Mobile and Baldwin County News
A new independent restaurant on Mobile’s Airport Boulevard is betting that diners want fine-dining craft without the stuffy label. RBS Chicken Shack opens its doors with the confidence of a…
As Mobile searched for revenue, officials revisited a 2009 storm water ordinance that was adopted but never collected, along with plans for red-light cameras at 20 intersections to help fund…
Some of Mobile’s finest brass band musicians are coming together this weekend for a special benefit concert to support Charles Mason, the longtime local performer who founded Mobile’s Olympia Brass…
The 18th Annual Festival of Flowers was set to return to the Providence Hospital campus in Mobile in late March 2011, promising what organizers called the largest outdoor flower show…
Tucked just off the bustle of Airport Boulevard in West Mobile, La Cocina has built a following among diners who want a generous plate of Mexican cooking made with fresh,…
Mobile Fire-Rescue firefighters are collecting donations at intersections across the city this month to help Dauphin Island Fire Chief Brad Cox and his family after he suffered severe burns responding…
Tucked among the oaks of Spring Hill stands one of Mobile’s most architecturally unusual historic homes: Carolina Hall, a three-level mansion whose design traces back nearly 2,000 years to ancient…
Nan Seas Restaurant, which relocated to Cody Road after Hurricane Katrina damaged its Dauphin Island Parkway home, closed its doors on March 2, 2009, ending a long run in Mobile.
A 2009 WKRG report described plans to expand a section of Cody Road in West Mobile and close it for construction.
An archived WKRG report from August 2008 described Mobile's proposed new annexation areas, including parts of Theodore and Tillmans Corner.