Golf Architect Contracted to Assess Azalea City Golf Course
A $60,000 contract with golf architect Richard Mandell could help Azalea City Golf Course become a 'first-class facility,' a Mobile councilman said.
Mobile Man Arrested, Charged With Burglarizing Springhill Avenue KFC
A Mobile man was arrested and charged with third-degree burglary after police say he broke into a Springhill Avenue KFC early Saturday morning.
Mobile Police Investigate Shooting Near LeFlore High School That Injured One Man
Mobile Police are investigating a Monday shooting near the 1900 block of Eoline Street that left a man with a minor, non-life-threatening gunshot wound. No suspect information has been released.
Mobile Council to Weigh $200,000 Federal Grant to Expand Homeless Outreach Team
Mobile's city council will vote on pursuing a $200,000 federal microgrant to expand the Homeless Outreach Team pairing police with behavioral health specialists.
MCHD Marks National Breastfeeding Month With Events, Support Programs
The Mobile County Health Department is observing National Breastfeeding Month with a relaunched Lactation Circle support group and events including a Paint and Pump expo Aug. 8.
Mentorship Program Aims to Keep FuelAL Interns Rooted in Mobile
The Mobile Chamber's FuelAL summer internship program expanded this year with a new mentorship initiative connecting college interns with local young professionals, an effort organizers say is helping convince more…
Mobile Man Sentenced to 30 Months for Illegal Firearm Possession
Artez Martre Williams, 24, of Mobile was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison for illegally possessing a firearm as a convicted felon.
LeFlore Football Lands Saraland Transfer Kar’Mony Gibbs, and He’s Already a Leader in the Locker Room
Senior linebacker Kar'Mony Gibbs transferred from state-championship contender Saraland to LeFlore, where he's already making his mark as a leader for the Rattlers.
Taxpayer Money Down the Drain: How the University of South Alabama Wasted Hundreds of Thousands on a Professor Who Didn’t Stay
The University of South Alabama has a spending problem. And nowhere is that more evident than in the ill-fated recruitment and rapid departure of Dr. Natalia Stakhanova, a cybersecurity researcher…
A Legacy of Hands-On Excellence: Remembering Robert Broadnax’s Decades of Service at Baker High School
For more than three decades, the hum of machinery, the smell of sawdust, and the quiet concentration of students huddled over blueprints were the soundtrack of Robert Broadnax’s life. As…