cruise industry idled during…
Airbus Resumes Commercial Jet Production at Mobile Plant After COVID-19 Pause
Airbus confirmed its Mobile assembly line will restart commercial aircraft production on April 29, returning to full staffing under enhanced hygiene and social distancing rules put in place before the…
Bond Set for Five Charged in Wealthy Street Murder of Mobile Man
Bond has been set for the five people charged in the death of a Mobile man whose body was found on Wealthy Street in late April 2020. Mobile police officers…
Mobile Police investigating fatal shooting on Strange Street
Mobile Police are investigating a fatal shooting on Strange Street. Officers responded to a report of a person down inside a home at 1800 Strange Street around 7:41 p.m. Friday,…
Airbus, USA Health Team Up to 3D-Print Face Masks for Mobile Medical Workers
Airbus and USA Health are using 3D printers to manufacture reusable face masks and tension-release bands for Mobile-area health care workers fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mobile Approves $84,350 Purchase of 6,000 COVID-19 Antibody Test Kits
The Mobile City Council approved an $84,350 purchase of 6,000 COVID-19 antibody screening kits, sparking questions from council members about FDA approval and how the tests would be used.