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By: John Sharp, Hannah Denham
Residents of a tiny area outside Somerville became alarmed this spring when they learned a company planned to build a bitcoin data mining operation on 15 acres in their midst. They feared the VoltCore project would destroy the rural and quiet character of their community.
By: John Sharp
Quality Inn at 255 Church St. in downtown Mobile, Ala., as pictured on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026. John Sharp
During the finance committee meeting, the mayor said he is willing to have a broader conversation about performance contracts
By: John Sharp
Dr. Mehmet Oz cited the death of University of Mobile basketball player Kaiden Francis as an example of alleged medical fraud.
On Tuesday, Mobile's mayor took his obsession a step further by taking his inaugural ride aboard the first rubber-tired trolley replica to serve downtown Mobile and making a bold pronouncement.
By: John Sharp
On Tuesday, he took that obsession a step further by taking his inaugural ride aboard the first rubber-tired trolley replica to serve downtown Mobile and making a bold pronouncement.
By: John Sharp
A Mobile man was sentenced to life without parole after being convicted of killing retired Vietnam veteran James Jones in 2021 while seeking revenge against someone else.
The moratorium also applies to bitcoin and cryptocurrency mining operations, server farms and other technology-oriented uses.
Foley is joining a growing list of Alabama cities that have adopted temporary moratoriums on data center development after the City Council voted Tuesday to approve a six-month halt.
Mobile officials are moving forward with a plan to place intervention specialists in selected schools while pursuing funding for four additional school resource officers.
