ATF Releases Surveillance Video Seeking Suspect in Mobile Firebombing
Federal investigators released surveillance footage of a truck linked to a February firebombing near a Mobile home, seeking help identifying a suspect.
Grant Brings State-of-the-Art Child Abuse Screening Tools to Mobile Clinic
An $11,000 grant funded new imaging equipment at USA's Midtown Pediatrics Clinic, upgrading child abuse screening capability across the region.
Mobile County School System Fends Off Two Cyber Attacks During Testing Week
Two denial-of-service cyber attacks briefly knocked out internet access at Mobile County schools during standardized testing week this year.
SouthSounds 2015: A Weekend of Gulf Coast Music in Review
MOBILE, Ala. — SouthSounds Music and Art Festival returned to downtown Mobile in April 2015 with a wide spread of independent musicians, and those who missed it got a taste…
Mobile NAACP Launches ‘Mass Meetings’ on Policing and Community Power
The Mobile County NAACP launched a series of community meetings on policing, urging residents to pursue change locally through voter engagement.
House Budget Plan Keeps Three Littoral Combat Ships on Track for Austal USA
A House subcommittee budget proposal continues funding for three Littoral Combat Ships, sustaining work at Mobile's Austal USA shipyard.
Eight Mile Family Struggles to Recover After Arson Guts Gas Station
A burglary-turned-arson destroyed a family-owned Eight Mile gas station, causing an estimated $200,000 in uninsured damage.
Citronelle’s James Taylor Reflects on Bear Bryant’s Advice Ahead of Hall of Fame Induction
Citronelle native and former Crimson Tide running back James Taylor joins the Mobile Sports Hall of Fame class of 2015 this week.
Mobile County License Commissioner’s Tax Trial Set to Open Without Key Defense Attorney
Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie heads to federal trial on tax evasion charges after her defense attorney recused himself from the case.
Bayou La Batre Refugee Advocate Sees His Own Journey in Mediterranean Migrant Crisis
A Bayou La Batre nonprofit director who fled Vietnam by boat as a child says he recognizes his own story in today's Mediterranean migrant tragedies.