Mobile and Baldwin County News
The Archdiocese of Mobile released part of its return-to-school protocols for the 2021-2022 academic year on July 27, outlining mask and vaccination guidelines for students across its Catholic school system…
MOBILE, Ala. — With the new school year three weeks away, the Archdiocese of Mobile gave its families their first look at pandemic rules for 2021-2022, releasing part of its…
Gov. Kay Ivey has signed a bill legalizing medical cannabis in Alabama, with most of the Mobile and Baldwin county legislative delegation backing the measure and only three local Republicans…
The Love Your Community (LYC) anti-litter program has relaunched in Mobile County with an Earth Day kickoff, offering volunteer teams the chance to earn thousands of dollars in grant funding…
Ascension Providence Hospital in Mobile began allowing two designated overnight visitors for Labor and Delivery patients starting April 9, 2021, expanding access for families welcoming newborns during the pandemic. The…
The Alabama School of Mathematics and Science has shifted to remote instruction after recording its first positive COVID-19 case on campus this school year, school officials said in late January…
Mobile is giving Mardi Gras parading organizations more time and flexibility to decide on 2021 plans, easing permit and ball-cancellation deadlines as several mystic societies call off their events amid…
State corrections officials confirmed 94 inmates at the Loxley Work Release Center tested positive for COVID-19 in a single round of results, the largest total among four Alabama facilities tested…
MOBILE, Ala. — Students at schools across the Archdiocese of Mobile walked back into classrooms Wednesday morning for the first time since March, as south Alabama’s Catholic school system reopened…
A new Alabama Education Association survey found 65 percent of teachers statewide feel uncomfortable returning to classrooms amid COVID-19, a concern shared by many educators in Mobile County, where the…