Mobile and Baldwin County News
A viral moment is turning into a college career. Two recent Satsuma High School graduates are now the school’s first students admitted to Passage USA, the University of South Alabama’s…
FEMA's Hazard Mitigation Grant Program will fund a 40-kilowatt backup generator for a Satsuma sewer lift station in a flood-prone area, keeping wastewater flowing to the treatment plant during power…
Two Satsuma teenagers, Collin Carrell and Dalton Medley, helped police find 77-year-old Kathryn Whitney, who has dementia, safe on a stranger's back patio Wednesday.
Bryan Mims, named Semmes' 2025 officer of the year, was arrested on a DUI charge early Sunday in Satsuma while off duty, according to Satsuma's police chief. His employment status…
U.S. Senator Katie Britt made a series of stops across Mobile County last week, visiting local schools and meeting with law enforcement leaders in the Southern District of Alabama, a…
SATSUMA, Ala. — Dr. Julia Hart Box insists she did nothing remarkable. The record of her career says otherwise: she made Mobile’s ambulances safer, helped establish respiratory therapy departments at…
A member of Satsuma's roughly 30-person first responder team tested positive for coronavirus antibodies but negative on a subsequent COVID-19 nasal swab test, Mayor Tom Williams said.
Schools around Mobile County began pulling after-school events from the calendar Thursday, April 25, as forecasters warned of possible severe weather moving into the region. Among the first to act…
After four years of hammering out its own rules and procedures, the Alabama Gulf Coast Recovery Council has taken a significant step toward deciding which of hundreds of proposed projects…
University of Mobile awarded nearly 370 degrees at its 49th spring commencement, honoring outstanding graduates in English and music this year.