Mobile and Baldwin County News
Gulf Shores will hold a special City Council work session Monday to discuss proposed changes to the 2027 Mardi Gras parade, with residents and business owners invited to weigh in.
As a therapeutic specialist with the city of Mobile’s Parks and Recreation Department, Ella Mooney supervises inclusive and therapeutic programs that serve people with special needs. For her, the work…
MOBILE — Mobile police have questioned a man in connection with a fatal shooting at a convenience store on North Broad Street, and investigators say the case will be handed…
MOBILE, Ala. — A woman is seriously injured after she was struck by a vehicle during the Order of Inca parade Friday, Mobile Police said. The driver of the vehicle…
PENSACOLA, Fla. — A Pensacola woman has pleaded no contest to criminal charges stemming from a three-vehicle crash on Cervantes Street after the 2019 Grand Mardi Gras Parade in downtown…
Mayor Sandy Stimpson’s administration has introduced alternative plans for redeveloping the aging Mobile Civic Center site, shifting away from earlier proposals that called for demolishing the decades-old arena in favor…
MOBILE — At least six portable toilets caught fire in Bienville Square early Monday morning, sending a column of black smoke over downtown Mobile, according to Mobile Fire-Rescue. The units…
With Mardi Gras weekend approaching, Grand Bay blues musician Jamell Richardson was set to perform at Alchemy Tavern on March 2, with doors at 9 p.m. The guitarist and vocalist,…
Mardi Gras season brought a packed crowd to Dauphin Street on Feb. 22 as Mobile band Mob Towne Revival took the stage at the Brickyard alongside openers Mobile Second Line…
A Valentine’s Day vigil for a teen killed by a stolen gun renewed attention on a stubborn problem across the Gulf Coast: firearms taken from vehicles that were left unlocked.…