Evening Budget Hearing Set as Mobile Council Weighs Retiree Health, Nonprofit Cuts
Mobile's City Council moved its 2015 budget hearing to evening hours, expecting a large turnout over retiree health and nonprofit funding cuts.
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Mobile's City Council moved its 2015 budget hearing to evening hours, expecting a large turnout over retiree health and nonprofit funding cuts.
The 69th annual Labor Day parade through downtown Mobile drew its largest crowd in years, with 2,000 marchers and 17 union floats.
Cyclists and walkers gathered on newly paved St. Louis Street in downtown Mobile to push for safer, more bike- and pedestrian-friendly streets.
About 150 cyclists turned out in downtown Mobile to try freshly painted bike lanes along St. Louis Street during a Sunday afternoon flash ride event.
Crews were set to close the intersection of Three Notch Road at Dawes Lane for about two months to finish Mobile County's second roundabout, part of a busy slate of…
USA reports record fall enrollment while Baldwin County restructures its staff and Mobile County schools tackle major construction updates this week.
University leaders and hospital staff gathered in Mobile for a ribbon-cutting closing out a $72.6 million expansion at USA Children's & Women's Hospital.
The Mobile Area Water and Sewer System has one meeting left before a Sept. 3 deadline to decide on taking over Prichard's water system for good.
Mobile County Public School System students and staff raised thousands of dollars through the viral ALS Ice Bucket Challenge this month.
Mobile police arrested three women after discovering an active methamphetamine lab operating inside a residential home on Reynolds Drive late one night.