Mobile and Baldwin County News
A Mobile police officer drove a bleeding machete attack victim to USA Medical Center herself, and the suspect was later taken into custody after a nearly four-hour standoff on Emogene…
About 100 Mobile County Public School System leaders completed ALICE active-shooter response training at Murphy High School, learning techniques they plan to pass on to teachers and students districtwide.
Gulf Shores is planning to replace its aging beach camera system with 25 new high-definition cameras, including two with pan-and-zoom capability, in a $49,420.20 upgrade aimed at boosting public safety…
The Foley City Council convenes Monday, July 20 at Foley City Hall to consider a new restaurant liquor license, capital projects, public hearings on property maintenance, and budget items including…
At Deep South Speedway in Loxley, racing families with roots stretching back to the Alabama Gang keep the dirt track's weekly races running across generations.
The American Red Cross will hold a blood drive at the Orange Beach Adult Fitness Center on July 24, with donors eligible for a movie ticket incentive through the end…
Mobile resident Morris King has written a new book, "Vaquito's Voyage," telling the story of his Labrador retriever's path from a California prison training program to therapy work in Mobile.
Coastal Spotlight Theatre Camp, a new two-week partnership between Orange Beach City Schools and the city, brought 70 young performers together for a free public performance of Finding Nemo KIDS.
Mobile police arrested a juvenile male and took him to the Strickland Youth Center after linking him to a car stolen from McVay Drive earlier this month.
Mobile police say a 49-year-old Theodore man shot another man he knew during an argument on Dauphin Island Parkway last week, leaving the victim with life-threatening injuries.