Mobile and Baldwin County News
Mobile County EMS donated a birthing simulator to University of South Alabama EMS students, giving future paramedics hands-on practice with emergency field deliveries before facing the real scenario.
A Prichard business owner is questioning a $700 water bill he received despite having no running water, the latest complaint to surface amid broader scrutiny of the city's finances.
Prichard mayoral adviser T.J. Pettway was arrested on outstanding warrants tied to 2020 traffic violations, adding to a run of legal and administrative turbulence in the city's government.
The West Beach Property Owners Association made its annual donations to the Gulf Shores Fire Rescue Association and Police Department, presented this summer by 8-year-old CJ Jenkins.
A jurisdictional dispute between the Orange Beach City Council and the school board attorney has prompted a request for a formal presentation clarifying the boundaries between the two bodies.
Foley student delegates called their recent Germany exchange trip 'the experience of a lifetime,' returning home after weeks spent living with host families and attending school abroad.
Baldwin County Public Schools has narrowed its superintendent search to two finalists as the school board conducts interviews to lead one of Alabama's fastest-growing districts.
A Terravanta energy facility in Loxley is being cited as a model for reliable power infrastructure investment as Baldwin County's rapid growth puts pressure on the regional grid.
Fairhope officials are set to vote this month on zoning ordinance changes that could reshape development rules in the fast-growing Baldwin County city.
The Gamma Omega chapter threw a 'new teacher shower' for incoming Huxford Elementary teacher Jameson Janes, stocking her classroom with supplies ahead of the new school year.