USA Foundation Pours $750,000 a Year Into South Alabama Honors Program
The USA Foundation gives $750,000 annually to the University of South Alabama's Honors Program, funding student research, scholarships and enrichment events.
Jill Biden to Speak at Christening of Austal-Built USS Gabrielle Giffords in Mobile
Second Lady Jill Biden will speak at the June 13 christening of the Navy's newest Austal-built ship, named for former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords.
USA’s Multicultural Student Affairs Office Grows After Strong Year
The University of South Alabama's Office of Multicultural Student Affairs added more than 50 new students this year under director Carl Cunningham Jr.
Mobile Police Identify Suspect in Armed Robbery, Sexual Assault at Interstate 65 Hotel
Mobile police are searching for a man accused of sexually assaulting and robbing a woman at knifepoint inside a hotel off Interstate 65 in Mobile.
Mayor Stimpson Renews Push to Redirect Soccer Complex Funds to Mobile Parks
Mayor Sandy Stimpson again asked Mobile City Council to redirect $1.5 million from a county soccer complex toward repairing city parks instead.
Mobile Carjacking Suspect Arrested After Chase, Crash
Mobile police arrested a carjacking suspect after a brief chase and crash, tying the man to a downtown carjacking and several burglaries.
USS Jackson Heads Down the Mobile River for Builder’s Sea Trial
The future USS Jackson, the first littoral combat ship built by Austal as prime contractor, made its way down the Mobile River for sea trials.
Mobile’s L’Arche Community Celebrates 50 Years at D.C. Jubilee
Members of L'Arche Mobile traveled to Washington, D.C., to mark 50 years of the disability-support community first founded near Paris in 1964.
State Official Says Mobile County’s Slow Progress on $700,000 Grant Debt ‘Not a Surprise’
Mobile County Emergency Management owes more than $700,000 after failing to meet deadlines on a federal grant meant to fund a new operations center.
New Federal Courthouse Designed as ‘Bridge’ for Downtown Mobile
Architects unveiled plans for an $89.3 million federal courthouse meant to connect downtown Mobile's business district with the De Tonti Square Historic District.