Arc Logistics Admits It Was Already Storing Sulfuric Acid in Mobile Before Permit Vote
An Arc Logistics executive admitted the company was already storing sulfuric acid on Mobile's waterfront before council members voted on its permit.
Prichard Hosts National Night Out to Build Police-Community Ties
Prichard held its annual National Night Out event at Prichard Stadium, offering food and activities to strengthen police-community ties citywide.
Texas Hills Neighborhood Redevelopment Effort Kicks Off With Community Meeting
Mobile officials are launching a redevelopment planning process for the Texas Hills neighborhood with a community meeting near Oakleigh Garden.
Gulf Shores Police Warn Public Against Using Uber, Draw Pushback
Gulf Shores police called ride-hailing service Uber 'highly dangerous' in a social media post, sparking public criticism as Baldwin County cities debate ridesharing rules.
Saraland Man Identified as Victim in Unsolved Prichard Shooting
Prichard police identified a 43-year-old Saraland man as the victim of a fatal shooting found near the entrance to the Gulf Village neighborhood.
Mobile Council Weighs New Rules to Protect Downtown Oak Trees
After nine oak trees were cleared for a new downtown hotel, Mobile city leaders are exploring stronger rules to keep it from happening again.
Fairhope’s Rebuilt Splash Pad Set to Reopen This Month
Fairhope's community splash pad is nearly ready to reopen after a concrete problem forced a rebuild, while a nearby nine-field soccer complex takes shape.
Mobile City Council Votes to Strip Confederate-Era Flags From City Seal
Mobile's city council voted to remove all flags but the American flag from the city seal, ending years of debate over Confederate symbolism downtown.
Daphne Intersection Closes for Weeks as Roundabout Project Nears Finish
A busy Daphne intersection shut down completely as crews entered the final phase of a $1.7 million roundabout project expected to last up to six weeks.
Africatown Neighborhood Kicks Off Redevelopment Planning Meetings
Community leaders held meetings this week to gather resident input as Mobile begins a new phase of planning for Africatown's historic redevelopment.