Thomas Hospital Proposes South Alabama’s First Free-Standing ER in Daphne
Thomas Hospital has applied to build south Alabama's first free-standing emergency department in Daphne, backed by a unanimous city council endorsement.
South Baldwin County Officials Weigh Next Steps on New Regional Jail
A completed feasibility study shows south Baldwin County needs a new regional jail, with officials from Foley, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach reviewing options.
Deputies Seize Nearly 2,000 Beers From Truck Headed to Gulf Shores
Mobile County deputies seized hundreds of cases of beer and liquor from a truck on Interstate 10 headed toward Gulf Shores for spring break.
Daphne Fire Station No. 3 Repairs Approved After Year-Long Closure
Daphne's City Council approved a $414,500 contract to repair Fire Station No. 3, closed over a year for mold and safety issues.
Theodore Man Dies After Medical Emergency Leads to I-10 Crash
A Theodore man died after apparently suffering a medical emergency that caused a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 10 in Mobile on Saturday.
Mobile City Council Reviews Tourism Report, Crime Statistics and Storm Water Contract
Mobile City Council members heard updates on tourism data, citywide crime statistics and a storm water services contract during a Tuesday meeting.
Bentley Says Money, Not Politics, Is the Real Hurdle for I-10 Bridge
Governor Robert Bentley told a Mobile business audience that funding, not regulatory approval, remains the biggest obstacle facing the long-sought I-10 bridge.
Mobile Reasserts Its Claim as the Birthplace of Mardi Gras
New signs and billboards installed across Mobile stake the city's historic claim as the true birthplace of Mardi Gras ahead of the season's first parades.
Mobile Billboard Aimed at Uniting Nonbelievers Taken Down Early, Group Says
A Mobile billboard urging nonbelievers not to feel alone was taken down early, and the sponsoring group says it's owed more display time.
Loxley Man Indicted on Assault Charges Tied to 2014 Case
A Baldwin County grand jury has indicted a Loxley man on first-degree charges connected to a 2014 case involving a 13-year-old girl, records show.