Shoe Station Founder Reflects on 30 Years of Growth from Mobile Roots
Mobile entrepreneur Terry Barkin built Shoe Station from a single Bel Air Boulevard store in 1984 into an 18-store regional chain.
Nine Chihuahuas Rescued After Being Abandoned in Cold West Mobile County
A local rescue group is caring for nine Chihuahuas found abandoned in west Mobile County as volunteers search for more dogs left behind.
Volunteers Bring ‘Bunny Cakes’ to Life for Read for the Record Day in Mobile County Schools
Volunteers read the picture book 'Bunny Cakes' aloud across Mobile County elementary schools for the national Read for the Record literacy event.
New $10.5M Augusta Evans School Dedicated in West Mobile
Mobile County dedicates the new $10.5 million Augusta Evans School, a west Mobile campus built specifically for students with significant special needs.
Gatson Loop Road in West Mobile County to Close for Drain Pipe Replacement
Mobile County Public Works planned a week-long closure of Gatson Loop Road to replace an aging cross drain pipe beneath the roadway, with detours posted.
Hughes Family’s Haunted House Returns for 14th Year in West Mobile
A west Mobile family's free 14th annual Halloween haunted house moves to Carriage Hills this year, with new scares and a record crowd expected.
Mobile City Council to Weigh Tax Incentive for West Mobile Shopping Center Overhaul
Mobile City Council is considering a 15-year sales tax rebate deal to help a developer finish rebuilding a major west Mobile shopping center.
A Mobile Veteran’s Daily Struggle: Homeless, in College, Fighting for Benefits
A homeless Mobile veteran balances online college classes, a VA benefits dispute, and shelter curfew rules during one revealing day downtown.
Prosecutors Seek to Revoke Bond of Former Vet Charged in Fatal Mobile Crash
Mobile prosecutors moved to revoke bond for a former veterinarian charged with murder after a second crash raised new questions about his release conditions.
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.