What Does the Typical Mobile Tourist Look Like? New Study Offers Answers
A new visitor study gives Mobile tourism officials fresh insight into who visits the Port City, how long they stay and why they come to town.
Will Johnson of Centro-matic Plays Intimate Satori Coffee House Show
The University of South Alabama’s Independent Music Collective opens its 2015 listening-room series with a familiar name: Will Johnson of the indie-rock band Centro-matic plays Satori Coffee House on Friday,…
Bentley Says Money, Not Politics, Is the Real Hurdle for I-10 Bridge
Governor Robert Bentley told a Mobile business audience that funding, not regulatory approval, remains the biggest obstacle facing the long-sought I-10 bridge.
Dauphin Street Drunks Take Their 9th Annual Peg Leg Pub Crawl Through Downtown Mobile
MOBILE, Ala. — One of Mobile’s most irreverent Mardi Gras traditions rolls again this week: the Dauphin Street Drunks host their ninth annual Peg Leg Pub Crawl on Tuesday, February…
Airbus Posts New Manager Openings for Mobile’s A320 Assembly Line
Airbus opened two new management positions for its Mobile A320 final assembly line, part of continued hiring ahead of the plant's 2015 launch.
Mobile Marriage-Equality Plaintiff Once Produced Campaign Ads for Roy Moore
A Mobile woman at the center of Alabama's same-sex marriage case once produced campaign ads for Roy Moore's 2012 run for chief justice.
Mobile Federal Judge Clarifies Marriage Ruling Applies Statewide
A Mobile-based federal judge clarified that her ruling striking down Alabama's same-sex marriage ban applies to probate officials in all 67 counties.
Mobile Reasserts Its Claim as the Birthplace of Mardi Gras
New signs and billboards installed across Mobile stake the city's historic claim as the true birthplace of Mardi Gras ahead of the season's first parades.
Mobile, Baldwin Counties Receive Nearly $3.9 Million in Federal Homelessness Grants
Mobile City and County along with Baldwin County were awarded close to $3.9 million in federal homeless assistance funding in early 2015, HUD announced.
Mobile Council Forms Tax Reform Panel, Tables Animal Sale Ban
Mobile's city council created a committee to study restructuring city taxes and fees, while postponing a proposed animal sale ban and new noise ordinance.