Mobile Mardi Gras Group Order of Isis Shortens Name Amid Terror Confusion
A Mobile Mardi Gras group is dropping its full name for parade season after members faced public confusion with an unrelated militant group overseas.
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A Mobile Mardi Gras group is dropping its full name for parade season after members faced public confusion with an unrelated militant group overseas.
Strong afternoon storms cut power to thousands of Mobile County customers, with the heaviest outages reported in west Mobile, downtown and Dauphin Island.
Alabama Power is warning Mobile and Baldwin County customers about a fake text message demanding immediate bill payment.
The Mobile County school board has approved $9.7 million in construction bids for Murphy High School renovations, continuing repairs from the 2012 tornado.
Ladd-Peebles Stadium officials in Mobile are considering more water stations and better bus routing after heat problems hit a record football crowd.
A Mobile cardiologist's retaliation lawsuit, tied to a $24.5 million Medicare and Medicaid fraud settlement, has been resolved in federal court.
The Oakleigh Mansion in Mobile will close for nine weeks this fall so staff can overhaul its historic home tour using newly uncovered archival research.
Alabama health officials confirmed four Mobile County cases of Enterovirus-D68 as the respiratory illness spreads among children nationwide.
A 15-year Mobile Police Department sergeant was fired after a trial board found him guilty of multiple conduct violations, including biased profiling.
Two Mobile-area institutions, Spring Hill College and the University of Mobile, landed on the U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges lists in 2014, with leaders crediting mission and tradition.