Saraland Embraces Target Role in Pursuit of State Title
Coach Jeff Kelly's Saraland Spartans, four-time straight finalists, aim to win their first state championship since 2022 with the finals set for Mobile.
Tough Local Schedules Sharpen Area High School Football Teams
Competitive schedules across the Mobile and Baldwin County area help strengthen local high school football teams.
Antiques Show Raises $170K for Providence Hospital ECMO Program
The Providence Foundation's inaugural antiques show raised more than $170,000 to launch an ECMO program at USA Health Providence Hospital, with the 2027 show set for March.
Volunteers Track Gulf Coast River Health for Alabama Water Watch
Trained volunteers with Alabama Water Watch monitor water quality on Gulf Coast rivers in Mobile and Baldwin counties, supported by the Mobile Bay National Estuary Program.
Man Pleads Not Guilty in Mobile Apartment Mail Theft Case
Xavier Todd, 28, pleaded not guilty to stealing mail from more than 30 people at two Mobile apartment complexes; a preliminary hearing is set for next month.
Mobile Man Charged With Domestic Violence at Creekside Apartments
Tashawn Laffiette, 20, was arrested on three domestic violence charges after an incident at Creekside Apartments in Mobile; a bond hearing is set for Aug. 26.
Mobile Mother Credits Dumas Wesley Program for Fresh Start, New Home
Mobile native Crystal Roberts credits the Dumas Wesley Sybil H. Smith Family Village transitional housing program with turning her life around and helping her buy a new home.
Ladd-Peebles Renovations Lag Years After MCPSS Takes Ownership
Three years after MCPSS bought Ladd-Peebles Stadium for one dollar, a district spokesperson says the final $2.3 million payout is due by Oct. 1, with no set deadline to spend…
Georgia Woman Convicted in Mobile County Chemical Burn Attack
A Mobile County jury convicted Quicheay Williams of first-degree assault for throwing a heated chemical substance on Jasmine Clausell, who suffered severe burns and lasting injuries.
Judge Frees Disbarred Mobile Lawyer on Bond, Drops Ankle Monitor
A judge freed disbarred Mobile lawyer Darryl Blackmon on bond without electronic monitoring as a grand jury weighs fraud-related charges over unauthorized legal work.