Former Mobile Veterinarian’s Bond Revoked in Vehicular Homicide Case After New Reckless Driving Charge
A Mobile County judge revoked bond for a former veterinarian awaiting trial in a 2013 vehicular homicide after a new reckless driving charge.
Two Years Later, USA Campus Still Grapples With Gil Collar’s Death
Two years after a University of South Alabama officer fatally shot student Gil Collar, the case still shapes conversations about campus policing.
Mobile’s Annual Think Pink Tea Kicks Off Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Mobile's annual Think Pink Tea returns to Geri Moulton Children's Park, opening breast cancer awareness month with a free fashion show honoring survivors.
Mobile Photo Studio Rebuilds After 2012 Christmas Day Tornado
A longtime Mobile portrait photographer has rebuilt her studio on the same lot destroyed by the 2012 Christmas Day tornado, calling the ordeal a blessing in disguise.
Six Months After His Death, USA Friends Push to Create Scholarship for Christopher Thomas
Friends of University of South Alabama student leader Christopher Thomas are raising funds for an endowed scholarship in his memory.
Mobile Rape Case Ends in Hung Jury, Retrial Ordered
A Mobile County jury deadlocked 11-to-1 after two tense days of deliberation, forcing a mistrial and a new trial date in a midtown assault case.
USA Parking Pass Dispute Over Mississippi State Game Falls to Student Government
A scramble for free Ladd-Peebles Stadium parking passes ahead of USA's SEC opener has left the dean of students calling on the SGA to fix the process.
Mobile County’s 2015 Budget Includes Raises but Leaves Little Room to Spare
Mobile County's proposed 2015 budget includes employee raises and modestly higher revenue, but officials say the county's finances remain stretched thin.
Mobile Retirees Push Back on Proposed Cuts to City Health Benefits
Mobile retirees and city employees packed a public hearing to oppose proposed health benefit cuts in Mayor Sandy Stimpson's 2015 budget plan.
Cyclists and Pedestrians Rally for Safer Streets in Downtown Mobile
Cyclists and walkers gathered on newly paved St. Louis Street in downtown Mobile to push for safer, more bike- and pedestrian-friendly streets.