Ivey approves $100 million to help hospitals, nursing homes fight COVID-19
Gov. Kay Ivey has authorized a $100 million allocation for nursing homes and hospitals throughout...
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Prichard, state officials unveil police reform initiative
State Rep. Napoleon Bracy Jr. and Chief Walter Knight announced Friday a series of reform...
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Video released of Spanish Fort mayor’s alleged ‘slapping’ incident
A video purporting to show Spanish Fort Mayor Mike McMillan slapping former city magistrate...
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USA football adds Southern Miss, home opener against Tulane to schedule
The University of South Alabama football team has a new date and a new opponent for the opening...
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Baldwin County awards inmate phone contract to different company
The Baldwin County Commission approved a lucrative contract for inmate phone services with Global...
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Daphne mayoral candidate Selena Vaughn is ‘in it to win’
She’s currently the chairman of the Daphne Utilities Board of Directors, but many constituents may...
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Mobile Council could go back to virtual meetings after speaker removed for second time
For the second time in three weeks, Mobile City Council President Levon Manzie had a speaker...
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Dispute with housing authority leads to lawsuits in Bayou La Batre
As the Bayou La Batre Housing Authority (BLBHA) prepares to auction off properties built in the...
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Jury finds former administrators kept Black principal from job at mostly White school
Photos | Provided A federal judge has finalized a $128,573 judgment in a lawsuit filed by a Black...
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AFC Mobile looks to expand soccer opportunities for youth
Many athletic entities are working to return to some form of normalcy during the COVID-19...
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Board of Zoning Adjustment agrees to delay vote on Africatown market
The applicant seeking several zoning variances to allow a farmers market in the Africatown area of...
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MAA unveils $400M airport swap plan to public
The Mobile Airport Authority unveiled plans Tuesday evening for a new $160 million passenger...
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Fairhope plaintiffs win $3.8 million award for termite damage
A Fairhope couple was granted a $3.8 million award against pest control company Terminix July 31,...
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COVID-19 continues to sideline high school teams
The first week of full-practice is set to begin for student-athletes in local high schools, but...
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AEA: 65 percent of teachers ‘uncomfortable returning to school’
As public school systems throughout the state continue to adjust how and when they resume...
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Airbus’ Flight Works Alabama to open Tuesday
Don’t call Flight Works Alabama a museum, Airbus officials don’t believe that is a fair...
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Report: Local housing market remains strong despite pandemic
The University of South Alabama Center for Real Estate and Economic Development (CREED) released...
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MFRD Chief Mark Sealy to retire next month
Under his watch, the Mobile Fire-Rescue Department attained an Insurance Service Office rating of...
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Mobile County opens first phase of soccer complex after eight-year battle
Wayne Etheridge, president of Mobile United FC, always knew Mobile would open a soccer complex,...
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Fox named USSA’s Sport Artist of the Year, Painter
Nationally renowned painter Brian Fox has been named the United States Sports Academy’s...
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Calibrating your irrigation system
By Evan Ware, Extension Agent, Agriculture and Natural Resources, Mississippi State University...
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Prichard entertainer, Army vet vying for mayor
A Prichard entertainer who has released several music videos on YouTube is seeking the city’s top...
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MCPSS teachers trying to find child care before reporting back to school
Teachers in the Mobile County Public School System (MCPSS) will be required to teach students...
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Danniella Vian’s family, friends stress the ‘case isn’t closed’
Two years after Danniella Vian went missing and more than a year after divers found her body...
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Ivey extends mask requirement, expands it to include schools
Gov. Kay Ivey has extended Alabama’s “safer at home” order through the end of August, which will...
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