Aaron Lewis Brings Country-Rock Tour to Mobile’s Historic Saenger Theatre This November
The Staind frontman turned country star plays the historic Saenger Theatre in downtown Mobile on Nov. 18, with tickets on sale Friday.
Defense Lawyer Moves to Seal Filing in Ex-Sheriff’s Sgt. Holifield Federal Fraud Case
A new attorney for former Mobile County Sheriff's Sgt. Daniel Holifield asked a federal judge to seal a filing that references potential cooperation and uncharged individuals.
Lawmaker Proposes Naming Mobile’s New Bridge for Dolly Parton
State Rep. Cindy Myrex wants the new Mobile River crossing named the Dolly Parton Memorial Bridge, citing the icon's Imagination Library work in all 67 Alabama counties.
Five Takeaways on Mobile’s New Downtown Airport — From Opening Timeline to Winning Back Travelers
Mobile Airport Authority Chairman Sandy Stimpson outlined the 2027 transition plan, expansion capacity and how local travelers can help Mobile win new flights.
Pamela Laffitte Back on the Ballot: Mobile County Democrats Restore Sheriff Nominee After Appeal
The Alabama Democratic Party's Appeals Committee reinstated Pamela Laffitte as the Mobile County sheriff nominee, restoring her to the Nov. 3 general election ballot.
West Nile Virus Confirmed in Mobile County: Sentinel Chicken Tests Positive Near Chickasabogue Park
Mobile County's first positive sentinel chicken of the year confirms West Nile virus near Chickasabogue Park, prompting increased spraying and testing by Vector Services.
Life Sentence for Mobile Man in Cross-State Cyberstalking Murder of Pensacola Woman
A federal judge sentenced a Mobile man to life in prison for cyberstalking and murdering a Pensacola woman after she ended their relationship, prosecutors said.
How Long Does Mobile Keep License Plate Reader Data? 60 Days, City Says
Mobile keeps license plate reader data for 60 days — far less than the five years Alabama allows — as council members and state lawmakers press for privacy safeguards.
Prichard Municipal Court Has Run a Deficit Four Straight Years, State Reports Show
State reports show Prichard Municipal Court has collected less than it costs to operate for four straight fiscal years, a gap of more than $265,000 since 2022.
Theodore Apartment Residents Say Days Without Water Left Them ‘Suffering’
Spanish Oak Inn residents in Theodore say the complex went without running water for days, disrupting bathing, cooking and caring for children while calls to management went unanswered.