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City HallMobile's mayor is pushing three new TIF districts that wouldn't raise taxesIf you're wondering what Mobile's mayor wants to do with future property tax growth, here's the plan. Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis is pushing to create three new tax districts using tax increment financing, or TIF: midtown along I-65, Tillmans Corner and the waterfront. They wouldn't raise taxes. Growth above today's level would go to projects in each district, and could help pay for things like new sidewalks and a new police headquarters.Today’s editionRead

City Hall from local newsrooms

From NBC 15 WPMI, WJTC and 3 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. NBC 15 WPMI2 hours ago

    Mobile City Council to consider parking changes after complaints

    The Mobile City Council is weighing a new contract for downtown parking management after the city received seven complaints about the current service, including

  2. WJTC2 hours ago

    Mobile City Council to consider parking changes after complaints

    The Mobile City Council is weighing a new contract for downtown parking management after the city received seven complaints about the current service, including

  3. Lagniappe Daily4 hours ago

    Arena may open under budget

  4. NBC 15 WPMI5 hours ago

    Prichard mayor urges council to pass budget after public services employees stop work

    Prichard Mayor Carletta Davis is urging residents to pressure the City Council to approve the administration’s proposed budget after she said Public Services em

  5. WUWF8 hours ago

    Okaloosa County sets date for historic SS United States sinking

    The ocean liner still holds the record for the fastest Atlantic crossing. Now it's preparing for its final voyage.

    Also reported byPensacola News Journal

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  • OystersAlabama's 2026 oyster season opened Monday in south Mobile County and lasts only until a quota is met, which could take a couple of weeks.

    Alabama's 2026 oyster season opened Monday in south Mobile County and lasts only until a quota is met, which could take a couple of weeks. Fishermen told FOX10 News they're disappointed in what they're finding, and the outlook isn't good for the second year in a row.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: FOX10 News