Mobile and Baldwin County News
Prichard Mayor Carletta Davis has placed the city's remaining police officers on 30 days of administrative leave as the Mobile County Sheriff's Office continues its temporary takeover of law-enforcement services.
Spanish Oak Inn residents in Theodore say the complex went without running water for days, disrupting bathing, cooking and caring for children while calls to management went unanswered.
National food safety scares are sending Baldwin County shoppers to farmers markets in Foley and Orange Beach for trusted, locally grown produce — and demand keeps climbing.
A Gulf Shores woman indicted on charges of impersonating a state investigator was working openly as a licensed private investigator during a recorded witness interview, her attorney says.
Gov. Kay Ivey announced the activation of Alabama's statewide ALalert emergency notification system, allowing residents to opt in for flood and disaster alerts by phone, text, TV and radio.
Reid State Community College received a $101,800 Innovate Alabama Network Designation Grant to expand workforce development and career training across rural Southwest Alabama.
The fifth annual Overdose Awareness Day and Recovery Month kickoff takes place Aug. 31 from 6-8 p.m. at the National Maritime Museum of the Gulf in downtown Mobile. Free and…
A coastal movement is urging officials to name the future I-10 Mobile River bridge after Jimmy Buffett, whose ties to Mobile and Gulf Shores run deep — including the first…
GULF SHORES, Ala. — Hundreds of people turned out to celebrate the start of Gov. Kay Ivey’s inauguration festivities on the Gulf Coast. “This is exciting,” said Olive Humphrey, a…