Mobile Council Approves Downtown Ice Skating Rink for the Holidays
Mobile's City Council narrowly approved a temporary ice rink at Cooper Riverside Park, joining other Alabama cities with holiday skating attractions.
How Mobile Became a Home Port for Carnival Cruise Lines
A look back at how Mobile built a cruise industry partnership with Carnival, from a 2001 test run to a full-time home port.
Downtown Mobile Nightclub Closes Permanently Following Weekend Shooting
Studio 5'4 in downtown Mobile shut down for good days after a shooting wounded two people outside the club, prompting a city safety debate.
Mobile Weighs Downtown Ice Rink for Holiday Season
Mobile officials are weighing a temporary downtown ice rink at Cooper Riverside Park, running from Thanksgiving through the New Year holiday season.
Carnival, City of Mobile Near Deal to Bring Cruise Ship Back to Port
Mobile's mayor announced the city is finalizing a deal with Carnival Cruise Line to bring a cruise ship back to the Alabama Cruise Terminal.
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 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.
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.
Mobile Residents Press Arc Logistics on Waterfront Chemical Storage Plans
More than 100 Mobile residents questioned Arc Logistics over plans to expand sulfuric acid storage at its waterfront terminal near downtown.
Arc Logistics Admits It Was Already Storing Sulfuric Acid in Mobile Before Permit Vote
An Arc Logistics executive admitted the company was already storing sulfuric acid on Mobile's waterfront before council members voted on its permit.