Mobile and Baldwin County News
Mobile County commissioners approved a $66 million engineering report for 40 road and bridge projects, sending the 2014 Pay-As-You-Go Program to voters for final approval on Nov. 4.
University of South Alabama President Tony Waldrop discusses his first months in office ahead of the university's first-ever formal inauguration.
Mobile council members postponed a vote on the city's penny sales tax after Councilman Fred Richardson floated making the increase permanent.
The state awarded a contract to repair the I-10 Causeway ramp damaged by a fiery July crash, as new roadwork rolls out across Mobile and Baldwin counties.
Several Mobile City Council members urged Mayor Sandy Stimpson to partner with the county on a soccer and aquatic complex near I-10 and I-65.
State crews begin a two-month dredging project at Little Lagoon Pass in Gulf Shores to restore storm-eroded beach near the ongoing bridge rebuild.
Mobile County school leaders will present renderings of the new Fournier-Chastang K-8 School, a $14 million project rising along Interstate 65.
One year after Cpl. Mike Stockwell died in a wreck on the Foley Beach Express, Orange Beach officers prepared to dedicate a highway memorial sign near the crash site in…
Baldwin County zoning commissioners narrowly approved a Loxley woman's plan to host weddings on her 15-acre property after a 4-3 tie-breaking vote.
Weeks before a September 2014 referendum, Orange Beach and Baldwin County school officials remained split over enrollment counts and funding projections for a proposed city-run school system.