Brewton Officials Address Belleville Avenue Debris, Downtown Safety and Stadium Parking Concerns
Brewton officials have addressed resident concerns about debris on Belleville Avenue, downtown safety, and parking improvements near the city's stadium.
Empty Chair at City Hall: Prichard Residents Sound Off as Mayor Davis’s Council Absence Stretches Past Two Months
Prichard residents are split but largely united on one point: after more than two months without Mayor Carletta Davis at a single city council meeting, they want their mayor and…
Acquitted of Assaulting a Councilman, a Former Attorney Is Now Suing Orange Beach and Its Mayor for Defamation
Harry Still, acquitted in May of assaulting a Bay Minette councilman, has filed a defamation lawsuit against Orange Beach, Mayor Tony Kennon and four other city officials. He filed without…
Consultant Report Flagged Deferred Maintenance at Mobile-Owned Buildings
A 2018 consultant review found that 40% of Mobile-owned properties were rated poor or worse, highlighting years of deferred maintenance.
Mobile Council Approves Downtown Ice Skating Rink for the Holidays
Mobile's City Council narrowly approved a temporary ice rink at Cooper Riverside Park, joining other Alabama cities with holiday skating attractions.
Mobile Weighs Downtown Ice Rink for Holiday Season
Mobile officials are weighing a temporary downtown ice rink at Cooper Riverside Park, running from Thanksgiving through the New Year holiday season.
Carnival, City of Mobile Near Deal to Bring Cruise Ship Back to Port
Mobile's mayor announced the city is finalizing a deal with Carnival Cruise Line to bring a cruise ship back to the Alabama Cruise Terminal.
Mobile Approves New Humana Health Plan for City Retirees
Mobile's City Council unanimously approved a new Humana supplemental health plan for about 775 retirees, aiming to save the city $1.5 million.
Trump Campaign Event Announced for Mobile Civic Center
A presidential campaign rally was set for the Mobile Civic Center Theater in August 2015, with free tickets drawing early attention downtown.
Spanish Fort’s New $7.8 Million Community Center Nears Long-Awaited Opening
After construction delays, Spanish Fort's new community center, city hall and first public library are expected to open under budget this fall.