First Light Marathon Training Underway, Proceeds Support L’Arche Mobile
Runners training for the First Light Marathon in downtown Mobile are supporting L'Arche Mobile, a community that helps adults with intellectual disabilities thrive.
Airbus Posts New Round of Hourly Jobs for Mobile A320 Assembly Line
Airbus has posted new hourly job openings, including tool shop attendants and flight line technicians, for its growing Mobile A320 assembly line.
USA Set to Award 1,926 Degrees at Fall Commencement
The University of South Alabama will award nearly 1,930 degrees at its Dec. 13 fall commencement, with physician Steve Furr delivering the keynote.
Battleship Memorial Park Stages Pearl Harbor Attack Reenactment
Mobile's Battleship Memorial Park marked the Pearl Harbor anniversary with a first-of-its-kind reenactment and flyover aboard the USS Alabama.
Gulf Shores Police Lead Alabama in Body Camera Use as More Agencies Follow
Gulf Shores police have used body-worn cameras since 2010, and Fairhope and Daphne are following suit as departments across Baldwin County adopt the technology.
How a Generator Shortage After Hurricane Ivan Almost Canceled Bellingrath’s Lights
Bellingrath Gardens staff nearly lost power for the Magic Christmas in Lights display after Hurricane Ivan strained the region's generator supply.
USA Foundation Weighs $1 Million and $10 Million Scholarship Gifts
The University of South Alabama Foundation debated $1 million and $10 million gifts to the Mitchell-Moulton Scholarship Initiative before delaying a decision.
Woman Dies After Being Shot in Mobile Parking Lot
A 55-year-old woman died after being found shot in a Mobile parking lot near Megginson Park; police are investigating.
FBI Director James Comey Visits Mobile Field Office, Talks Terrorism and Local Cases
FBI Director James Comey toured the Mobile field office in December 2014, discussing terrorism trends, a local kidnapping case and law enforcement partnerships.
Mobile Officials Contrast Handling of 2012 Gil Collar Shooting With Ferguson Unrest
Mobile County law enforcement leaders say swift, transparent communication set the 2012 Gil Collar shooting response apart from the unrest that followed Ferguson.