Kym Anderson

The Mobile County Public School System is working to make lunch time fun for students.This week during National School lunch week, the school system challenge

A little known cemetery in Daphne is now known to the world. It’s the final resting place of dozens of civil war era and World War II soldiers, as well as slave

A little known cemetery in Daphne is now known to the world. It’s the final resting place of dozens of civil war era and World War II soldiers, as well as slave

A handful of students from the University of South Alabama are heading to West Africa. They’ll be spending their May semester studying abroad, tracing their anc

NBC 15 has learned Chief Paul Prine wasn’t the only person in the Mobile police department to file a grievance against a top city official. A police officer who

Our local black history spotlight for Wednesday is Major General Jerome Gary Cooper, who was the first African American to ever command a Marine Corps infantry

Today’s black history spotlight is not a person, but the once thriving hub of the African American community in Mobile.Davis avenue, now named Dr. Martin Luther

Today’s black history spotlight is not a person, but the once thriving hub of the African American community in Mobile.Davis avenue, now named Dr. Martin Luther

Michael Donald is our local Black History Spotlight.March 21, 1981 19-year old Michael Donald was walking home from a Mobile gas station when he was forced int

John L. Leflore was a civil rights leader and politician in Mobile.He founded the local chapter of the NAACP in 1925.Leflore also helped found the Non-Partisa