Mobile and Baldwin County News
The Alabama Gulf Coast Recovery Council is preparing to select its first round of BP settlement-funded projects by the end of July, weighing hundreds of millions of dollars in road,…
Alabama has settled a federal lawsuit over its use of BP oil spill restoration funds at Gulf State Park, agreeing to spend $65 million over 20 years on public beach…
After construction delays, Spanish Fort's new community center, city hall and first public library are expected to open under budget this fall.
Daphne is partnering with Daphne High School students to broadcast city council meetings starting in 2016, funded by a new $10,000 equipment budget.
Daphne officials are moving to address Uber's presence on the Eastern Shore, following similar debates already playing out in Mobile and Orange Beach.
Baldwin County commissioners approved new rental fees for a historic church and pavilions at Bicentennial Park and Live Oak Landing park sites.
The Baldwin County school board is narrowing 26 superintendent applicants to five finalists as it works to fill the post before the new school year.
Baldwin County Probate Judge Tim Russell resumed issuing marriage licenses to all applicants after the Supreme Court's same-sex marriage ruling.
Baldwin County's school board released a public survey seeking community feedback to help guide its search for a new superintendent to replace Robbie Owen.
Candidates who backed and opposed Baldwin County's failed school tax proposal are both seeking the governor's appointment to a vacant state school board seat.