Byrne Points to Gulf Energy Revenue as Funding Source for I-10 Bridge
Rep. Bradley Byrne says Gulf oil and gas revenue sharing could help pay for the proposed I-10 Bridge and Bayway expansion in Mobile.
Loan Dispute, Arrest Deepen Rift Between Bayou La Batre Mayor and Council
A hidden $50,000 loan and a harassment complaint filed after a heated meeting have widened a bitter divide between Bayou La Batre's mayor and its city council.
Mobile BayBears Offering Free Grandstand Tickets for Canned Food Donations
Mobile BayBears fans can trade two non-perishable food items for a free grandstand ticket at select home games benefiting the Bay Area Food Bank.
Alabama School of Math and Science Builds Track Record of Sending Students to Top Colleges
The residential Mobile school for gifted students has sent thousands of graduates to top colleges, backed by scholarships and free tuition statewide.
Missing Mobile Dog’s Brief Disappearance Reunites Two Families Nine Years Later
A Mobile family's rescue dog went missing for a day this spring, and his safe return revealed a hidden past that reunited two families years apart.
Bail Granted to Former Trooper Awaiting Retrial in 1995 Mobile County Murder Case
A Mobile County judge granted bail to a former state trooper awaiting retrial in a 1995 murder case overturned after evidence was withheld from the defense.
Alabama Coastal Foundation Set to Host Seafood Craze at BayBears Game
The Alabama Coastal Foundation's fourth annual Coastal Seafood Craze pairs Gulf Coast food tastings with a Mobile BayBears night at Hank Aaron Stadium.
Kappa Sigma Breaks Ground on New Fraternity House at South Alabama
Kappa Sigma alumni and students broke ground on a new on-campus fraternity house at the University of South Alabama.
Mobile to Honor 118 Fallen Officers at Annual Memorial Service
Mobile law enforcement agencies held their annual Law Enforcement Memorial Service to honor the 118 officers who died in the line of duty in 2014.
New Mobile Bankruptcy Judge Sworn In After Decades Representing Creditors
Henry Callaway was formally sworn in as Mobile's newest federal bankruptcy judge, bringing decades of experience representing both creditors and struggling families.