US agency approves T-Mobile, SpaceX license to extend coverage to dead zones
The Federal Communications Commission said on Tuesday it has approved a license for T-Mobile and Elon Musk's SpaceX Starlink unit to provide supplemental coverage from space in a bid to extend internet access to remote areas.
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Mobile DA’s office will not seek the death penalty against five suspects accused in Cailee Knight murderMOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - All five suspects indicted for capital murder in the death of 9-year-old Cailee Knight appeared in ...
The Mobile City Council on Tuesday approved revised ordinances regarding aggressive solicitation, obstructing sidewalks and ...
A man was shot in Mobile on Tuesday night, according to the Mobile Police Department. An MPD spokesperson said the man has ...
Standing tall in Terry and Candace Stevens’ backyard garden, planting okra started out as a hobby, but now their goal is to ...
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Construction has become rapid at Kennedy Space Center for NASA’s new mobile launcher for future Artemis missions since a ...
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - An arrest was made in connection with the mobile home fire Tuesday morning. According to the ...
Samsung finally brings mobile cloud gaming out of beta for North America. The new feature allows users to stream mobile games ...
A mobile home fire left two people dead and three others injured Sunday morning. Phoenix fire personnel responded to a double ...
Mercedes-Benz announced today it’s bringing popular features from its mobile app to the Apple Watch so owners can interact ...
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Mobile cracks down on ‘aggressive solicitation’ from homeless populationPanhandling, loitering and sidewalk obstruction have been hot topics at Mobile’s Government Plaza with the city council ...
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