Mobile and Baldwin County News
MOBILE — Workers took down Mobile’s 120-year-old monument to Admiral Raphael Semmes in the early morning hours of June 5, 2020, days after the downtown statue was vandalized. The removal,…
Mobile County Sheriff Sam Cochran has launched a petition drive called "Grow Mobile Now" seeking to remove the City Council's five-vote supermajority rule, drawing pushback from the mayor's office and…
Federal trade officials excluded Airbus jet parts bound for the Mobile assembly plant from new tariffs on European goods, a win local and federal officials pushed hard for, though the…
Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson's administration is reviewing new options for the Civic Center property that would renovate the aging arena rather than demolish it, after pushback over earlier redevelopment plans…
Facing overwhelming public opposition to tolls, the Eastern Shore Metropolitan Planning Organization voted to drop the Mobile River Bridge project from its transportation plan, prompting Gov. Kay Ivey to declare…
Airbus broke ground on a second Mobile manufacturing facility expected to bring at least 400 jobs, a milestone that came the same week the city mourned a Mobile police officer…
Mobile officials say new federal rules on lead paint and asbestos could triple demolition costs for some blighted homes, as the City Council also debated a neighborhood barricade and coal…
The City of Mobile is fining Arc Terminals and its business partner $298 a day for storing sulfuric acid on the waterfront without proper approval, and is seeking a court…
Mobile officials began random peddler's license checks at LoDa ArtWalk, enforcing a long-ignored rule as the downtown arts event grew in popularity.
Mobile has cut overnight and Sunday hours for its 311 citizen hotline, a move city officials say will save about $75,000 a year.