Car Crashes on Causeway in Spanish Fort, Ends Up in Mobile Bay
A car crash on the Causeway in Spanish Fort sent a vehicle into Mobile Bay after it reportedly clipped a boat being towed.
Liquor License Request Signals Gulf Shores Cat Cafe Near Waterway Village
Salty Whisker, a new cat cafe and adoption venue, is coming to Gulf Shores near the Waterway Village District and has applied for a beer and wine license.
3rd Annual Lost Shaker Salutes Jimmy Buffett in Fairhope Aug. 8
Eastern Shore American Legion Post 199 hosts its 3rd Annual Lost Shaker, a salute to Jimmy Buffett, on the shore of Mobile Bay Aug. 8.
Orange Beach Students Prepare to Head Back to School
Orange Beach students return to classrooms this week, with the school system marking the occasion with its annual Makos on Main parade.
Alabama’s Strongest Man Challenge Returns to The Hangout in Gulf Shores
Alabama's Strongest Man Challenge returns to The Hangout in Gulf Shores on Aug. 15, featuring strength athletes competing in a series of events.
Artist Showcase & Reception for Kris Garard Set at The Reserve Fairhope
Local artist Kris Garard will showcase her still life and plein air paintings at The Reserve Fairhope on Aug. 13.
Historic Fort Morgan Cannonballs Discovered During Security Screening at Gulf Shores Airport
TSA officers discovered five inert 19th-century cannonballs from Fort Morgan wrapped in paper towels during a bag screening at Gulf Shores International Airport.
Strokes for Strokes Painting Class Helps Survivors Find Healing Through Creativity
Stroke survivors and caregivers gathered for a painting class hosted by Hope Survives and USA Health's Comprehensive Stroke Center.
USA Health Surgeon Completes First-in-Area Robotic Heart Procedure
A USA Health cardiothoracic surgeon performed the area's first robotically assisted left atrial appendage closure using the da Vinci Xi system.
Mobile Heart Specialists Officially Begins Operating Under USA Health
USA Health has expanded its cardiovascular services by adding Mobile Heart Specialists, bringing five board-certified cardiologists into its academic health system.