Probation Revoked for Man Accused in String of Attacks Near USA Campus
A man accused of attacking two women near the University of South Alabama had his probation revoked and awaits trial in jail.
Mobile Teen Arrested on Murder Charge After Ridge Street Shooting Death
Mobile police arrest 18-year-old on a murder charge hours after naming him a person of interest in a fatal Ridge Street shooting.
Mobile City Council Approves $18,500 for Fourth of July Fireworks in 6-1 Vote
The Mobile City Council voted 6-1 on Wednesday to spend $18,500 on the city's Independence Day fireworks, even as officials signaled they may seek private help to fund future displays.
MUSEmusic Series at Mobile Museum of Art Opens with Amphibian Lark
The Mobile Museum of Art launches its MUSEmusic Series with a performance by Amphibian Lark on July 17 at 7 p.m. in Larkins Auditorium, opening the series with one of…
Four Alabama Bands Bring Clashing Sounds Together for ‘Alabama Mix-Up’ Show at Alchemy Tavern
Four Alabama bands spanning horror punk, indie rock, traditional punk and shoegaze-inflected noise rock share the stage at Alchemy Tavern for a show billed as the "Alabama Mix-Up."
One Mobile Family’s Ordeal Reflects Wider Violence Along Webb Avenue
A string of shootings and a suspicious fire have devastated one Mobile family, as police label the Webb Avenue area a crime hot spot.
Push 4 Peace Rally Draws Crowd to Cathedral Square in Downtown Mobile
Families gathered at Cathedral Square in downtown Mobile for the second annual Push 4 Peace rally, a night of music, spoken word and prayer.
USA President Explains Why Tuition Has Climbed 40 Percent Since 2008
USA's president says the school can't absorb more budget cuts, explaining why Mobile's university has raised tuition roughly 40 percent since 2008.
Mobile Native Laverne Cox Rises to Hollywood Fame, With Her Mother Cheering Quietly From Home
As Mobile native Laverne Cox earns Hollywood recognition, her mother, a retired Mobile County teacher, remains her proudest and quietest fan.
Mobile County Commission Approves ‘In God We Trust’ Plaque Amid Split Public Reaction
The Mobile County Commission voted 2-1 in June 2014 to display an 'In God We Trust' plaque at Government Plaza after a divided public hearing.