Two Satsuma Teens Help Police Find Missing 77-Year-Old Woman With Dementia
Two Satsuma teenagers, Collin Carrell and Dalton Medley, helped police find 77-year-old Kathryn Whitney, who has dementia, safe on a stranger's back patio Wednesday.
Waterville USA to Honor First Responders With $10 Admission Week in Gulf Shores
Waterville USA in Gulf Shores is offering $10 admission to active law enforcement officers and firefighters from August 3-7, a thank-you gesture for local first responders during the busy summer…
Army Corps Defends Mobile Bay Dredging as Baykeeper Raises Sediment Concerns
As the Army Corps of Engineers' annual Mobile Bay dredging project gets underway, Mobile Baykeeper is raising concerns about where the sediment ends up, even as the Corps defends the…
Mobile’s Beloved Sunday Jazz Brunch Returns to the Airwaves This Labor Day
Three years after Catt Sirten's death silenced Mobile's beloved Sunday Jazz Brunch, 92 ZEW is bringing the live jazz radio tradition back this Labor Day with host Chip Herrington.
Mobile and Baldwin County Dairy Queens Turn Blizzard Sales Into Help for Children’s & Women’s Hospital
Dairy Queen locations across Mobile and Baldwin counties are donating from every Blizzard Treat sold on July 30 to benefit USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital, with the Saraland store…
Volunteers Haul 65 Buckets of Trash From Gulf Shores Beach in Eco-Marine Cleanup
Forty-six volunteers with the Lower Alabama Young Professionals joined Eco Clean Marine for a 90-minute cleanup that removed 65 buckets of trash from Gulf Shores' public beach district.
Baldwin County to Unveil Renovated Lillian Recreation Park at Aug. 6 Ribbon Cutting
Baldwin County will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony Aug. 6 to unveil newly renovated facilities at Lillian Recreation Park, including new restrooms, a picnic pavilion, and expanded accessible parking.
Amtrak Mardi Gras Train Hits Stuck Trailer at Grand Bay Crossing, Locomotive Partially Derails
An Amtrak Mardi Gras Service train struck a trailer that had become stuck on the tracks in Grand Bay on Sunday morning, leaving the locomotive partially derailed and several crew…
Sandy Stimpson Pens Final Message to Mobile as 12-Year Mayoral Tenure Ends
Sandy Stimpson’s run leading the City of Mobile came to a close at the end of October, and the night before his final day in office, the two-term mayor used…
Extra Security and Orange Bollards Frame Mobile’s Pride-Themed June Art Walk
The orange bollards that first appeared on Mobile’s streets during Mardi Gras season made a return engagement Friday night — this time ringing the crowds gathered downtown for June’s Art…