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Exclusive with Mayor: Mobile welcomes help, but is not a ‘dangerous’ city (opens the original)
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MOBILE, Ala. (NBC 15) — A new campaign ad from U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville describes Mobile as “dangerous,” but Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis says that is not the reputation that reflects the city today. Cheriogotis spoke with NBC 15 Wednesday, pointing to what he says have been five straight years of double-digit declines in Part One crime. “Mobile has experienced double-digit crime drops, Part One crimes, year over year for the last five years,” Cheriogotis said. “We’ve done that through collaboratio
Trump rally reshapes South Alabama’s Homecoming plans as city prepares for costs (opens the original)
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Mobile, Al. (NBC 15) — President Donald Trump’s Friday rally at the University of South Alabama is changing classes, parking and Homecoming plans across campus as the City of Mobile prepares for a major security operation. The Trump 47 Committee rally is scheduled for Friday evening at the Mitchell Center. Doors open at 2 p.m., with the program beginning at 6 p.m. South Alabama has canceled in-person classes beginning at noon Friday, while university offices will also close at noon. The universi
Mobile council approves $800K arena equipment purchase after last-minute deadline (opens the original)
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Mobile City Council approved a nearly $800,000 purchase for the new Regions Mobile Arena on Tuesday, despite concerns from several members who said they were given little time to review the request. The city says the money was already allocated for the arena. But council members questioned why the purchase - which includes plates, glassware, portable bars, warming equipment, storage racks and banquet tables — came before them with the supplier’s quote set to expire Wednesday. The purchase order
Mobile City Council to consider $73K snowplow purchase after historic storm (opens the original)
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While Mobile is still feeling summer-like heat, city leaders are looking ahead to the possibility of winter weather. Mobile City Council is set to consider a $73,372.36 purchase order Tuesday for four snowplow blades to be used on Public Services dump trucks. The proposal comes after last January’s historic snowstorm left roads icy and many people unable to travel for days. Mobile Regional Airport recorded 7.5 inches of snow during that event, setting a new snowfall record for the city. Matt And
Downtown Mobile Alliance unveils new brand as keynote speaker calls for housing growth (opens the original)
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Mobile, Al. (NBC 15) — Downtown Mobile Alliance unveiled a new brand and website at its annual meeting Thursday, marking the organization’s 20th anniversary while looking ahead to the continued growth of Mobile’s urban core. The new identity was developed with Hummingbird Ideas, a downtown business partner. Alliance leaders say it is designed to create a more consistent experience across the organization’s events, communications and efforts to promote downtown. “It’s more than a new look,” Downt
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