Gulf State Park hosts Coastal Christmas Kickoff and foster child gift drive
Gulf State Park in Gulf Shores hosts its free Coastal Christmas Kickoff Party this weekend, with Santa, gumbo and a gift drive for 40 Baldwin County foster children.
Two Killed in Mobile Photography Studio Shooting Tied to Domestic Conflict
A mother and son were fatally shot inside a Mobile photography studio in a case police tied to a domestic conflict; the suspect later took his own life.
Mobile County DA Moves to Remove Two Constables From Office
The Mobile County District Attorney's Office is seeking to remove two elected constables tied to a murder charge and a cocaine trafficking conviction.
Governor to tour Daphne firm turning bay algae into fuel and clean water
Gov. Robert Bentley is set to tour Algae Systems in Daphne, a startup on Mobile Bay that turns algae and wastewater into bio-crude fuel and drinking water.
Mobile Officer Fired After Loading Spilled Tissue From Crash Scene
A 22-year Mobile police officer was dismissed after twice trying to load spilled tissue paper into her vehicles at a Paper Mill Road crash scene.
Fatal Foley House Fire Draws Multi-Agency Investigation
A late-night fire on Monteith Circle in Foley killed a 70-year-old resident, prompting a joint investigation into the blaze's cause and origin.
Anonymous donor drops gold coin in Daphne Salvation Army kettle again
For the second December running, an anonymous giver slipped a gold Krugerrand worth more than $1,300 into a red kettle at the Daphne Walmart.
Foley House Fire Death Ruled a Homicide, Sparking Rare Major Crimes Probe
A body found in a fire-gutted Foley home has become the city's first homicide investigation in five years after autopsy results pointed to foul play.
Loxley’s Truck Trail 17 Stuck Without Money to Fix Aging Bridges
A rural Baldwin County road near Loxley, Truck Trail 17, faces a bridge funding standoff even as it is eyed as a link to the Baldwin Beach Express.
Mobile Housing Board Picks Developers for $439 Million Overhaul
The Mobile Housing Board chose three developers for a sweeping public housing overhaul estimated at up to $439 million under its Transformation Plan 2020.