Mobile officials are considering raising red light fines and exploring ways to curb street racing, aiming to improve road safety. Proposed changes include higher penalties, road adjustments near Africatown, and potentially creating a legal space for street racing enthusiasts. Carey Arensberg, a teacher at St. Mary’s Catholic School in Mobile, created a “care closet” stocked … Read more
At a heartfelt ceremony at Battleship Memorial Park, the South Alabama Veterans Council honored the 81,000 U.S. soldiers still missing in action or held as prisoners of war. The University of Mobile has been ranked the #1 Safest College Campus and Best Dorms in Alabama for the fourth consecutive year, according to Niche’s 2025 Best … Read more
On Thursday night, the Jags took on Northwestern State in their second home game of the season and it was one for the record books. Not only was it the highest score ever for the Jags, but it was also the highest points scored by an FBS team since 1991. True Freshman Fluff Bothwell led … Read more
The University of South Alabama is receiving a $5 million donation from local businessman Elliot Maisel to help fund the new Frederick P. Whiddon College of Medicine building, part of a $200 million project expected to be completed by December 2026. Alabama’s medical marijuana program is still tangled in legal battles, as an appeals court … Read more
Mobile leaders dispute a New York Times report claiming job losses, pointing to local data showing job growth and upcoming projects that will add more jobs. Carnival Cruise Line is offering exciting 2026-27 itineraries from Mobile, AL, and Tampa, FL, with trips to the Bahamas, Caribbean, and Panama Canal. Locals in Mobile can enjoy convenient … Read more
Saturday was the home opener for the South Alabama Jags at Hancock Whitney Stadium. The Jags dropped the home opener 52-38 but it was not from a lack of effort. Gio Lopez was 26/49 for 432 yards and 3 TD’s. He also rushed for 62 yards and scored a rushing TD. Leading the receiving core … Read more
The University of South Alabama received a $2.68 million NIH grant to study how pneumonia affects brain health, focusing on the potential link between lung-produced amyloids and Alzheimer’s disease. MAWSS taking over the Prichard Water system is great news for our neighbors, promising better water quality and service. It’s a big step forward, and we’re … Read more
Mobile’s Overdose Awareness 5K Walk, led by the Mobile County Health Department, continues to grow, bringing the community together to combat the opioid crisis and honor those lost to drug overdoses. The Mobile County Public School System (MCPSS) received a $671,000 grant from the Alabama Department of Education to support homeless students and families by … Read more
The City of Mobile is now accepting applications for the next C251: Citizens Academy, a six-week program offering hands-on experiences and insights into local government. Running from September 18 to October 23, this program gives 40 Mobilians the chance to learn directly from city leaders. Mobile Councilman William Carroll is pushing a new proposal to … Read more
A lawn crew in West Mobile was startled when a black bear unexpectedly crossed Overlook Road, prompting them to record the rare sighting. Residents are concerned, as this follows recent bear sightings in nearby areas, raising questions about the animals’ movements. The Mobile City Council’s unanimous vote has cleared the way for Amtrak trains to … Read more
