Mobile Residents Pitch Names for Proposed I-10 Bridge Over Mobile River
As the $850 million I-10 Mobile River Bridge moves toward public review, residents are already floating ideas for its official name.
Preliminary Hearing Sends Mobile County Constable’s Murder Case to Grand Jury
A Baldwin County judge found probable cause in a fatal Spanish Fort bar parking lot shooting involving a Mobile County constable.
Mobile Man Shot in Leg After Refusing to Hand Over His Shoes
A Mobile man was shot in the leg on Saint Stephens Road after he refused to give up his sandals during an attempted armed robbery, police say.
Mobile’s Former Congressman Bonner Closed Out Campaign Fund With Gift to Alabama School of Math and Science
Records show Jo Bonner's Mobile-based campaign fund spent down over a year after he left Congress, ending with a gift to a local school.
Mobile-Area Scout Troops Look for New Donors After Losing United Way Support
Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts councils serving Mobile, Washington and Clarke counties say United Way dollars no longer reach their programs.
Daphne-Born Algae Fuel Project Eyes Full-Scale Commercial Site on Mobile Bay
A Daphne pilot project turning wastewater and algae into drinking water and crude oil is scouting a large commercial site on Mobile Bay.
Food Trucks Join the Lineup for Christmas Jubilee’s 30th Year in Mobile
Junior League of Mobile is adding food trucks to this year's Christmas Jubilee shopping event at The Grounds, marking its 30th anniversary.
The $85 Million Baldwin Beach Express Is Ready to Open, Linking I-10 to the Coast
The four-lane, $85 million Baldwin Beach Express was set to open with a ribbon cutting, connecting Interstate 10 to the Foley Beach Express and offering a new hurricane evacuation route.
Sidewalks, Parks or Paving? Fairhope Asks Residents to Help Shape Its Next Five Years
With just six residents at its first session, Fairhope scheduled a second community meeting at the public library, hoping more people would help build the city's first strategic plan.
Foley Man Wanted in Gulf Shores Marriott Robbery Turns Himself In
Days after police named him as the main suspect in an armed robbery at the Courtyard Marriott on Ala. 59, a 20-year-old Foley man surrendered to Gulf Shores police.