Good morning, Mobile.

Mobile Police Department warned residents in Mobile and Spring Hill of a pine straw scam—where homeowners are charged thousands after the work is done—and urged people to never pay upfront without a written contract.

On March 26th, deputies responded to an RV community in Foley after a neighbor reported that registered sex offender John Allen Davis followed a female juvenile into a public restroom, and investigations revealed he failed to update his registration—resulting in Davis being charged with Sexual Abuse in the Second Degree while additional charges are pending.

Police arrested 38-year-old Mitchell Revette on Thursday around noon in the 600 block of Girby Road after he told officers a bomb was under his vehicle – officers later found no explosive and charged him with resisting arrest and failing to obey orders.

Mobile businessman Doug Harwell announced his bid for District 34 Alabama Senate on June 5 at The Refined Farmhouse.

He is a lifelong resident who served 12 years on the Mobile County School Board and will focus on growing jobs, making schools better and keeping communities safe with clear, honest leadership.

Officials say the USS Enterprise, the world’s first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, will be dismantled in Mobile after its reactor was decommissioned and hazardous materials are set to be safely disposed of.

The $536.7 million project — which covers proper waste management — is scheduled to be completed in November 2029.

A mayoral forum will let Mobile residents ask questions to candidates for mayor on Tuesday, July 8 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at New Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church on Old Shell Rd — the event is hosted by NAACP, Stand Up Mobile and Metro Mobile NPHC.

Mobile City Councilman William Carroll announced on Thursday he will run for re-election to continue progress in District 2.

He said he will focus on affordable housing, better public safety, and modern infrastructure while facing a challenge from former deputy superintendent Samantha Ingram on August 26.

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.

68th Annual Distinguished Young Women National Finals Community Night

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Saenger Theatre Mobile — Free entry — Experience a showcase of local talent and get a preview of the National Finals shows.

Distinguished Young Women National Finals

7-10 p.m. — Saenger Theatre Mobile — Ticket prices vary — Witness the talent and grace of young women from across the nation competing in this prestigious event.

The 2025 General Assembly of The Church Of The Living God International

8 p.m. — Mobile Convention Center — Cost info not provided — Experience ten days of worship, fellowship, and spiritual renewal at this dynamic assembly.

Half Day Meditation Retreat with Monk Choo

8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. — Meditation Center of Alabama — Donation-based — Experience tranquility and self-discovery through guided meditation with skilled instructors.