During this time of recession, one major aircraft company is planning an expansion. Mobile will benefit from EADS North America's plan to build an aircraft maintenance delivery center. The $5.6 million center will be under construction at the Mobile Regional Airport in 2009. The company hopes it will be finished by the end of the year. The aircraft center will provide aircraft support, overhauls and modifications. The new center will be built across from EADS CASA North America's current facility at the airport. EADS says the new delivery center could also open a door for a new training facility.… » More
Rep. Joseph Mitchell (D) and Rep. Jim Barton (R) appeared on WKRG News 5 This Morning and talked about Obama's victory and what it means to Alabama.… » More
The coveted Edward R. Murrow award recognizes excellence in electronic journalism. WKRG won for Mobile's Makover. Tiffany Craig accepted the… » More
The acting Air Force Secretary says the Pentagon's decision to suspend the contest leaves the Air Force with an unclear path on how to replace… » More
Local leaders are "shocked" and "disgusted" by the Department of Defense decision to cancel the tanker contract. » More
Some golfers are taking a swing at The Pentagon for its tanker decision delay. » More
Bay Haas is calling it quits after 25 years as Executive Director of the Mobile Airport Authority. » More
Republican Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback say Boeing needs four extra months to respond to the new request for a larger aircraft. » More
Boeing is dancing around questions about staying in the tanker contest. Read company statements after meetings with the DOD. » More
Boeing is "strongly considering" not bidding on the $40 billion tanker contract. Some of its backers in Congress argue the revised terms of the… » More
