New Mobile Billboards Aim to Unite Gulf Coast Nonbelievers
A coalition of Mobile-area secular groups unveiled billboards along Interstate 10 in early 2015 aimed at connecting nonbelievers across the Gulf Coast.
Mobile Police Continue Search for Missing 76-Year-Old Man
Mobile police asked for the publics help locating a 76-year-old man who was reported missing earlier in January and last seen near his apartment.
GoDaddy Bowl Teams Bring Holiday Cheer to Mobile Children’s Hospital Patients
Football players from the GoDaddy Bowl's Toledo and Arkansas State squads visited young patients at USA Children's and Women's Hospital in Mobile.
Grab a slice of the world’s largest MoonPie at Mobile’s New Year’s Eve bash
A 154-pound MoonPie, billed as the world's largest edible version, will be cut and served during Mobile's MoonPie Over Mobile New Year's Eve celebration.
Giant 154-Pound MoonPie Set to Headline Mobile’s New Year’s Eve Bash
A massive 154-pound MoonPie took center stage at Mobile's downtown New Year's Eve celebration, continuing a beloved coastal Alabama tradition.
Exploreum Rings in the New Year Early for Mobile’s Youngest Fans
The Exploreum Science Center in downtown Mobile hosted an early New Year celebration for children, complete with a mini-MoonPie drop and confetti.
Investigators: Fire at Mobile’s Warren Village Apartments Was Deliberately Set
Mobile Fire-Rescue says someone forced entry into a vacant unit at Warren Village Apartments and intentionally started a fire early Tuesday.
Mobile Police Demonstrate Body Cameras Ahead of Council Vote
Mobile Police Chief James Barber hopes the City Council will vote on a new body camera program for uniformed officers by the end of January 2015.
A Year in Quotes: Mobile’s Most Memorable Lines of 2014
From budget battles at City Hall to Mardi Gras traditions and a delayed downtown museum, a look back at the comments that defined Mobile in 2014.
Where to Recycle Your Christmas Tree in Mobile and Baldwin Counties
Free tree recycling programs across Mobile and Baldwin counties turn used Christmas trees into mulch, with drop-off sites open through late December and January.