Mobile and Baldwin County News
East Brewton's city council is considering new paving and street repair work to address road wear, with additional project details expected as the plan moves toward a final decision.
Escambia County's public school students will receive free breakfast and lunch this year under a federal Community Eligibility Provision program, removing income-based applications for meal assistance.
Brewton is advancing a sewer system project intended to address long-standing wastewater capacity issues, part of a broader push among small South Alabama cities to modernize aging infrastructure.
Five Mobile County volunteer teams earned a combined $5,500 in Love Your Community grants for neighborhood cleanup and beautification projects, part of a program that has awarded more than $74,500…
Thomasville's Water and Sewer Board is testing a solar-powered ultrasonic system to fight algae in its wastewater lagoons after years of chemical treatments failed to solve the problem.
A 73-year-old Mobile man died Saturday in a single-vehicle crash on U.S. Highway 43 near Thomasville that police believe may have been triggered by a medical emergency.
Residents near a proposed Thomasville data center pressed the city council for answers this week, but Mayor Sheldon Day said the city has limited legal authority to block the project…
A Clarke County grand jury will consider a reckless manslaughter charge against Natasha Washington of Jackson, after a preliminary hearing over the shotgun death of Marcus Robinson on Walker Springs…
Clarke County's Parents as Teachers program says AlaTom RC&D Council grant funding has driven a measurable rise in early reading habits among local families with children under 5.
Hayden Chafin, a recent Washington County High School graduate, was honored by the Flying Bricks Community Band for his service to the group alongside fellow member Chris Beverly.