Gulf Shores Mayor Says the New One-Way Bridge Gets People In, but Not Out
Mayor Robert Craft says the new Intracoastal Waterway bridge is working as an inbound route but has left most of the island with a single realistic way off, and he…
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Mayor Robert Craft says the new Intracoastal Waterway bridge is working as an inbound route but has left most of the island with a single realistic way off, and he…
BAYOU LA BATRE, Ala. — A Fairhope man is recovering after a single-vessel boating crash left him stranded in the waters of south Mobile County for roughly four hours before…
The Alabama Court of Civil Appeals ruled in a Baldwin County case that engagement rings are conditional gifts that must be returned when a marriage doesn't happen, reversing a lower…
Gov. Kay Ivey joined local and state officials in Orange Beach to break ground on “The Launch at ICW,” a $17 million, six-lane boat launch rising on 47 acres at…
Sixteen environmental and recreational projects across Mobile and Baldwin counties are set to receive a combined $26.1 million after Gov. Kay Ivey approved the latest round of funding from the…
Gulf Shores restaurateur Lucy “LuLu” Buffett, founder of the waterfront LuLu's entertainment complex on the Intracoastal Waterway, has been honored as one of Baldwin County's most quintessential figures after building…
Fairhope singer-songwriter Corey Rezner will perform a free sunset show at LuLu's in Gulf Shores on Tuesday, April 30, showcasing songs from his debut album "Mercy."
Trial dates are now set for several South Baldwin County land condemnation cases tied to the new Intracoastal Waterway bridge project, with the state raising its offers on at least…
A Baldwin County probate judge has cleared the way for a panel to determine damages owed to the Foley Beach Express toll bridge's owner as ALDOT presses ahead with condemning…
Alabama Marine Patrol troopers are adding extra units on South Alabama waterways this weekend as part of a national push against drunk boating.