Three Baldwin County Attorneys in Contention for District Judge Seat
Baldwin County's Judicial Commission has forwarded three area attorneys to Gov. Robert Bentley to consider for a vacant District Judge seat.
Baldwin County Judge Resumes Issuing All Marriage Licenses
Baldwin County Probate Judge Tim Russell resumed issuing marriage licenses to all applicants after the Supreme Court's same-sex marriage ruling.
Coast Guard Searches Gulf Waters Off Fort Morgan for Missing Jet-Skier
The Coast Guard launched a search near Fort Morgan after a jet-skier was reported struck by lightning and dragged behind the watercraft into open Gulf waters.
Baldwin County Pre-K Programs Set to Expand to 25 Sites With New Grant Funding
Baldwin County pre-K programs grew to 25 sites in 2015 with new state grant funding, including a first-ever classroom at Orange Beach Elementary.
Fairhope Welcomes Female Pilots as Local Girls’ Aviation Program Marks Milestone Year
Fairhope hosted Air Race Classic pilots in June 2015, spotlighting a Boys and Girls Club of South Alabama program mentoring girls in aviation careers.
Suspected Arson Causes $105,000 in Damage at Captain’s Table Restaurant
Fire officials say an early-morning fire deliberately set at a popular Battleship Parkway restaurant caused an estimated $105,000 in damage.
Baldwin County Residents Want Outside Leader as Next Schools Superintendent
A survey of more than 3,100 Baldwin County residents and school employees shows strong support for an outside candidate with financial expertise as the next superintendent.
Bay Minette Woman Killed in Early Morning Crash on Alabama 225
A Bay Minette woman died and a man was injured after their pickup left Alabama 225 and struck a tree early Sunday morning, state troopers said.
Baldwin County School Board Debates Salary Range for Next Superintendent
As Baldwin County searches for its next school superintendent, board members are weighing how much salary it will take to land the right candidate.
Mobile Defense Attorney’s Signature Closing Argument Wins Another Acquittal
Veteran Mobile attorney Dennis Knizley's trademark closing line helped win an acquittal for a Mobile County official in a federal corruption trial.