Settlement in Moore case raises transparency questions
The multimillion-dollar settlement reached in a lawsuit brought by the family of a Black Mobile...
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Author: Dale Liesch
William Carroll to run for District 2 council seat
A familiar face in Mobile politics wants to serve on the City Council again, after an eight-year hiatus. Former District 2 City Councilman William Carroll is running in 2021 to serve in the same capacity. Carroll would be...
Read MoreCity planning consultant pitches more on-street parking, fewer lanes for downtown streets
There are 10 changes the city of Mobile can make to improve safety for pedestrians downtown and add to the walkability of the corridor from Broad Street to Water Street, a consultant said during a presentation recently. Jeff...
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New Bellingrath director relives pandemic, hurricanes during first year at gardens
In his seven months at the helm of Bellingrath Gardens and Home, Executive Director Todd Lasseigne...
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Ivey will allow mask order to expire Friday
The same week that all Alabamians age 16 and older became eligible for the coronavirus vaccine,...
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State opens vaccine to all 16 and up
Starting after Easter, all Alabama residents 16 years and older will be eligible to receive the...
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Stimpson administration looks to limit ‘slumlords’ in the city
A new ordinance amendment recently passed by the Mobile City Council would make it easier for the...
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Mayoral candidates debate possible Amtrak arrival
Amtrak’s decision to move ahead with the return of Gulf Coast passenger rail service despite an...
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Republican Mo Brooks looks to replace retiring Shelby
U.S. Rep Mo Brooks, R-Huntsville, will be hitting the campaign trail looking for support in a run...
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Council recreates police advisory board, opens door to funding group
The Mobile City Council voted Tuesday, March 30 to recreate and reestablish its Police Citizens...
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