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Mobile County Commission Awards $6.5 Million Contract for Cedar Point Boat Launch

MOBILE COUNTY, Ala. – The Mobile County Commission awarded a $6.5 million contract in May for construction of the Cedar Point Boat Launch, a major coastal access project in south Mobile County that will improve public boating access and enhance safety for the area’s commercial oyster industry. The...
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Jefferson Shredding and Recycling to Invest $22.M in Mobile County

MOBILE COUNTY, Ala. (May 27, 2026) — Jefferson Shredding and Recycling LLC will invest $22.4 million in a new co-location project at Outokumpu’s Calvert facility, expanding scrap metal processing capacity and supporting the region’s growing metals manufacturing sector. The project is expected to create 15 jobs in...
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Mobile County EMS saves 3 patients in first 36 hours with new blood transfusion...

MOBILE, Ala. (NBC 15) — Mobile County EMS says a groundbreaking new program allowing paramedics to administer blood before patients reach the hospital is already saving lives — just days after launching. The agency officially began carrying and transfusing blood in specially equipped ambulances Monday morning, becoming
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Good brews and playful pups set for Sunday at Fairhope Brewery Mobile

Dogs and those who love them are set to take over St Louis Street this Sunday, as Fairhope Brewing ends the month of May with The May Day Adoption and Sponsorship Drive. It's all to benefit the Mobile Animal Shelter and help send shelter pups home with new, loving parents.
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Overflowing ditches and stagnant water plague north Mobile County homes

Residents of Axis, Alabama are suffering from flooding due to the never-ending rain, which has caused ditches to overflow and yards to become stagnant, creating dangerous conditions for people and animals.
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Retired FBI agent weighs in after suspected serial bank robber charged

A suspected Phoenix-area serial bank robber was federally charged this week and a retired FBI agent explains why the payoff isn't worth the risk. The ex-agent explains why the bureau gets involved fast and why these cases often catch up with suspects. Prosecutors say the robberies followed a similar pattern, but the pa
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Mobile to vote on new scooter rules with speed limits, daily pickups

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - The Mobile City Council will take up a new agreement with scooter company Lime on Tuesday. Under the deal, Lime will cap the top speed on its rental scooters at 8 mph. To clear up cluttered sidewalks, Lime will be required to round up scooters and...
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Alabama Man Is Behind Much Talked About “Obsession” Movie

Alabama is buzzing as local filmmaker Curry Barker brings his horror flick 'Obsession' to theaters, showcasing the state's growing film scene and his unique talent from Mobile.
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‘Shame on you:’ Multiple people say local roof and window companies took thousands of...

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Multiple families say two companies in Mobile took their money, made them promises, and left them with nothing. The Mobile County Sheriff’s Office and other law enforcement say they are investigating. “You don’t ever want to feel like you’re one of those people that you...
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Record demand drives Alabama university’s $40M apartment deal

About 1,000 additional University of South Alabama students can live on campus in the fall. The University of South Alabama purchased an apartment complex for $40 million to meet student housing needs. “We are experiencing an unprecedented surge in demand from both incoming freshmen and returning students eager to live

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