Mobile and Baldwin County News
MOBILE, Ala. — One of Mobile’s most irreverent Mardi Gras traditions rolls again this week: the Dauphin Street Drunks host their ninth annual Peg Leg Pub Crawl on Tuesday, February…
Mayor Sandy Stimpson's admission that the Mobile Civic Center is underperforming has sparked a citywide debate over whether to renovate or replace it.
One of Mobile's oldest Mardi Gras societies plans to restore the 1845 Protestant Children's Home downtown into a new meeting lodge called Cotton Hall.
The Mobile Museum of Art is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a Mardi Gras exhibition and a free, carnival-themed family festival weekend.
As the $850 million I-10 Mobile River Bridge moves toward public review, residents are already floating ideas for its official name.
The American Cancer Society's Chili Cook-off is relocating to The Grounds in west Mobile for its 25th year, plus a look at a rice product recall and new grocery stores…
Fishbone, the Los Angeles band that helped lay the groundwork for 1990s ska-punk, returned to Mobile for a Fat Tuesday 2013 performance at the Alabama Music Box, with support from…
Joe Cain Day — the uniquely Mobile Sunday that sits between the Ionic and Comic Cowboys parades in the Mardi Gras calendar — gained two newer musical traditions by 2013:…