Mobile and Baldwin County News
Jackson Medical Center broke ground on a $10 million expansion featuring a new emergency department, physicians clinic and roof replacement, marking the hospital's largest project in more than 50 years.
Democratic gubernatorial nominee Doug Jones is calling for an end to 'thin-layer placement' dredge disposal in Mobile Bay and backing a federal ban, while Republican nominee Sen. Tommy Tuberville has…
USA Health Children's & Women's, Providence, and University hospitals have all earned Leapfrog's 2026 Full Transparency Badge, making USA Health the only fully recognized hospital system in the Mobile area.
A Prichard City Council vote to pause data center development collapsed after officials learned a formal project application had already been filed, pushing the debate to an Aug. 13 public…
Atmore has scheduled an Aug. 10 public hearing on a resolution for the city and the Poarch Band of Creek Indians to jointly guarantee a $7 million line of credit…
Mobile County prosecutors have expanded a civil fraud case to 24 defendants, alleging a multistate network of telemarketers, clinics and law firms steered crash victims into affiliated chiropractic care.
Foley Public Library Director Kate Norris and her staff are preparing to leave the building that has housed the library since 1984 for a larger, newly built facility opening Aug.…
Daphne police are searching for suspect Robert Marion after an early Wednesday morning stabbing on Adams Avenue left a man hospitalized in intensive care.
Mobile Fire-Rescue crews responded to a house fire in the 900 block of Garrity Street Friday morning, arriving to find flames and heavy smoke coming from a single-story home.
Baldwin County has released its Draft Master Plan 2026 and is asking residents to review it ahead of Planning and Zoning and County Commission votes in August and September.