In this sweltering political August, redistricting has become the hot fight of the moment. It’s driving Texas Democrats to ...

The city argues that Amazon, Walmart and delivery services like DoorDash should pay conventional local taxes instead of ...

Former judge Spiro Cheriogotis claims self-defense in his father's 1988 manslaughter case, but the victim was shot in the back and a civil court awarded the family $2 million.

On the morning of Lundi Gras in early March, the SS United States arrived quietly in Mobile as a sleeping giant, rusting but ...

After a week of weather delays across the U.S, launch cadence increases as providers strive to catch up with the backlog. A ...

An advanced welding and fabrication firm that specializes in defense, aerospace and automatic sectors, is opening its first operations outside of Michigan at the Chickasaw Marine Terminal in South ...

Modern politics feels like a non-stop sleigh ride filled with grievance, gridlock, grandstanding, and groans — and that’s on a good day. Debates collapse into viral soundbites, polarized media skip ...

The baseball legend brought his son and 1-year-old grandson to see the new $11 million Hall of Fame Walk honoring Mobile's homegrown sports heroes.

The small west African nation of Benin last year enacted a law granting citizenship to descendants of enslaved people to ...

U.S. Rep. Shomari Figures didn’t mince words on immigration Monday by calling out fellow Democrats for being weak on border security while slamming Republicans for painting undocumented immigrants as ...

In a fast-paced hour that stayed mostly polite but wasn’t without sparks, four candidates vying to be Mobile’s next mayor traded views Monday night on crime, policing, guns and whether the city’s ...

Pizza, politics, and campaign signs collided last week, leading to the sudden closure of a Gulf Shores pizza parlor. The incident, now dubbed “Pizza Gate” on social media, has stirred controversy in ...