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Mobile is gearing up for a New Year’s Eve full of sparkle, music, and a dessert so cheerful it practically smiles back at you. The MoonPie Over Mobile celebration unveiled a colorful twist for its biggest tradition, and the buzz…
Downtown Mobile is getting a refresh, and the changes are hard to miss. Crews have started removing traffic lights that drivers have passed through for years, loading them onto trucks and clearing the way for a very different rhythm on…
Impact100 Mobile’s Annual Meeting delivered the kind of energy that fills a room before anyone even picks up a ballot. The group’s members, gathered to celebrate another year of collective giving, cast their votes and sent two standout nonprofits home…
Mobile’s new mayor, Spiro Cheriogotis, hasn’t wasted time finding his footing. Barely a week into the job, he’s already stepped into one of Alabama’s most complicated debates — the state’s online sales tax. It’s an issue that shaped the later…
While travelers across the country brace for delays, Mobile Regional Airport seems to be in its own pocket of calm. The Federal Aviation Administration has ordered a 10% cut in flights nationwide to help relieve stress on air traffic controllers,…
Alabama’s food scene just got a serious nod from one of the most respected culinary voices in the world. The Michelin Guide, famous for its little stars and big opinions, released its first-ever American South edition. Out of 228 restaurants…
In a city where people keep an eye out for hurricanes and high school football scores, few expected the week’s headline to feature a man in a floral skirt. But that’s exactly what Mobile residents got when deputies arrested 46-year-old…
Downtown Mobile turned into a sea of wagging tails and tiny paws Sunday afternoon as Mo’Bay Beignet hosted its second annual Dachshund on Dauphin event. Cathedral Square, usually known for coffee and conversation, became the city’s most adorable racetrack. Dozens…
Auburn University junior Aidan Anderson, a Mobile native, has been named Student of the Year by the Governor’s Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities. The award, presented Monday by the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services, recognizes students who have…
When the federal government shuts down, it’s not just politics that stalls. The ripple effect touches runways, terminals, and control towers. Across Alabama, airport employees—especially TSA agents and air traffic controllers—have been clocking in without pay. But instead of empty…