Mobile Children’s Hospital Seeks More Volunteer Pet Therapy Teams
USA Children's & Women's Hospital in Mobile is recruiting more pet therapy teams to comfort young patients during hospital stays.
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.
Mobile Hits Arc Terminals, Trading Partner With Maximum Daily Fines Over Illegal Acid Storage
The City of Mobile is fining Arc Terminals and its business partner $298 a day for storing sulfuric acid on the waterfront without proper approval, and is seeking a court…
Davidson High School Students Sweat Through First Day Without Air Conditioning
More than 1,500 Davidson High School students returned for their first day of classes without air conditioning after storms likely knocked out the system.
Mobile Residents to Question Arc Terminals Officials on Waterfront Storage Tanks
Mobile's City Council delayed a decision on waterfront storage tank appeals until residents could question Arc Terminals officials at a community meeting.
Mobile Police Search for Suspect in Springhill Avenue Dealership Burglary
Mobile police are asking for the public's help identifying a man who broke into a Springhill Avenue used car lot and made off with tools and shop equipment.
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.
Hastie Seeks Acquittal on Lone Conviction After Corruption Trial Verdict
Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie, cleared of 16 corruption counts, is now asking a judge to overturn her one remaining conviction.
Mobile Uber Drivers Keep Working as City Council Weighs New Rules
As Mobile weighs an ordinance to regulate ride-hailing companies, Uber drivers like Charles McCann keep working in legal limbo on city streets.
Consultant Testifies He Returned ‘Blood Money’ Payment in Hastie Corruption Trial
A public relations consultant testified he returned a $10,000 payment tied to Mobile County License Commissioner Kim Hastie's corruption trial.