Passenger Killed After Truck Flips on I-65 Near Flomaton
A pickup truck passenger was killed early Saturday after the vehicle left Interstate 65 and flipped near Flomaton, state troopers said.
Elberta Fundraiser Rallies Support for Baldwin County Baby Born With Rare Condition
An Elberta fundraiser drew about 150 supporters for a Baldwin County infant born with a rare condition, raising money to help with his medical care.
Wider Driveway at Hutchens Elementary Set to Ease Westlake Road Traffic Jams
A $210,000 driveway expansion at Hutchens Elementary, backed by Mobile County funding, is nearly finished and aims to cut morning traffic backups.
28th Annual Baldwin County Strawberry Festival Set for This Weekend in Loxley
Loxley’s long-running spring tradition returns this weekend, with the 28th annual Baldwin County Strawberry Festival set for Saturday and Sunday at Loxley Municipal Park. Admission is free, and the two-day…
Mobile Jewish Federation Honors Longtime Volunteer, Recognizes Sen. Sessions
The Mobile Area Jewish Federation honored a longtime local volunteer with its Devorah Award and gave Sen. Jeff Sessions its first Friend of Israel honor.
Proposal Would Raise Mobile’s Minimum Wage to $10.10 an Hour
State Rep. Napoleon Bracy's proposal would push Mobile's minimum wage up to $10.10 an hour, well above the current federal floor of $7.25 an hour.
Mobile Radio Station’s St. Jude Radiothon Aims to Help Local Families
A Mobile radio station's two-day St. Jude radiothon aims to support roughly 55 Mobile and Baldwin county children receiving hospital treatment.
Daphne Gunfight Leaves One in Custody, Second Suspect Still at Large
An 18-year-old Mobile man was jailed after a shootout in Daphne's Daphmont Subdivision left him wounded; a second suspect remains at large.
Mobile-Area Lawmaker Files Bill to Raise Minimum Wage to $10.10 in Mobile County
State Rep. Napoleon Bracy filed a bill to raise Mobile County's minimum wage to $10.10 an hour, above the federal floor, starting in 2016.
Mobile City Council Resolves HUD Funding Dispute, OKs Mowing Contracts
Mobile City Council approved a $3.3 million HUD funding plan after a dispute over neighborhood projects was resolved through talks with city staff.