Mardi Gras artistry takes center stage at Mobile Museum of Art
The Mobile Museum of Art drew thousands to its new exhibition spotlighting the costumes, craftsmanship and design behind the city's Mardi Gras.
Dunbar Magnet Art Students Turn Mayor’s Removed Office Door Into Colorful ‘One Mobile’ Tribute
Junior high art students at Dunbar Magnet School transformed Mayor Sandy Stimpson's removed office door into a painted tribute to Mobile, one year after he pulled it off its hinges.
Two Monday Morning Wrecks Snarl Traffic on Routes Into Mobile
A vehicle fire near Satsuma and an overturned tractor-trailer on the Cochrane-Africatown Bridge tangled Monday morning commutes into Mobile.
Mobile Museum of Art Marks 50 Years With Mardi Gras Family Festival
The Mobile Museum of Art is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a Mardi Gras exhibition and a free, carnival-themed family festival weekend.
Mobile County School Board Fine-Tunes New Teacher Salary Schedule
Mobile County's school board is finalizing a 2014-15 pay schedule covering teachers, substitutes, bus drivers and thousands of other employees.
Spring Hill College Public Safety Gets Nearly $20,000 in Radio Equipment
A public safety foundation tied to a national sandwich chain awarded Spring Hill College nearly $20,000 in communications gear for campus officers.
Mobile Nonprofit Raises Funds to Brighten Holidays for Domestic Violence Survivors
A Mobile nonprofit is holding a Mary Kay fundraiser to help feed women and children living at a local shelter for domestic violence survivors.
Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Over Oil Pipeline Near Big Creek Lake Watershed
A federal judge dismissed a challenge to an oil pipeline permit near Mobile's Big Creek Lake watershed, disappointing local environmental advocates.
Mobile County High School Bands Could Earn More for 2015 Mardi Gras Parades
A new pay schedule before the Mobile County school board would set fixed fees for high school bands marching in Mardi Gras parades.
Mobile City Council Weighs Charging Developers for Public Right-of-Way
Mobile officials are reconsidering decades of giving away city right-of-way land, prompted by two Airport Boulevard development requests.