Hagel’s Exit Raises New Questions for Mobile-Built Combat Ship Program
Hagel's resignation as Defense Secretary sparked cautious optimism among backers of Austal USA's littoral combat ship program in Mobile.
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Hagel's resignation as Defense Secretary sparked cautious optimism among backers of Austal USA's littoral combat ship program in Mobile.
A week after Larry Glenn was found fatally shot in a Prichard apartment complex parking lot, police named a man they are seeking to question about his death.
Mobile investigators probed a Saturday house fire and two vehicle fires at a Schillinger Road dealership, both believed to have been intentionally set.
A brief agreement between AltaPointe Health System and Mobile County Probate Judge Don Davis over whether psychiatrists must testify at involuntary commitment hearings has unraveled, with attorneys for both sides…
The Alabama Supreme Court sided with Prichard's mayor in a two-year legal fight over the firing of the city's former fire chief.
The Bayou Recovery Project hosted its first community Thanksgiving dinner at its new Children's Place building in Bayou La Batre.
Mobile school officials outlined a deliberately slow, multi-phase repair plan for Murphy High's main building, prioritizing minimal classroom disruption.
Prichard police are investigating a third fatal shooting in a week after a man was killed near St. Stephens Woods Apartments, with no suspects identified.
Mayor Sandy Stimpson and residents discussed plans for a proposed $2 million Mardi Gras Market and Park at Royal and Government streets.
A new drop-off recycling center opened in west Mobile on Hitt Road, giving residents a closer alternative to existing sites.