With a quick spin on her heels and a cold glance sideways at the U.S. delegation, the representative of North Korea addressed the room. “North Korea would remind you it only takes one nuclear … more

Morphing into a mythical creature with all the power of the universe is tough. It requires finesse and careful wording. Members of Fairhope High School’s Literary Magazine pitched in to … more

It was art imitating life when snow fell last week as David Colvin set up his snow covered, miniature Christmas village. The snow outside quickly melted away, but inside Colvin’s shop, Fairhope … more

Family pets are loveable, devoted and for some Little Lagoon residents the newest member of their family may just help to filter thousands of gallons of water in the lagoon and later, Mobile Bay. … more

Scale Back Alabama (SBA) is a free statewide weight-loss program designed to encourage Alabamians to get healthy and to have fun while doing it. Since the first competition in 2007, Alabamians have … more

Surrounded by the pageantry of the Mobile Carnival Museum, the women of S.E.L.F. take a moment to dine, fellowship and re-connect. It’s a rare instance of stillness for the group of 90 women … more

Kelsey Boothe wants to be a nurse. Some naysayers might say as a teen with a disability, that dream is impossible. But at Thomas Hospital’s Project SEARCH, Kelsey is learning ways to adjust her … more

ABOVE THE ATLANTIC OCEAN – Charging into the heart of a hurricane aboard an enormous, lumbering military aircraft is initially, dare I say it, boring. The call comes less than 24 hours out. … more

Take the risk. That is Angel Madera Jr.’s mantra. The photographer turned local Facebook page rock star says a cancer scare made him realize he was too comfortable, too disconnected. In … more

When Kevin Hines was 19 he attempted to end his own life by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge. He survived. Now he travels the globe advocating for improved mental health access and to … more