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Arts Council seeks student artists for '5' biennial
Students from the area's five colleges and universities are invited to submit visual art for "5," a juried exhibition sponsored biennially by Mobile Arts Council.
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Slain police officer Steven Green's guest book offers prayers of hope
The Mobile Police Department would like to invite the public to sign a memorial book that will be presented to the family of fallen officer Steven Green.
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Order of Inca makes it rain in downtown Mobile
Revelers with the Order of Incas tosses trinkets to the crowds gathered on Royal Street as their float rolls in light rain in Mobile, Ala., Friday, Feb.
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New Navy ship named after Gabrielle Giffords
The Navy on Friday named its newest combat ship after former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, who attended the Pentagon event with the mother of a 9-year-old girl slain in the Tucson shooting rampage that left Giffords gravely wounded.
'Sweet Home Alabama' heats up with surprise twists
Paige Duke enjoys a boat ride with the doomed Jeremy Levesque during Friday night's episode of "Sweet Home Alabama." MOBILE, Alabama -- "It's a fool who looks for logic in the chambers of the human heart," once uttered the philosopher Ulysses Everett McGill, and those words did come to mind during the latest surprise-filled episode of "Sweet Home ... (more)
Mardi Gras puts spotlight on the 'art of the mask'
In Stanley Kubrick's final film, "Eyes Wide Shut," actor Tom Cruise wanders through a country mansion where members of a bizarre upscale cult are engaged in various erotic pursuits.
Feds say Bayou defendant Janey Galbraith admitted to corrupt payments in 1990s
Janey Galbraith, a grant writer charged in the Stan Wright corruption case, appears in federal court for her arraignment in Mobile, Alabama, on Wednesday,Dec. 7, 2011.
Mobile business robbed of 65 cents by '4 good-hearted masked men'
"We have known for some days that the second division of Picayune Butler's expedition had left Hampton Roads to join the advance for some weeks at Ship Island.
Mobile's connection and disconnection to Paul Harvey Aurandt
Wednesday, August 11th, 2004 was the last day folks in Mobile and areas near receive "Paul Harvey News and Comment" and "The Rest of the Story" from a local radio station because WNTM-AM would stop broadcasting all programming from the ABC Radio Network, including those two programs, on the next day.
Prosecutor, defense lawyer debate alleged kickbacks in hemophilia trial closing arguments
Defendants Lori Skowronski Brill and Butch Brill in the hemophilia trial leave the federal courthouse in downtown Mobile, Alabama, on Thursday, Feb 9, 2012.
Big Plans Possible for Brookley
City Councilman Reggie Copeland spoke to reporters at the University of South Alabama after he had been named "Mobilian of the Year". Copeland said the quality hospitals and higher education have a lot to do with the city's continued growth too, but the best might be yet to come.
Fire Boat Phoenix without a home
The Fire Boat Ramona Doyle was decommissioned in 2003 and the fire station where the crew manned the boat was destroyed and a cruise ship terminal was built in its place.
News 5 Speaks To Mother Of Filmmaker Killed In Helicopter Crash
"I grew up in Mobile, Alabama. Somebody's got to be from Mobile right? And Mobile sits at the confluence of five rivers forming this beautiful delta." Mike Degruy became famous for his work with Oscar-winning director James Cameron filming the the wreck of the Titanic.
Chief talks about attack on Officera
MOBILE, Ala. - FOX10 News had a chance Thursday to sit down with Mobile Police Chief Micheal T. Williams to talk about the events that led to Officer Steven Green's death.
Animal shelters deal with increased numbers after Summerdale rescue
The rescue of more than 100 malnourished dogs and cats at Purple Hearted Puppies came when local animal shelters and adoption centers were already overflowing, leaving rescue groups scrambling to find space and care for the animals.
Mobile Container Terminal gets engineering recognition
The MSC Korea tied up at the Mobile Container Terminal Wed. Sept 14, 2011 in Mobile, Ala.
Councilman Reggie Copeland named Mobilian of the Year 2011
Mobile City Council President Reggie Copeland has been selected as the 2011 Mobilian of the Year.
Shoe Station opening new store in Opelika
Carol Feuger, left, and Katie Standish check out their boot purchases Friday with cashier Heather Hatcher of Shoe Station on Hillcrest Road in west Mobile.
Fire at Goodwill Easter Seals causes $20,000 in damage
Firefighters put out smoldering debris at the Goodwill Easter Seals facility on Airport Boulevard in west Mobile on Feb.
Fresh Market adds to regeneration of Daphne's Jubilee Square
The Fresh Market, an upscale specialty grocery store, is coming to Jubilee Square , according to the developer and plans filed with the city of Daphne.