Community college leaders say you might have to struggle to get a job along the Gulf Coast if you lack industrial training The Chancellor of Alabama's two year college system Bradley Byrne is teaming up with companies like Thyssenkrupp and Atlantic Marine to help solve that problem. The Chancellor is expanding Bishop State's workforce development program to Faulkner Vocational School in Prichard. The program will offer industrial training classes at night for adults. "There's a need for those workers in those industries, there are people in this area that have a need for those type of jobs and… » More
The coveted Edward R. Murrow award recognizes excellence in electronic journalism. WKRG won for Mobile's Makover. Tiffany Craig accepted the… » More
What does annexation mean for Mobile County Schools? Some school leaders are keeping their fingers crossed for a positive impact. » More
The giant steel mill will cost nearly a million dollars more to build than estimated. » More
There's a proposal for a year lease to train Thyssenkrupp workers. » More
A spokesperson for Alabama DOT says a contractor was killed on Hwy. 43 near the Thyssenkrupp construction site. Update 8:00 p.m. » More
That's one idea because of heavy traffic from Thyssenkrupp and other industries. » More
A mass transit system may be needed during construction of the ThyssenKrupp steel plant in North Mobile County. Daily traffic on Hwy. 43 could… » More
News 5 wins national Edward R. Murrow award for extensive coverage of Mobile's economic upturn » More
Despite the decision from the Government Accountability Office, the city of Mobile will have its "Celebrate Mobile Parade" Friday night. » More
