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Alabama's unemployment rate has taken another big drop. Gov. Robert Bentley said Friday the rate declined from 8.7 percent in November to 8.1 percent in

Haiti is now eligible for a visa program that allows U.S. employers to bring certain low-skilled, temporary workers into this country.

Two people are taking home $122,797.66 after matching all five numbers in the Fantasy 5. One of those tickets was sold in Pensacola.

State regulators have approved Mississippi Power Co.'s proposed decrease in the amount it recovers in its annual fuel filing. Customers will see an average of

Alabama's tourism agency had so much success with its Year of Alabama Food promotion in 2005 that it's doing it again for 2012.

Alabama is tied with three other states for the nation's second biggest drop in unemployment in November.

In a little more than two weeks the City of Mobile will ring in a new year with an old problem - a lack of funding. However, members of the city council

Mobile Mayor Sam Jones is taking his tax proposal to the people and the Mobile City Council Tuesday. He's pushing a one cent sales tax increase to help fill a

Ingalls Shipbuilding says it is seeking to cut the non-union part of its Mississippi workforce by 500 employees. Workers who choose to leave would get one

With Mobile facing a $25 million shortfall, Mayor Sam Jones is proposing a one cent sales tax to pull the city out of the red. However, one city council member

The old Ramada Inn on the causeway is seen as an eyesore for many. Damage done by Hurricane Ivan in 2004 shut down the hotel, leaving it empty and in disrepair

The IRS is looking for thousands of taxpayers who still don't have their 2010 tax refund. The undelivered refund checks are being held for 99,123 taxpayers.

Mayor Jones wants a return of the one-cent sales tax. He said it's needed to cover a $25 million hole in the 2013 budget, and he's got the support of at least

Mobilians stopped paying a temporary one-cent sales tax increase in September, but the mayor said that tax ended too soon, and without a boost, the city could