Alabama School of Math and Science Resumes Classes After Norovirus Outbreak
The Alabama School of Math and Science has reopened after a norovirus outbreak sickened more than 30 students and closed the campus for a week.
Spanish Fort Runners Trade Practice for Movie Set as Film Extras
Spanish Fort High School cross-country runners spent a day as extras on a movie set at their own school track, running alongside a Hollywood actor.
Mobile Restaurant Owner Launches Nonprofit to Aid Nepal Earthquake Recovery
A Mobile restaurant owner and a friend turned neighborhood fundraising into a lasting nonprofit to help Nepal recover from its devastating April earthquake.
Missing Mobile Dog’s Brief Disappearance Reunites Two Families Nine Years Later
A Mobile family's rescue dog went missing for a day this spring, and his safe return revealed a hidden past that reunited two families years apart.
A Local Guide to Crawfish Boils Around Mobile in 2015
Crawfish season is here, and bars and restaurants across the Mobile area are stacking mudbugs by the pound. From the LoDa entertainment district downtown to Midtown, West Mobile and over…
Cammie’s Builds 60-Foot Banana Split at USA’s Funky Monkey 5K Fundraiser
Nearly 400 runners joined the fifth annual Funky Monkey 5K at USA, where Cammie's Old Dutch Ice Cream built its longest banana split yet.
Mobile Police Officer Treated After Three-Vehicle Crash on Dauphin Street
A Mobile police officer suffered minor injuries when a driver pulled into his path near Dauphin Street and Springdale Boulevard during a call response.
Mobile Police Search for Four Suspects After Carjacking Leaves Man Shot
Mobile police are searching for four armed suspects after a man was shot during a weekend carjacking near Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue overnight.
Mobile’s Santa Run Sets Records for Runners and Money Raised
Carpe Diem Coffee and Tea Co.'s 13th annual Santa Run in Mobile drew more than 500 runners and raised over $15,000 despite Christmas Eve rain.
Spring Hill College Says Embezzlement Case Was Isolated Incident
Spring Hill College says a former employee's guilty plea to embezzling about $186,000 from the school was an isolated incident. Officials say no other college