Mobile Man Who Killed Young Father in 1998 Denied Parole Chance Again
Alabama's high court refused to reconsider the life sentence of a Mobile man convicted of killing a 20-year-old father in 1998.
USA Children’s Hospital Confirms Six Enterovirus D68 Cases Amid Respiratory Surge
USA Children's & Women's Hospital confirmed six cases of enterovirus D68 as Mobile doctors treated an unusual surge of respiratory illness.
USA President Tony Waldrop Reflects on First Five Months Ahead of Historic Inauguration
University of South Alabama President Tony Waldrop discusses his first months in office ahead of the university's first-ever formal inauguration.
Mobile County Bicyclist Killed in Labor Day Weekend Crash
A Mobile County cyclist died in an early-morning crash on Theodore Dawes Road during a Labor Day weekend that saw five fatal wrecks statewide.
Downtown Mobile Cyclists Test-Ride Fresh Bike Lanes on St. Louis Street
About 150 cyclists turned out in downtown Mobile to try freshly painted bike lanes along St. Louis Street during a Sunday afternoon flash ride event.
Ribbon-Cutting Caps $72.6 Million Expansion at Mobile Children’s Hospital
University leaders and hospital staff gathered in Mobile for a ribbon-cutting closing out a $72.6 million expansion at USA Children's & Women's Hospital.
Mobile Police Bust Meth Lab on Reynolds Drive, Arrest Three
Mobile police arrested three women after discovering an active methamphetamine lab operating inside a residential home on Reynolds Drive late one night.
What the Historical Record Says About St. Louis Day and Mobile Carnival
Mobile’s St. Louis Day tradition opens a window onto French colonial history, Carnival folklore and the city’s earliest documented mystic society.
Mobile Councilwoman, Developer Spar Over Westwood Plaza ‘User Fee’
Mobile Councilwoman Bess Rich and a shopping center developer are at odds over a proposed 1 percent shopper fee tied to the Westwood Plaza redevelopment plan.
Eight Contenders Emerge in Bracket to Name Mobile River Bridge
A reader bracket narrowed the possible names for the planned Mobile River bridge to eight finalists, from war heroes to Mardi Gras icons.