Thanksgiving Night Shooting Leaves One Man Dead in Mobile
A Thanksgiving evening shooting near Perch Creek in Mobile left a 23-year-old man dead and a second man wounded, according to Mobile police investigators.
Salvation Army Angel Tree Aims to Help 2,000-Plus Coastal Alabama Kids
The Salvation Army of Coastal Alabama's Angel Tree program aims to help more than 2,000 children in the Mobile area this holiday season.
Hayley’s Bar Hosts the Ultimate Thanksgiving After-Party
Once the turkey is gone and the family table clears, downtown Mobile has somewhere to go: Hayley’s Bar opens at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving at its corner of Dauphin Street…
Six Mobile-Area Churches Team Up to Serve ‘Thanksgiving for the Homesick’
About 200 volunteers are preparing turkey and ham for a fifth annual free Thanksgiving meal served at six churches across Mobile, Fairhope and Theodore.
Mobile’s 62nd Camellia Ball Opens Mardi Gras Season in Monet-Inspired Style
Mobile's Camellia Ball kicked off the 2015 Mardi Gras season with a Monet-inspired garden theme, welcoming 30 young women in their formal debut.
Hagel’s Exit Raises New Questions for Mobile-Built Combat Ship Program
Hagel's resignation as Defense Secretary sparked cautious optimism among backers of Austal USA's littoral combat ship program in Mobile.
Mobile Fire-Rescue Investigates Weekend House Fire, Two Vehicle Fires as Arson
Mobile investigators probed a Saturday house fire and two vehicle fires at a Schillinger Road dealership, both believed to have been intentionally set.
AltaPointe, Mobile County Probate Court Still at Odds Over Doctor Testimony Rules
A brief agreement between AltaPointe Health System and Mobile County Probate Judge Don Davis over whether psychiatrists must testify at involuntary commitment hearings has unraveled, with attorneys for both sides…
Murphy High Officials Detail Multi-Year, Multimillion-Dollar Tornado Repair Timeline
Mobile school officials outlined a deliberately slow, multi-phase repair plan for Murphy High's main building, prioritizing minimal classroom disruption.
Downtown Mobile Residents Weigh In on Mardi Gras Market and Park Design
Mayor Sandy Stimpson and residents discussed plans for a proposed $2 million Mardi Gras Market and Park at Royal and Government streets.