The fate of the Senior Bowl in Mobile is still up in the air despite claims by Ladd-Peebles Stadium officials that keeping the game here is all but a done deal. Today, the Mobile Arts and Sports Association, the owner of the Senior Bowl, issued a news release in which chairman Victor Lott said the organization is reviewing the proposed facility lease agreement with Ladd-Peebles---and they'll take it up in a meeting on thursday. Lott said MASA's board will consider the agreement with the stadium board and consider their intentions to continue or to discontinue discussions with other cities, that… » More
The triple digit heat we're seeing on the Gulf Coast can be extremely dangerous for both the elderly and the disabled. That's why the City Of… » More
It was a day for seniors and their pets at LiveOaK Village Assisted Living Center. » More
Seniors in Tillmans Corner have a new place to go for services and programs. » More
When an elderly person goes to the hospital, age can impact their recovery. Now, some hospitals are putting a team approach to work for these… » More
Mobile Police say crimes against the elderly are on the rise. » More
Among the many features, the senior center will have internet access and a commercial grade kitchen. » More
Federal Program Now Pays For Drugs Not Fully Approved By The FDA.. » More
Mobile Police say thieves are posing as utility workers.. » More
In these tough economic times, everyone's trying to save money. If there's one thing most people know about generic drugs, it's that they cost… » More
Facing tough economic times, some seniors continue to work. » More
A senior center opens in less than two years after the idea was first discussed by local residents. » More
Have you ever wanted to go somewhere, but didn't have transportation? For dozens of senior citizens, that frustration ended today. » More
A program designed to help offset rising medication costs is reaching out to more local seniors and disabled people in Mobile. » More
The program, which began in December, is open to people 60 and older and low-income families of all ages. Click here to apply. » More
Prichard police say a 1-year-old girl and her father were…
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Police say Sean Mitchell robbed the M & M Bank on Bienville…
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The News 5 Investigative team has confirmed that about 20,000…
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USA runs it's record to a perfect 6-0 with a 64-12 win over…
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Alabama Ethics Commission Found…