Mobile Police Investigate Double Homicide on Delaware Street
Mobile police are investigating after two people were found dead at a home in the 900 block of Delaware Street.
University of South Alabama to Host National Environmental Symposium on Coastal Development
A $75,000 gift from a USA trustee will fund a national environmental symposium in Mobile examining lasting Gulf of Mexico oil spill impacts.
Former Mobile Veterinarian’s Bond Revoked in Vehicular Homicide Case After New Reckless Driving Charge
A Mobile County judge revoked bond for a former veterinarian awaiting trial in a 2013 vehicular homicide after a new reckless driving charge.
Mobile Community Rallies to Support Homeless Father and Young Son
A Mobile family's chance encounter with hardship turned into a wave of local generosity, with housing, jobs and school help pouring in.
Mobile Health Officials Rule Out Ebola After Woman Hospitalized With Symptoms
A woman taken to USA Medical Center with Ebola-like symptoms was cleared after evaluation by Mobile health officials.
Prichard Volunteers Push to Turn Tragedy Site Into a Community Park
A group of Prichard residents is clearing overgrown land off Rebel Road, hoping to build a park in memory of an 8-year-old whose death shook the community.
T.P. Crockmier’s Reunion Event Benefits Breast Cancer Awareness
T.P. Crockmier’s turns its regular Thursday-night crowd toward a cause on October 9, hosting the T.P. Crockmier Reunion at 7 p.m. to benefit breast cancer awareness, with donations going to…
The Smart Brothers Return to Mobile for Acoustic-Driven Show at Callaghan’s
The Smart Brothers, a West Coast Americana act with old-school folk roots, return to Mobile for an acoustic-leaning show at Callaghan's Irish Social Club featuring songs from their EP "Come…
A Mobile Veteran’s Daily Struggle: Homeless, in College, Fighting for Benefits
A homeless Mobile veteran balances online college classes, a VA benefits dispute, and shelter curfew rules during one revealing day downtown.
Two Years Later, USA Campus Still Grapples With Gil Collar’s Death
Two years after a University of South Alabama officer fatally shot student Gil Collar, the case still shapes conversations about campus policing.