CBS moves daytime shows online after tornado coverage near Mobile
MOBILE, Ala. — With a confirmed tornado north of Mobile on Monday afternoon, the local CBS station remained in live coverage of the storm instead of airing its scheduled daytime…
Mobile and Baldwin County News
MOBILE, Ala. — With a confirmed tornado north of Mobile on Monday afternoon, the local CBS station remained in live coverage of the storm instead of airing its scheduled daytime…
Gov. Kay Ivey announced Alabama's public schools will remain closed for the rest of the school year, with at-home learning to begin statewide April 6 as Mobile County Schools Superintendent…
More than 650 families from across the Gulf Coast were set to audition for the television game show Family Feud during a weekend casting call at Wind Creek Hotel and…
A familiar face on Gulf Coast television for nearly five decades is joining Alabama’s broadcasting elite. Mel Showers, a Mobile native and broadcasting veteran of more than 46 years, will…
A broadcasting career that began on Mobile radio in 2001 is headed to Music City. Cherish Lombard, co-host of the morning lifestyle show “Studio 10,” is leaving Mobile for Nashville,…
A 2014 documentary traced the history of Malbis Plantation, a Greek immigrant community whose legacy remains visible in Baldwin County.
The new documentary “America’s Amazon” — a 51-minute portrait of the 300-square-mile Mobile-Tensaw Delta written and co-produced by veteran environmental journalist Ben Raines — screens at Mobile’s Saenger Theatre on…
A new documentary, “America’s Amazon,” premiered at Mobile’s Saenger Theatre, showcasing the Mobile-Tensaw Delta’s rare wildlife while examining the pollution, runoff and weak enforcement threatening its future.
The supernatural thriller “Oculus,” starring Karen Gillan of “Doctor Who,” is set to begin filming in the Mobile and Fairhope area during October 2012, according to production announcements. Director Mike…
Discovering Alabama, the public television series devoted to the state's natural wonders, celebrated its 20th year in 2005 with an open house reception at Faulkner State College in Fairhope.