Mobile’s USA Medical Center Says It’s Ready to Isolate, Treat Any Ebola Patient
USA Medical Center staff in Mobile say the hospital already has the equipment and protocols needed to isolate and safely treat any Ebola patient.
Mobile’s Annual Think Pink Tea Kicks Off Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Mobile's annual Think Pink Tea returns to Geri Moulton Children's Park, opening breast cancer awareness month with a free fashion show honoring survivors.
Mobile Photo Studio Rebuilds After 2012 Christmas Day Tornado
A longtime Mobile portrait photographer has rebuilt her studio on the same lot destroyed by the 2012 Christmas Day tornado, calling the ordeal a blessing in disguise.
Mobile Weighs Camera Crackdown as ‘Pride and Shame’ Litter Campaign Launches
Mobile city leaders are considering surveillance cameras at litter hot spots as a new 'Pride and Shame' social media campaign targets chronic dumping.
Confidential Informant Helped Bring Down Mobile-Area Man in Nearly 500-Pound Spice Bust
A Mobile-area man faces up to 20 years in federal prison after a tip from a confidential informant led to the seizure of nearly 500 pounds of spice.
Spanish Fort Hosts Final Public Forum on Proposed I-10 Mobile River Bridge
Spanish Fort's 5 Rivers Delta Resource Center hosted the final public hearing on the proposed $850 million I-10 Mobile River Bridge project this week.
Mobile Mayor Stimpson Weighs Partial Veto Over Council’s Budget Shift
Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson says he may veto part of the City Council's budget after it shifted $2.5 million meant for police and fire equipment purchases.
Mobile County’s Second Roundabout Nears Completion as Road Work Continues Across the Region
Mobile County's second roundabout nears completion as crews finish curb work, while road projects continue across Mobile and Baldwin counties.
Mobile County Schools Expand Student Drug Testing to Eighth-Graders
Mobile County schools are widening a drug testing and education program this fall, inviting eighth-graders to opt in for the first time.
Bail Denied for Mobile County Man Awarded New Trial in 2000 Killing
A Mobile County judge delayed a bail decision for a death row inmate granted a new trial, as prosecutors weigh whether to again pursue the death penalty.