Volunteer Crew Brings USS Alabama to Life with Pearl Harbor Reenactment
Volunteers with the USS Alabama Living History Crew staged a Pearl Harbor-era battle drill aboard the battleship at Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile.
First Light Marathon Training Underway, Proceeds Support L’Arche Mobile
Runners training for the First Light Marathon in downtown Mobile are supporting L'Arche Mobile, a community that helps adults with intellectual disabilities thrive.
USA Set to Award 1,926 Degrees at Fall Commencement
The University of South Alabama will award nearly 1,930 degrees at its Dec. 13 fall commencement, with physician Steve Furr delivering the keynote.
Airbus Posts New Round of Hourly Jobs for Mobile A320 Assembly Line
Airbus has posted new hourly job openings, including tool shop attendants and flight line technicians, for its growing Mobile A320 assembly line.
Battleship Memorial Park Stages Pearl Harbor Attack Reenactment
Mobile's Battleship Memorial Park marked the Pearl Harbor anniversary with a first-of-its-kind reenactment and flyover aboard the USS Alabama.
Mobile Navy Veteran Recalls Surviving Pearl Harbor 73 Years Later
A 94-year-old Mobile man and Pearl Harbor survivor shares his memories of the 1941 attack that changed his life and pulled America into World War II.
Mobile Weighs ‘Ban the Box’ Measure for City Hiring
A proposed Mobile ordinance would remove criminal history questions from initial city job applications to help formerly incarcerated residents.
Mobile Police Shut Down Juniper Street Gambling House for Second Time in Six Months
Mobile police arrested more than 15 people and won a new court order closing a Juniper Street home tied to repeated gambling and drug complaints.
Pensacola Man Suspected in Mobile Photography Studio Double Homicide Takes Own Life
A Pensacola man suspected of killing a mother and son at a Mobile photography studio took his own life as deputies approached his home. Police say the case is
Whooping Cough Cases Surge in Mobile County Schools as Baldwin County Sets Tax Vote
Mobile County schools saw a sharp rise in pertussis cases this fall, while Baldwin County set a March referendum on a school construction tax.