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 Colleges rankings.
Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth spoke to Mobile business leaders about the importance of improving workforce skills to support economic growth, emphasizing the need for better funding for technical education and training.
The University of Alabama’s Small Business Development Center is bringing a Digital Marketing Bootcamp to rural communities, including Mobile, to help local businesses improve their online presence.
After 200 days in the City of Mobile Animal Services shelter, Lancer, the longest resident, finally found a home thanks to a social media post that captured the community’s attention.
An 18-wheeler got stuck in Mobile’s Bankhead Tunnel after the driver misjudged the height clearance, causing a brief traffic jam. The truck was removed within an hour, and no injuries were reported.
During Spanish Fort’s 44-6 victory over Murphy High, a rushed punt from Murphy’s end zone led to a 1-yard punt return touchdown for Spanish Fort.
The unexpected play quickly gained attention, leaving fans amazed by the rare moment.
Hundreds of Parrotheads gathered in downtown Mobile for the Son of a Sailor Fest, celebrating the life and music of Gulf Coast legend Jimmy Buffett with live bands, food, and plenty of tropical vibes.
- Navy’s New Project in Mobile Promises Big Changes
The U.S. Navy is partnering with private equity to build a new submarine module facility in Mobile, which could employ up to 3,000 workers and play a key role in submarine production for national defense.
Prichard broke ground on a new $24 million housing development that will bring over 170 townhomes, condos, and single-family homes to the area.
This project is part of the city’s broader effort to revitalize the community and provide much-needed affordable housing for local families.
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