USA Children’s & Women’s Hospital Unveils New Courtyard, Lobby in Mobile
Mobile's USA Children's & Women's Hospital opened a new courtyard, lobby and gift shop, capping a $72.6 million campus expansion project this month.
Food Trucks Join the Lineup for Christmas Jubilee’s 30th Year in Mobile
Junior League of Mobile is adding food trucks to this year's Christmas Jubilee shopping event at The Grounds, marking its 30th anniversary.
Seniors at Murphy, Saraland and MGM High Schools Reflect on Final Year
Seniors from Murphy, Saraland and Mary G. Montgomery high schools shared what they are most looking forward to in their last year of classes.
Mobile Murder Case Still Stalled as Defendant Enters Fourth Year of Treatment
A Mobile murder case remains stalled after a judge ruled the defendant will continue psychiatric treatment rather than stand trial for the 2010 killing.
St. Paul’s Episcopal Seniors Open Final Year With Eyes on What’s Next
Four St. Paul's Episcopal seniors in Mobile shared their excitement, college plans and advice for freshmen as their final school year began this month.
Cell Phone Tracking Data Reveals Who Is Really Driving the Causeway and Bayway
New cell phone tracking data shows out-of-state drivers make up a growing share of summer traffic on Mobiles Causeway and Bayway.
Williamson High Seniors Ready to Wear the Gold, Look Toward College
Williamson High School seniors in Mobile shared their college plans, favorite classes and advice for freshmen as their final school year got underway.
Mobile County Weighs More Faith Displays After ‘In God We Trust’ Vote
Mobile County Commission hears calls for atheist, Pagan and Universalist plaques at Government Plaza after a religious display was approved.
Mobile County Weighs More Faith Displays After ‘In God We Trust’ Vote
Mobile County Commission hears calls for atheist, Pagan and Universalist plaques at Government Plaza after a religious display was approved.
McGill-Toolen Seniors Slip Into the Black Shirts for Their Final Year
McGill-Toolen Catholic High School seniors in Mobile marked their first day of classes, the only students allowed to wear the tradition's black shirts.