Good morning, Mobile.

City-operated pools and splash pads in Mobile are opening today ahead of the Memorial Day holiday; splash pads will run Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. until Aug.

31 and pools will be open on the same schedule until Aug. 1 then rotate on Saturdays from Aug. 2 to 30 (the city is also offering summer swim lessons).

Mobile Police Department officers arrested three individuals after a drug bust on May 23 at a home in the 1000 block of McRae Avenue—officers found cocaine, meth, marijuana, synthetic marijuana, 35,000 fentanyl pills and three guns.

An Atmore man was arrested this week on animal cruelty charges after he allegedly killed a chihuahua by placing it in his oven — deputies reported the dog suffered severe burn injuries when they arrived at the scene.

Mobile police arrested a juvenile boy in connection with a shooting at Rich Park on May 15 that injured one man and hit unintended targets (including Matthew Delaney, who was released from the hospital and is staying with a relative) and he will be taken to Metro Jail.

The US Geological Survey recorded a 3.1M earthquake off the coast of Gulf Shores on Friday at 2:41 p.m.—the quake hit 71.1 miles from shore at a depth of 6.2 miles with no tsunami watch issued.

Mobile Baykeeper said the mud dumped by a ship channel project is hurting the bay’s fish, oysters, and shrimp by removing seagrass and clearing ocean beds.

The group asked Congress to ban the dumping under the Water Resources Development Act of 2026—warning that 90 million cubic yards of sediment over 20 years will cover the bay—while local fishermen worry about their jobs.

Four Mobile County residents graduated from the Mental Health Court on Thursday.

The program helps people with serious mental illness avoid jail and has saved more than $220,000 in costs while 34 participants remain enrolled.

The Mobile City Council will consider extending TransDev’s 90-day contract to operate the WAVE Transit system on Tuesday—if approved, the extension will run until September 30th, and the current contract ends on June 30th as the city reviews its transit service.

Brandon Styles Magic Show

7-8 p.m. — OWA Parks & Resort — Fun and engaging entertainment — Experience a delightful mix of magic and humor that'll leave you amazed and laughing.

Food Truck Festival

4-8 p.m. — Mobile Museum of Art — Free entry — Indulge in diverse local flavors from the area's best food trucks while surrounded by art and community spirit.

2025 Ballin' On The Bay Showcase Basketball Tournament

4 p.m. — Mobile Convention Center — Tickets $25-$65 — Witness over 100 youth basketball teams from the Gulf Coast compete for glory.

On-Site Tour at Magnolia Manor

9 AM - 7 PM — Magnolia Manor — Free entry — Explore the best-rated senior living community known for its nutritious meals and engaging activities.

Didgeridoo Down Under Show

3-4 p.m. — Theodore Oaks Branch - Mobile Public Library — Free entry — Experience an interactive journey through Australian music and culture with the Didgeridoo Down Under Show.

Swamp Water Symphony Concert

6-10 p.m. — The Bull — $ — Experience the sounds of the American roots band Swamp Water Symphony from Mobile, Alabama.

Juneteenth Behind-the-Scenes Collection Tours

10:30 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. — History Museum of Mobile — $15-$20 — Explore the vault and discover African American contributions to Mobile's rich history.

Second Annual Mobile Bay Street Rod Nationals

5-10 p.m. — The Grounds — Check website for entry details — Celebrate classic cars with enthusiasts from across the U.S. and Canada.

Killer Beaz's Outrageously Funny Clean Comedy Show

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Revive Church — Proceeds benefit Ryan's Refuge — Experience the legendary clean comedy of Killer Beaz in Mobile, Alabama.

Open House Event

2-4 p.m. — 6209 Waterbridge Ave — Free entry — Explore the best neighborhoods in Mobile during this open house event showcasing local charm.