Downtown Mobile Nightclub Closes Permanently Following Weekend Shooting
Studio 5'4 in downtown Mobile shut down for good days after a shooting wounded two people outside the club, prompting a city safety debate.
USA Campus Officer Cleared in Civil Suit Over 2012 Fatal Shooting
A federal judge ruled that a University of South Alabama campus police officer owes no damages in the 2012 shooting death of an 18-year-old student.
Prosecutors Signal More Charges Possible in Mobile Pill Mill Case
Federal prosecutors asked to delay the trial of two Mobile doctors accused of running a massive pill mill, citing the likelihood of new charges and defendants.
Chickasaw Man Dies After Being Shot While Sitting in His Car in Prichard
A 49-year-old Chickasaw man died after being shot while sitting in his vehicle in Prichard's Alabama Village area, and investigators are still seeking leads.
New Mobile Mardi Gras Crewe Honors ‘Man of Many Faces’ Legacy
Descendants of Mardi Gras masking legend Louis Diemert formed the Order of Many Faces, a new Mobile crewe set to debut with six floats in 2016.
Inside Look: Airbus Unveils Its $600 Million Mobile Assembly Plant
Airbus opened its new $600 million Brookley assembly facility in Mobile to media ahead of its official opening, showcasing a major aerospace milestone.
Airbus Opens Mobile Assembly Line, Capping Years-Long Push to Land Aerospace Giant
Airbus formally opened its first U.S. manufacturing plant at Brookley Aeroplex in Mobile, capping years of planning and construction and setting the stage for the region's growing aerospace industry.
Mobile 9/11 Ceremony Honors First Responders, Renews Call for Unity
First responders and community members gathered at a Mobile cemetery to honor those lost on 9/11 and reflect on unity between police and the public.
‘Perfection in Lemon’: Kevin D’Amico Opens Solo Show at Mobile Arts Council
A storefront display in Lower Downtown Mobile stopped passersby last month during ArtWalk, and for good reason. Kevin D’Amico’s teaser installation for his upcoming solo show drew crowds who photographed…
Mobile Museum of Art Brings Its Who I Am Identity Project to Prichard Eighth-Graders
Visual artist Colleen Comer recently spent an hour and a half with eighth-graders at Mobile County Training School in Prichard, leading a single session in a four-week arts series built…