Search Continues for Missing Boaters After Deadly Dauphin Island Regatta
Coast Guard and state crews searched through the night for boaters missing after a violent storm capsized vessels during the Dauphin Island Regatta.
Dauphin Island Regatta Survivors Recall Terrifying Storm on Mobile Bay
Sailors described a desperate fight for survival as a fast-moving storm with near-hurricane winds capsized boats during the Dauphin Island Regatta.
Five Years Later, Mobile Bay Still Feels the Weight of the BP Oil Spill
Five years after the Deepwater Horizon disaster, coastal Alabama scientists and residents reflect on how the oil spill changed Mobile Bay's waters.
Mobile Man Arrested After Carrying Child While Running Into Traffic, Police Say
Mobile police arrested a man accused of running into the road with a young child in his arms while impaired, later charging him with child endangerment.
B.C. Rain’s Turnaround: How a Struggling Mobile High School Rebuilt Its Culture
B.C. Rain High School's graduation rate jumped from 49 to 85 percent in three years, driven by an aerospace academy and a schoolwide culture shift.
First-Ever Alabama Manatee Rescue Ends in Loss, But Sparks Hope for Others
Volunteers and scientists carried out what is believed to be Alabama's first manatee rescue on the Magnolia River, though the animal later died.
Mobile Bay Ferry Dock on Dauphin Island Set for Upgrade
ALDOT is building a wider dock, new fencing and a covered shelter for the Mobile Bay Ferry landing on the Dauphin Island side of the bay this fall.
Dauphin Island Rallies to Save Its Historic Little Red Schoolhouse
Dauphin Island leaders and students are pushing to preserve the town's beloved one-room schoolhouse as a new elementary school rises nearby.
Carmichael Pitches Maysville Revival, New Williamson High in House 103 Bid
Republican Ralph Carmichael wants a rebuilt Williamson High and a Maysville revival fund in his House District 103 race against Barbara Drummond.
Two Vessels Sink in Mobile Ship Channel, Leaving Oil Sheen Near Gaillard Island
The U.S. Coast Guard says two vessels sank overnight in the Mobile ship channel, leaving a mile-long oil sheen near Gaillard Island north of the city.