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To David Clark, the president and CEO of Visit Mobile, adding an Amtrak stop downtown is a no-brainer. He points to a 2018 study conducted by the University of Southern Mississippi projecting an $11.86 million total economic impact from increased tourism if passenger rail boosts visitors by just 1 percent. But to some council members, those projections have a familiar ring.

Let the good times roll, in NOLA and beyond

Alabama’s port city offers coastal cuisine and culture beneath a canopy of oak trees

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — The 8th Annual Publix Battleship 12K attracted runners from South Alabama and across state lines to Mobile. An estimated 2,500 runners and walkers from 28 states, Canada and Germany visited the Port City for Sunday’s race. Publix credited the Mobile Sports Authority and Visit Mobile for efforts to attract out-of-town visitors, […]

The agreement, which an Amtrak spokesman confirmed they have received, is viewed as the final bureaucratic step needed to be completed before a twice-daily service is restored...

After nearly a year of an empty spot at the Alabama Cruise terminal, a new cruise ship is set to dock on Oct. 4.

Art is in the air at these six museums without walls.

Despite the complaints, city officials are taking no action to thwart a LGBTQ-themed Pride event during ArtWalk on Friday.

Alabama state lawmakers, during a House committee hearing on Wednesday, opted to hold off on a proposed plan to gradually increase the state's film tax credit to $150 million per year by 2026, which would put the state's program somewhat on par with Louisiana as the race to lure blockbuster productions tightens.

When spots for summer vacations come to mind many people don't think of Mobile, Alabama as a top destination. However, according to USA Today that could be changing.