The Mobile Area Chamber Foundation has named Liz Freeman, president of Long’s Human Resource Services, as chairman of its board of directors for 2026, positioning her to lead the organization’s work advancing economic and community development initiatives across the region. Three new board members have been appointed to the Foundation: Kim Garrett of 68 Ventures, Mike Jordan of the Alabama Power Foundation and Laura O’Connor of the Mobile Chamber.

Mobile, Ala. — In just 90 days, Mobile’s bus system has gone from canceling roughly 20% of scheduled routes to nearly zero missed runs — all Read More >>>

Mobile, Ala. — Via, the City of Mobile’s new public transit provider, is inviting residents to share their feedback as the city works to redesign Read More >>>

Alabama's HB 358 tax credit is designed to help businesses support their employees with childcare costs, which means helping you keep great employees and attract new talent. Here's the basics: if you help your workers pay for childcare for kids age 5 and under, you can get a tax credit to offset those costs.

Mobile County leaders are asking residents, employees and visitors to take a few minutes to share their experiences on local roadways as part of a countywide effort to improve transportation safety and reduce serious crashes.

Amtrak Mardi Gras Service is concluding its inaugural quarter as one of the most successful service launches in Amtrak’s history. Since debuting in August, the route has exceeded expectations across every major performance metric, demonstrating strong passenger demand and broad regional enthusiasm for renewed rail service along the Gulf Coast.

The Portier at Midtown is Mobile's newest luxury apartment complex. Located at 20 Graf Dairy Drive in Mobile (at the corner of Dauphin Street and Sage Avenue) the sprawling complex features elevated amenities including a resident lounge with a 24-hour fitness center, yoga studio, soundproof co-working stations, and smart parcel storage.

Mobile County and City of Semmes officials gathered Wednesday morning to celebrate the completion of the Semmes Senior Center Walking & Fitness Trail expansion, which adds new outdoor recreation features, including a large fitness equipment station, shuffleboard, and pickleball courts.

United Way of Southwest Alabama has launched the Community Crisis Fund to bring the community together in support of families facing hunger and financial hardship. Read More >>>

 Urgent plea! Mobile County Animal Shelter needs space. Help move adoptable dogs and puppies, cats and kittens from the Shelter to their forever homes or Read More >>>