Mobile and Baldwin County News
Orange Beach has opened a commemorative brick program at its Veterans Memorial on Orange Beach Boulevard, part of the city's designation as an Official Alabama Semiquincentennial City for America 250.
More than 100 young men and women raised their right hands and formally entered the U.S. armed forces during the annual Oath of Enlistment Ceremony at Battleship Memorial Park, held…
A decades-old question about one of the most enduring photographs of the Vietnam War has surfaced again, and it carries a distinctly Mobile connection. The image, published in Life Magazine,…
Gulf Coast veterans shared their personal stories of service and sacrifice in a special Veterans Voices broadcast on Monday evening, giving listeners an unfiltered look at the experiences that shaped…
Ahead of receiving the 2017 Griot Award, retired Maj. Gen. Gary Cooper recounts a life shaped by segregation in Mobile, service in Vietnam and decades of breaking racial barriers in…
As federal investigators continue examining Mobile police's fatal shooting of Michael Moore, residents are weighing how last week's police shootings in Baton Rouge, St. Paul and Dallas should shape the…
A Mobile flooring business launched a Gulf Coast care package drive for deployed troops after their son, a Marine, described the need overseas.
A Fairhope crossing guard and Vietnam veteran was honored by city leaders after he pulled a student out of the path of an accelerating vehicle.
From a Bay Minette parade to a ceremony at the state veterans home, Baldwin County lined up a full day of Veterans Day events open to the public.
Hundreds of costumed re-enactors staged a mock battle at Fort Gaines on Dauphin Island, marking 150 years since the Battle of Mobile Bay.