Mobile and Baldwin County News
In the spring of 2009, the American economy was hemorrhaging jobs at a rate not seen since the Great Depression. Foreclosure notices papered the doors of suburban homes from coast…
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…
A group of Mobile area residents boarded a bus for Washington, D.C., to take part in a rally supporting President Donald Trump as Congress prepared to certify Joe Biden’s Electoral…
Alabama Senate candidates were set to square off in a live radio debate Tuesday, June 30, at noon, hosted by the Common Sense Campaign of South Alabama in conjunction with…
A newly proposed Mobile River bridge and expressway plan would nearly cut in half the $2 billion cost of the state-backed proposal killed last year, its backers say. The alternative,…
A standing-room-only crowd turned out on the Causeway on Thursday night for a public hearing on a proposed toll bridge over the Mobile River, and the response was so heavy…
The performer at the center of Mobile’s first Drag Queen Story Hour says he isn’t letting planned protests rattle him ahead of the September 8 event at the Ben May…
Baldwin County school board members and finalists for the superintendent job discussed whether a narrow vote could create problems.
After Baldwin County voters rejected school tax renewals in March, officials are weighing placing them on the 2016 presidential primary ballot.
Ahead of a critical property tax referendum, Baldwin County school supporters gathered at Gulf Shores Elementary to highlight overcrowded classrooms and portable buildings.