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 recently ruled that lawsuits over the state’s license process can continue.
The City of Mobile is hosting the 101st Annual National Public Parks Tennis Championships from Sept. 20-22, marking the first time Alabama has ever hosted this prestigious event.
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation has announced the semifinalists for its 70th annual competition, with several local students making the prestigious list.
These talented high school seniors are now in the running for scholarships, competing against the top one percent of students nationwide.
The Stephen King-based film “The Life of Chuck,” shot in Mobile and Baldwin counties, recently premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival to glowing reviews.
While there’s still no official release date, the movie is gaining buzz, and a distributor announcement is expected soon.
Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church recently celebrated Pastor Dr. Walter Vasser Sr.’s 60 years of dedicated service.
The congregation honored his leadership and commitment, marking a rare milestone of stability and community impact.
World-renowned Alabama artist Nall Hollis, known for his vibrant and diverse works, has passed away at 76, leaving behind a legacy celebrated globally.
Alabama is raising the minimum passing score for third graders’ reading tests, increasing it from 435 to 444 this year, with a future goal of 454 by 2027.
The state is also seeking $52 million for reading interventions to help students who need extra support, aiming to improve literacy and ensure long-term academic success.
Florida has recorded 24 Kemp’s ridley sea turtle nests this year, marking a significant increase from previous years and offering hope for the recovery of this critically endangered species.
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