Gulf Shores Police Warn Public Against Using Uber, Draw Pushback
Gulf Shores police called ride-hailing service Uber 'highly dangerous' in a social media post, sparking public criticism as Baldwin County cities debate ridesharing rules.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
Gulf Shores police called ride-hailing service Uber 'highly dangerous' in a social media post, sparking public criticism as Baldwin County cities debate ridesharing rules.
As Mobile weighs an ordinance to regulate ride-hailing companies, Uber drivers like Charles McCann keep working in legal limbo on city streets.
Four years after Mobile's summer teen curfew took effect in 2011, the city ordinance still shapes downtown nightlife rules for minors under 18.
Prichard and Mobile reinstated daytime and nighttime curfews for minors this week as the new school year got underway across Mobile County schools.
After complaints about vaping at the civic center, Daphne's ordinance committee began reviewing changes that could bar e-cigarettes from some indoor city facilities in the summer of 2014.