First Light Marathon Training Underway, Proceeds Support L’Arche Mobile
Runners training for the First Light Marathon in downtown Mobile are supporting L'Arche Mobile, a community that helps adults with intellectual disabilities thrive.
Volunteer Crew Brings USS Alabama to Life with Pearl Harbor Reenactment
Volunteers with the USS Alabama Living History Crew staged a Pearl Harbor-era battle drill aboard the battleship at Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile.
Gulf Shores Police Lead Alabama in Body Camera Use as More Agencies Follow
Gulf Shores police have used body-worn cameras since 2010, and Fairhope and Daphne are following suit as departments across Baldwin County adopt the technology.
Employee Cut During Late-Night Robbery at Mobile Papa John’s
A Papa John's employee on Schillinger Road was cut by robbers demanding money while he was taking out the trash late Wednesday night, Mobile police said.
FBI Director James Comey Visits Mobile Field Office, Talks Terrorism and Local Cases
FBI Director James Comey toured the Mobile field office in December 2014, discussing terrorism trends, a local kidnapping case and law enforcement partnerships.
How South Alabama Jaguars Football Attendance Numbers Are Actually Counted
After a Jaguars home game drew a lower-than-expected crowd count, University of South Alabama officials explained how attendance is calculated.
Coastal Alabama Salvation Army Passes $30,000 as Red Kettle Drive Gains Momentum
The Salvation Army of Coastal Alabama has collected about $30,000 so far this Red Kettle season, with a goal of topping $200,000 by year's end.
Low Friends Tailgate Group Wins Inaugural South Alabama Jaguars Tailgate Contest
A Mobile Police-heavy tailgate crew, the Low Friends Tailgate Association, won a season-long South Alabama Jaguars contest at Ladd-Peebles Stadium.
Salvation Army Angel Tree Aims to Help 2,000-Plus Coastal Alabama Kids
The Salvation Army of Coastal Alabama's Angel Tree program aims to help more than 2,000 children in the Mobile area this holiday season.
Alabama Supreme Court Backs Prichard Mayor in Fire Chief Firing Dispute
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.