Byrne Opposes Gas Tax Hike as Mobile Bay Bridge Funding Looms
Rep. Bradley Byrne opposed a federal gas tax hike even as funding questions loom over the proposed new I-10 bridge crossing Mobile Bay near Mobile.
Bellingrath’s Magic Christmas in Lights Lands in National Top Six
Theodore's Bellingrath Gardens placed sixth nationally in a USA Today reader poll ranking the country's best public holiday light displays this season.
Governor to tour Daphne firm turning bay algae into fuel and clean water
Gov. Robert Bentley is set to tour Algae Systems in Daphne, a startup on Mobile Bay that turns algae and wastewater into bio-crude fuel and drinking water.
Spanish Fort Nears Completion of $2.7 Million Bluff Stabilization Project
Spanish Fort is wrapping up a $2.7 million project to stabilize an eroding bluff near the Mobile Bay Causeway after years of litigation. Officials say final
Governor Set to Tour Daphne Company Turning Algae Into Fuel
Gov. Robert Bentley toured a small Daphne company that converts Baldwin County wastewater and algae into bio-crude oil and clean drinking water.
Six Mobile-Area Churches Team Up to Serve ‘Thanksgiving for the Homesick’
About 200 volunteers are preparing turkey and ham for a fifth annual free Thanksgiving meal served at six churches across Mobile, Fairhope and Theodore.
Hagel’s Exit Raises New Questions for Mobile-Built Combat Ship Program
Hagel's resignation as Defense Secretary sparked cautious optimism among backers of Austal USA's littoral combat ship program in Mobile.
‘Bury the Violence’ Procession to Wind Through Mobile, Baldwin Counties
A symbolic funeral procession from Mobile's Government Plaza to Fairhope Pier aims to raise awareness of violent crime across the Bay area.
Inside Fairhope’s Storybook Mosher Castle, a Handbuilt Labor of Love
Artists Dean and Pagan Mosher have spent three decades hand-building a whimsical castle home near downtown Fairhope, Alabama.
How Well Do You Know Mobile’s Battleship USS Alabama?
The Battleship USS Alabama arrived in Mobile Bay 50 years ago and remains one of coastal Alabama's most visited historic landmarks.