Mobile and Baldwin County News
MOBILE, Ala. — Carnival Cruise Line confirmed in December 2018 that a 22-year-old passenger reported missing aboard the Mobile-based Carnival Fantasy had died after going overboard, closing a search that…
PRICHARD, Ala. — More than one hundred children pedaled away from The Bright Spot in Prichard Tuesday evening with a brand-new bicycle, thanks to the community group known as the…
Families looking for a free holiday-season outing for the kids can head to the Mobile Public Library’s West Regional Branch, where “Grandma’s Bible Stories” returns Saturday, December 22, 2018 at…
MOBILE, Ala. — Mobile’s largest industrial employer, Austal USA, will build at least two more Littoral Combat Ships for the U.S. Navy, adding to a run of contracts that has…
A Citronelle man accused of killing his sister-in-law and setting her home on fire last month will be required to wear an electronic monitoring device if he is released on…
Hours-Long Ordeals at Government Plaza Court appearances have turned into hours-long ordeals this week at Mobile Government Plaza, where two of the four elevators serving the courts were out of…
AIDT and the Southwest Alabama Workforce Development Council arranged shipyard testing for displaced Virginia College welding students, offering a path to a job despite the school's closure.
A Mediterranean chicken and broccoli orzo with feta and olives paired with American Ultra, the action-comedy about an unlikely sleeper agent.
MOBILE, Ala. — When a cold front pushes into the Gulf Coast, area mechanics say the first sign of trouble often shows up on the dashboard. Drop the temperature, and…
Oystermen in Mississippi are working to rebuild the state’s oyster population by relocating the mollusks to cleaner waters, a cooperative effort between commercial fishermen and the Mississippi Department of Marine…