Heavy Rain Triggers Sewage Overflow in Baldwin County
A Robertsdale lift station overflowed after heavy overnight rainfall, sending more than 10,000 gallons of sewage into Rock Creek in Baldwin County.
Mobile County Health Department Urges Flu Precautions as Cases Climb
Mobile County health officials reported hundreds of confirmed flu cases this winter and urged residents to take basic precautions to slow the spread.
Mobile County School Board Weighs Adding E-Cigarettes to Tobacco Ban
Mobile County school officials considered expanding their tobacco use policy to explicitly prohibit e-cigarettes on campuses and at school events.
Mobile County School Board Weighs Property Sales for Two Former School Sites
Mobile County school officials considered a $500,000 offer for the old Crichton Elementary site and a prior sale of the former Augusta Evans campus.
Baldwin County Sheriff Huey ‘Hoss’ Mack Sworn In for Third Term
Baldwin County Sheriff Huey 'Hoss' Mack took the oath for a third four-year term in a brief ceremony held before the County Commission's meeting.
Theodore Man Convicted in Deaths of Citronelle Couple in I-65 Bridge Crash
A Theodore man was found guilty of criminally negligent homicide after his truck collided with a crane on the I-65 bridge, killing a Citronelle couple in 2012.
Friends Near Goal for Scholarship Honoring Late University of South Alabama Student
Friends of Christopher Thomas, a University of South Alabama student who died last year, are close to fully funding a scholarship in his memory.
New Left-Turn Signals Coming to U.S. 98 Between Spanish Fort and Fairhope
ALDOT began installing flashing yellow arrow signals at 17 intersections along U.S. 98 between Spanish Fort and Fairhope to improve turn safety.
Robertsdale Native Tim Cook’s Voice Featured in Historic First iPhone Keynote
Long before leading Apple, Robertsdale native Tim Cook lent his voice to a memorable moment during the company's historic first iPhone unveiling.
New Mobile Billboards Aim to Unite Gulf Coast Nonbelievers
A coalition of Mobile-area secular groups unveiled billboards along Interstate 10 in early 2015 aimed at connecting nonbelievers across the Gulf Coast.