Mobile and Baldwin County News
Coverage of city council from South Alabama News, the local news source for Mobile, Baldwin and the surrounding counties of the Alabama Gulf Coast.
The City of Foley is taking a proactive approach to the growing data center trend, introducing an ordinance that would impose a temporary six-month moratorium on accepting or processing applications…
Gulf Shores, Ala. – Gulf Shores City Leaders are considering key infrastructure and workforce investments, including the adoption of the city’s 2027 Transportation Plan and a one-time lump-sum bonus for…
Brewton officials have addressed resident concerns about debris on Belleville Avenue, downtown safety, and parking improvements near the city's stadium.
Gulf Shores is accepting applications through Aug. 31 for Gulf Shores 101, a new seven-week citizens academy beginning Sept. 15 that gives residents and business owners an inside look at…
Orange Beach Fire Rescue is building a new $1.9 million, 10,000-square-foot training facility and has added a flashover simulator, with a live fire training building planned next, Fire Chief Jeff…
Gulf Shores Police Chief Dan Netemeyer defended the city's use of Flock license plate cameras after residents raised privacy and surveillance concerns.
Prichard residents packed a public hearing to back the city's 180-day data center moratorium, though officials say its effect on a pending permit is unclear.
Thomasville is looking at annexing land near a proposed data center site as residents continue to raise concerns about the project's impact.
Fairhope's push to form its own school system drew pushback at its first public meeting, as critics say a pro-independence group has withheld the full study behind its no-tax-increase claim.
Fifteen years before joining the Mobile City Council, Josh Woods organized 2009 Tea Party protests against the Affordable Care Act targeting the offices of Rep. Jo Bonner, Sen. Jeff Sessions…