Mobile ranks 61st among nation’s ‘Most Fun Cities’
Mobile landed in the top third of the country’s “Most Fun Cities” in a new ranking from the personal-finance website WalletHub, a study built to measure which American metropolitan areas…
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Mobile landed in the top third of the country’s “Most Fun Cities” in a new ranking from the personal-finance website WalletHub, a study built to measure which American metropolitan areas…
Dozens of Mobile-area residents shared what they treasure and what frustrates them about the Port City, from riverfront beauty and Southern charm to schools, litter and downtown's future.
MOBILE, Ala. — The Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce has named BCM Morring as its 2019 Small Business of the Year, an honor announced at an awards breakfast held ahead…
A suspect is behind bars after two people were hurt in an early morning shooting at a Mobile business. According to a Mobile Police news release, officers responded around 2:45…
Mobile placed 10th nationally on a new Rent.com ranking of the best small cities for meat lovers, based on the concentration of barbecue, burger and steak establishments per resident.
Hours before their Friday night parade rolled through downtown Mobile, the Conde Cavaliers staged a much smaller procession — through the halls of Augusta Evans School, parading for students who…
MOBILE, Ala. — A company selling tissues deliberately exposed to the flu virus managed to sell out its $79.99 product online, and the reaction on the streets of Mobile ranged…
In the days before Officer Sean Tuder’s funeral, mourners in Mobile found a quiet way to say goodbye: they gathered at his patrol car and left pieces of their grief…
Airbus broke ground on a second Mobile manufacturing facility expected to bring at least 400 jobs, a milestone that came the same week the city mourned a Mobile police officer…
Gulf Coast Ducks, the amphibious tour company that has given visitors a splash-and-drive look at downtown Mobile, will not operate in the Port City during 2019. Owner Scott Tindle said…