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"American Jobs Act" Help Small Business?
President Obama's job initiative plan designed to help small businesses...but will it work?
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Bank of America to Slash 30,000 Jobs
The nation's biggest bank announces a 10% staff reduction as part of a planned $5 billion in cost cuts.
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Obama Urges "No Games" to Pass Jobs Bill
President Obama is sending this $447 billion jobs bill to Congress today, with a forceful message to Republicans to put politics aside.
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Pay Raises For Foley City Employees?
The city of Foley is operating in the "black" this year. The budget surplus could mean pay raises for city workers.
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Alabama Gambling Task Force Cost Put at $3.9 Million
Nearly $4 million was spent on Alabama's illegal gambling task force in the two years it was active.
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Obama Unveils $447B Jobs Plan
Urging Congress to "stop the political circus," President Obama on Thursday night called for immediate action on a $447 billion package of spending initiatives and tax cuts designed to jump-start the stalling economy.
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President To Unveil Jobs Package
President Obama will go on national TV Thursday night to explain his $300 billion jobs package.
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What's The Job Outlook In Mobile?
Many people anxiously await President Obama's announcement about his plan to create jobs.
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Labor Day Business
Tropical Storm Lee affects Labor Day business.
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Unpopular and Divided, Congress is Back
Congress returns to work this coming week, divided over measures to create jobs and scorned by the nation it was elected to help lead.
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Storm Closes Near Half of Gulf Oil Production
Tropical Storm Lee has cut off just under half of the normal oil production from the Gulf of Mexico's U.S. waters.
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Government Sues to Block AT&T, T-Mobile Merger
Justice Department officials say they've filed suit to block AT&T's $39 billion deal to buy T-Mobile USA.
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Hungry For A Check?
Police say man tried to eat counterfeit check to hide evidence.
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Federal Disaster Kitty Drying Up Fast
The government's main disaster aid account is running woefully short of money as the Obama administration confronts damages from Hurricane Irene that could run into billions of dollars.
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Hundreds Attend Insurance Forum In Mobile
Many come with complaints and suggestions.
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What Happened To The Lights?
Municipal Park lights have not been replaced.
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Desperate Times For Financially Struggling Families
Gulf Coast families facing tough financial times are turning to counselors and therapists in record numbers.
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One Of Five Households Wonder About Next Meal
New study reveals surprising findings.
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Robertsdale Native Named Apple C.E.O.
Robertsdale High School graduate now in charge of one of the world's largest and most profitable computer companies.
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2011 May Become Most Expensive Weather Year Ever
Hurricane Irene will likely put even more of a financial burden on this nation.
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Mortgage Rates Take A "Nose Dive"
How low can they go?
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Job Growth Picks Up In Mississippi
Mississippi's annual job growth picked up a bit in July with the state registering 6,500 more non-farm jobs than a year ago.
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GCCF: One Year Anniversary of Claims Process
One year into the Gulf Coast Claims Facility taking over the claims process for BP and Kenneth Feinberg says he likes where they are after a year. But take a look at the numbers: 947,892 thousand claims received by GCCF, 359,441 have been paid or 37.9 percent. 430 thousand claims or 45.3 percent have been denied. So far the GCCF has paid out 5 billion dollars in claims.
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Fla. PSC Approves Interim Rate Hike for Gulf Power
The Florida Public Service Commission has approved a 4 percent, $38.5 million per year, interim rate increase for Gulf Power Co.
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Mayor Jones Proposes Budget For 2012
Mobile's mayor says surplus from this year will help keep the city in the black. Click here for a link to the budget.
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