Four Family Members Killed in Sunday Afternoon Crash on Georgetown-Chunchula Road
State troopers identified four people killed when a van left Georgetown-Chunchula Road, overturned and struck a tree north of Prichard on Sunday.
The Traveling Metals Show Brings Six Artists to Firehouse Wine Bar
Firehouse Wine Bar & Shop, at 216 St. Francis St., is featuring the work of six local and regional artists as part of The Traveling Metals Show, an exhibition that…
Pine Hill Haints Bring Alabama Ghost Music to The Merry Widow with Lost Bayou Ramblers
Downtown Mobile music venue The Merry Widow, 51 S. Conception St., hosts a double bill of Gulf Coast roots acts on Thursday, Oct. 15, with doors opening at 8:30 p.m.…
The Serpents of Bienville: Sean Herman’s Growing Art and Story Project
We loved the phrase and the art, so we reached out to artist Sean Herman for the story behind The Serpents of Bienville. What we found was a project that…
Mobile County Youth Dove Hunt Draws Peaceful Protest From Animal Rights Advocates
A youth dove hunt in Mobile County drew a peaceful demonstration from animal rights advocates, prompting questions about the state-run mentoring program.
Locally Owned WHEX Community Radio Still Headed for 104.7 FM in Mobile
A homegrown, commercial-free radio station is still on its way to Mobile’s airwaves, according to the volunteers behind the project, though the launch date has slid about a year past…
New Mobile Oyster Trail Artwork Unveiled at GulfQuest
Mobile unveiled its 26th Oyster Trail sculpture, 'Estuary Gifts' by artist James Foster, highlighting the ecology of the Mobile Bay watershed.
Mobile City Council Approves 13-Month Deal Bringing Carnival Fantasy to Alabama Cruise Terminal
The Mobile City Council unanimously approved a 13-month agreement that will bring the Carnival Fantasy cruise ship back to the Alabama Cruise Terminal.
Crowds Turn Out as Whole Foods Celebrates Grand Opening on Airport Boulevard in Mobile
Hundreds lined up for the grand opening of Mobile's new Whole Foods on Airport Boulevard, with Mayor Sandy Stimpson calling it a sign of the city's growth.
Mobile Slashes WAVE Transit Budget, Redirects Funds to Tourism
Mobile's city council cut more than $700,000 from its bus transit budget while boosting tourism funding, as the fiscal 2016 budget passed unanimously.