Trinity Episcopal Church’s Steeple Returns Three Years After Tornado Damage
Mobile's historic Trinity Episcopal Church has re-erected its steeple after a $4 million restoration following severe 2012 tornado damage to the sanctuary.
Irvington Man Killed on Half Mile Road, Driver Faces Murder Charge
A 53-year-old Irvington man died after being struck while walking on Half Mile Road, and Alabama State Troopers have charged the driver with murder.
Poll: South Alabama Voters Want BP Settlement Money Spent on Coastal Restoration
A new Gulf Coast poll shows strong bipartisan support for spending BP oil spill settlement funds on restoring beaches and coastal ecosystems.
Fifteen Women Complete Life Skills Course at Mobile Metro Jail
Fifteen women incarcerated at Mobile Metro Jail graduated from a 16-hour life skills course focused on healthy relationships and communication.
Landmark Mobile Adoption Case Nears Completion After Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
A Mobile mother's yearslong legal fight to adopt her wife's biological son is set to conclude following the U.S. Supreme Court's marriage ruling.
‘Fill the Bus’ School Supply Drive Serves Saraland-Area Students
A weekend school supply drive held at a Saraland Walmart collected donations benefiting roughly ten Mobile County schools ahead of the new school year.
Dairy Queen ‘Miracle Treat Day’ Raises Funds for USA Children’s and Women’s Hospital
A one-day Dairy Queen fundraiser held at multiple South Alabama locations sent proceeds from every Blizzard sold toward USA Children's and Women's Hospital.
USA Community Plans Vigil for Nursing Student Killed in July 4 Weekend Crash
The University of South Alabama community is holding a candlelight vigil at the Moulton Bell Tower to honor a nursing student who died in a crash.
Jerry Carl Takes Over as Mobile County Commission President
Mobile County Commissioner Jerry Carl has taken over as commission president, a rotating role that adds new board duties tied to BP settlement funds.
Fallen Heroes Memorial at Battleship Park Nears Completion, Still Needs Funding
A long-planned 9/11 memorial at Battleship Park is on pace for a September dedication, but organizers say roughly $50,000 more is needed to finish it.