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U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg remembers the first time he had to lift a shovel professionally. It was at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan as a member of the U.S.

As the Carnival Spirit heads back into the Port of Mobile for a season of sailings, the city could be eyeing a second cruise line to call Mobile home.

Former Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs commissioner W. Kent Davis defended himself against comments made by a local legislator, similar to those pushed by Gov. Kay Ivey’s office referencing the

John Henderson arrived in Mobile without shoes.

Mayor Sandy Stimpson is waiting until his final year in office to borrow money for a capital project, and it sure is a doozy.

A lawsuit brought by a local firefighters union arguing the city owes them back pay for ignoring a state pay parity law has been dismissed by a Mobile County Circuit

Mobile Police Department Cpl. Nathaniel McCarty approaches a man on a street at night. The man is hearing voices, clearly suffering from a mental health episode. Although the tension is

The Poarch Band of Creek Indians will acquire Birmingham Racecourse from the McGregor family, Wind Creek Hospitality and Victoryland announced in a statement. The sale is expected to be finalized

A retired ocean liner larger than the Titanic will make a stop in Mobile before being sunk to create the world’s largest artificial reef off the coast of Florida.

A small company in an unassuming office building on Halls Mill Road has big plans its founder hopes inspires others to make recycling easier for Mobilians.