Mobile and Baldwin County News
Coverage of Hurricane Sally from South Alabama News, the local news source for Mobile, Baldwin and the surrounding counties of the Alabama Gulf Coast.
ORANGE BEACH, Ala. — Orange Beach Mayor Tony Kennon said Monday he wants the city’s beaches open by Saturday as cleanup continues across the coastal community following Hurricane Sally, the…
MOBILE, Ala. — Just days after Hurricane Sally tore through the Alabama Gulf Coast, two women with ties to Gulf Shores turned heartbreak into action, designing and selling T-shirts to…
PENSACOLA, Fla. — Five days after Hurricane Sally tore through the region, residents across Northwest Florida were still clearing fallen trees from streets, cars and homes, with chainsaws running through…
MOBILE, Ala. — Alabama Power reported Sunday that its restoration effort following Hurricane Sally had reached 99 percent, with crews having replaced more than 400 utility poles, more than 500…
In the wake of Hurricane Sally, schools, businesses and government offices across the Gulf Coast began announcing reopening plans, though some remained closed as residents dealt with power outages and…
MOBILE, Ala. — Alabama Power said Saturday that roughly 21,000 customers across its Mobile Division remained without electricity, a figure the utility described as less than 15 percent of the…
A Cantonment family is sharing their story after being rescued from their home as floodwaters rose in the hours after Hurricane Sally came ashore. The account illustrates the speed with…
Aerial video shot after Hurricane Sally shows torn-off roofs, damaged docks and sand-covered roads along the Fort Morgan Peninsula, part of widespread destruction the slow-moving storm left across coastal Baldwin…
The soundtrack of Dauphin Island right now is chainsaws, hammers and generators, as residents start digging out from Hurricane Sally’s blow. The storm toppled trees and power poles, dropped live…
Mayor Sandy Stimpson told residents the city was fortunate to escape a direct hit from Hurricane Sally, but two days after landfall more than 100,000 customers were still without power…