Mobile and Baldwin County News
SARALAND, Ala. — A Saraland High School student tested positive for COVID-19 on Friday morning, prompting the school system to quarantine five people. Saraland Schools Superintendent Dr. Aaron Milner said…
PENSACOLA — Six weeks after Mayor Grover Robinson ordered masks required inside businesses within Pensacola city limits, police say they have written no citations at all and have issued just…
The University of South Alabama was bracing for a steep financial hit as the pandemic forced the school to weigh slashing attendance at its new on-campus stadium. Hancock Whitney Stadium…
University of South Alabama athletic officials say Hancock Whitney Stadium's new season could bring in roughly $2 million less in revenue if capacity is capped at 25 percent because of…
A survey of tens of thousands of Alabama educators paints a cautious picture as school systems weigh how to reopen during the coronavirus pandemic. The Alabama Education Association polled more…
The Alabama High School Athletic Association has released its “best practices” for resuming fall sports in the coming weeks, a list of requirements and recommendations that leaves key decisions about…
A back-to-school tradition in Mobile got a pandemic makeover when a local church converted its annual backpack giveaway into a drive-through event, allowing families to pick up school supplies while…
Organizers have canceled the 2020 National Shrimp Festival in Gulf Shores, citing the impossibility of meeting COVID-19 safety guidelines at the free, ungated event.
A popular Gulf Shores seafood restaurant is pressing pause on service after coming into contact with COVID-19. DeSoto’s Seafood Kitchen announced it is temporarily closing for a deep cleaning. Staff…
Gov. Kay Ivey has ordered the Alabama Department of Corrections to develop a plan for moving thousands of state inmates out of county jails, where they have been held for…