Mobile Police Investigating Shooting in Toulminville
Mobile police are investigating a shooting in the Toulminville community after a man was found with a non-life-threatening injury on Eoline Street.
Rebounds and Resources Fair Pairs Basketball With Community Support at Bishop State
Pivot Foot Creative Athletics hosted its second annual Rebounds and Resources fair at Bishop State Community College, pairing basketball with fatherhood-focused community support.
Man Arrested After Allegedly Showing Up at Mobile Hospital With Stolen Gun
A 25-year-old man was arrested after Mobile Police say he showed up at a local hospital with a handgun that had been reported stolen out of Mount Vernon in 2023.
Mobile Police Arrest Man Accused of Trying to Steal Freightliner Truck From Trucking Company
A 49-year-old unhoused man was arrested after allegedly breaking into two Freightliner trucks at a Mobile trucking company and attempting to steal one Sunday afternoon.
The $3 Drink That Cost a Teenager Everything: Inside Mobile Best Buy’s Culture of Exploitation
In the fall of 2009, a 16-year-old kid walked into a Best Buy in Mobile, Alabama, excited to start his first real job. He was hired as a Geek Squad…
A Deaf Man Punished for Not Hearing: The Antonio Love Case and Mobile Police’s Failure of Judgment
On July 24, 2009, Antonio Love entered a Dollar General store in Mobile, Alabama, bought snacks and a drink, and went into the restroom because he was suffering from stomach…
Ascension Providence Tightens Visitor Rules as COVID-19 Cases Surge in Mobile
Ascension Providence Hospital in Mobile announced updated visitation rules set to take effect on January 3, 2022, as a sharp rise in COVID-19 cases swept through the area. The revised…
Airbus Marks Five Years of Building Jets in Mobile, Expands A220 Line Despite Pandemic
Airbus marked five years of building commercial jets at its Brookley Aeroplex campus in Mobile, unveiling an expanded delivery center and a new A220 assembly line even as the pandemic…
Mobile County’s Absentee Ballot History Looms Over National Mail-In Voting Debate
As the 2020 presidential election approaches, a national fight over mail-in voting has drawn new attention to Mobile County's own history of absentee ballot controversies, including a lopsided 2013 legislative…
USA Alumnus Gives $1.5 Million to Rename Mechanical Engineering Department
University of South Alabama alumnus Bill Burnsed has donated $1.5 million to the College of Engineering, prompting the school to rename its mechanical engineering department in his honor.