Apple’s Tim Cook Reflects on Robertsdale Roots, Hints at Future U.S. Manufacturing Sites
Apple CEO Tim Cook discussed his Robertsdale, Alabama upbringing and hinted at where the company's next U.S. manufacturing plants could be located.
Alabama Barbecue Fans Name Their Favorite Rib Joints, From Fayette to Mobile
Social media users named their favorite Alabama rib joints, from legendary institutions to food trucks, including Mobile's own Bama Bob's BBQ.
Record Number of Students Move Into Dorms as USA, University of Mobile Kick Off Fall Semester
Thousands of students moved into residence halls at the University of South Alabama and the University of Mobile on Friday, with both schools reporting strong enrollment for the fall semester.
Clarke County Commissioners Say They Have No Power to Block Data Center Near Thomasville
Clarke County commissioners told a Thomasville-area resident the county has no zoning authority to stop a proposed data center from locating nearby.
Ranger the Dog Becomes Coden Convenience Store’s Repeat, Beloved Shoplifter
A 7-year-old Labrador mix named Ranger has become a beloved repeat shoplifter at a Coden convenience store, sneaking off with snacks and treats.
City of Mobile’s Back 2 School Bash Sends 1,000 Backpacks Home With Students at Mardi Gras Park
The City of Mobile and MPRD hosted the Back 2 School Bash at Mardi Gras Park Saturday, giving away 1,000 backpacks filled with school supplies.
Mobile Bay Flying Club Hosts Aviation Open House at New Airport Site
The Mobile Bay Flying Club held an open house at the new Mobile International Airport site, showcasing aircraft and introducing visitors to local pilots and flight instructors.
Mobile Closing All Community Centers Monday for Staff Training
All City of Mobile Community Centers will close Monday, Aug. 17, for mandatory staff training and reopen Tuesday under normal hours.
Extreme Heat Warning, Heat Advisories Persist Across Gulf Coast as Atlantic Tropics Quiet Down
A first-ever Extreme Heat Warning for central Alabama and a continuing coastal Heat Advisory keep dangerous heat in place across the Gulf Coast, even as Atlantic tropical activity quiets down.
Dredge, Pipeline and Support Vessels: Boaters Told to Slow Down Near Fowl River Through November
Dredging for the Salt Aire Shoreline Restoration Project is underway near Fowl River through Nov. 30, with a 16-inch submerged pipeline, a dredge and support vessels in the water. Mobile…