Behind the Scenes: The Volunteers Who Made Mobile’s Distinguished Young Women Finals Run
Nearly 100 local volunteers kept the Distinguished Young Women national finals running smoothly in Mobile in 2014.
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Nearly 100 local volunteers kept the Distinguished Young Women national finals running smoothly in Mobile in 2014.
Mobile police shut down a Juniper Street home tied to 58 arrests in 2014, using Alabama's drug-nuisance law to board it up.
A packed crowd at a downtown Mobile pub erupted Monday night as the United States edged Ghana at the World Cup, celebrating a dramatic late goal and the tournament debut…
A Mobile County judge handed down a split sentence in a rare corpse abuse case tied to a 2010 overdose death.
The Mobile County school system prepared to open Envision Virtual School for grades 6-12 in fall 2014, capping first-year enrollment at 250 students pending a June board vote.
Researchers at the University of South Alabama found that the vertical seawalls lining much of Mobile Bay's residential shoreline harm natural habitat and cost more to maintain than marsh.
A divided Mobile County Commission voted 2-1 to allow a privately funded 'In God We Trust' plaque inside Government Plaza.
Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson said a two-day retreat of five of Alabama's largest cities, hosted at his family lodge near Jackson, could help mayors speak with a single voice to…
A Mobile church fire on Azalea Road forced daycare buses to reroute, leaving young children to walk past the flames.
Fort Conde Inn in downtown Mobile turned a decaying 1836 mansion into a boutique bed-and-breakfast in the historic village.