Rain Grounds Morning Balloons but Foley Festival Rolls On
Storms delayed balloon flights at Foley's 10th annual hot air balloon festival, but crowds still enjoyed music, food and a Frisbee dog show.
Gulf Shores Waterfront Mansion Headed to Live Auction
One of Baldwin County's priciest homes, a 12,000-square-foot Little Lagoon estate in Gulf Shores, is going to the highest bidder.
Baldwin County Declines to Take On Removal of Flood Debris From State Waterways
Facing a cleanup estimated at up to $10 million, the Baldwin County Commission voted 4-0 to decline the state's request that it remove flood debris from rivers such as the…
Baldwin County Declines to Fund 2015 Alabama Bass Trail Event at Live Oak
Baldwin County commissioners declined to help fund a 2015 Alabama Bass Trail tournament at Live Oak Landing, but the trail's director said she still planned to bring the event to…
Surveys Show Broad Support as Gulf Shores Nears Vote on Hangout Fest Permit
With a June 30 vote approaching on a five-year Hangout Music Fest permit, Gulf Shores officials heard survey results and public testimony showing broad support for the beachfront festival.
Spanish Fort Advances $90,000 in Road and Drainage Repairs After Historic April Flood
Spanish Fort council approves nine emergency road and drainage repair projects totaling $90,615 after historic April 2014 flooding.
Investigator: Suspect in Fatal Foley Crash Tested Positive for Alcohol, Marijuana
A Summerdale man accused of leading deputies on a chase before a fatal Foley crash tested positive for alcohol and marijuana, an investigator testified.
Shark Sightings Near Orange Beach Prompt Questions From Worried Swimmers
Researchers explain what caused a cluster of shark sightings near Perdido Pass and Orange Beach that closed swimming areas and rattled beachgoers.
Citronelle Man Identified as Hero Who Saved Toddler From Drowning at Gulf Shores’ Lake Shelby
A Citronelle man is identified as the stranger who performed CPR and saved a 3-year-old girl who nearly drowned at Gulf Shores' Lake Shelby.
Fairhope Awards Nearly $260,000 for Emergency Repairs to Storm-Ravaged Gully
The Fairhope City Council awarded nearly $260,000 in emergency contracts Monday to repair a storm-damaged gully near the city's sewer plant, with the federal government covering most of the cost.