Mobile Approves New Humana Health Plan for City Retirees
Mobile's City Council unanimously approved a new Humana supplemental health plan for about 775 retirees, aiming to save the city $1.5 million.
Mobile Accounting Firms Merge to Form Crow Shields Bailey
Crow Shields Bailey and McKean & Associates merged their accounting practices, creating a combined firm with offices in Mobile, Daphne and Gulf Shores.
Woman Charged After Firing Gun Into Vehicle at Mobile Restaurant
A 24-year-old woman faces domestic violence and weapons charges after Mobile police say she fired a gun into an unoccupied vehicle in a restaurant lot.
Trump Rally Draws Tens of Thousands to Mobile’s Ladd-Peebles Stadium
An estimated 25,000 to 30,000 people packed Ladd-Peebles Stadium for a presidential campaign rally, one of the largest political events in Mobile's history.
Trump Rally Draws Tens of Thousands to Mobile’s Ladd-Peebles Stadium
A presidential campaign rally at Mobile's Ladd-Peebles Stadium was expected to draw roughly 40,000 people, prompting citywide parking and shuttle plans.
Reward Offered in Search for Mobile Armed Robbery Suspect
Mobile police are offering up to $1,000 reward for information identifying a man suspected in a string of armed commercial business robberies.
South Alabama Jaguars Host Fan Day Ahead of Football Season
The University of South Alabama invites fans to the Mitchell Center for a fan day with athletes, autographs and giveaways ahead of football season.
Mobile Made the Right Call Letting Uber Operate Within City Limits
After a unanimous City Council vote authorized Uber to operate in Mobile, the ride-hailing service stands to offer residents a safer, more reliable alternative to the city’s long-troubled taxi system.
Spring Hill College Sets Inauguration Dates for New President
Spring Hill College will hold a two-day inauguration celebration this September for new campus president Christopher Puto, a 1964 college alumnus.
Mobile Unveils Proposed Budget With Raises, District Funding
Mayor Sandy Stimpson's proposed city budget includes employee raises and millions in capital funding spread across Mobile's seven council districts.