Eastern Shore Cities Push ALDOT to Help Fund Smarter Traffic Signals
Baldwin County leaders asked state transportation officials to split the cost of adaptive traffic signals aimed at easing congestion on U.S. 98 and Ala. 181.
Baldwin County Education Coalition Tours District Ahead of March Tax Vote
Baldwin County Education Coalition is holding community summits across the district to explain a $350 million capital plan ahead of a March tax vote.
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.
Where to Recycle Your Christmas Tree in Mobile and Baldwin Counties
Free tree recycling programs across Mobile and Baldwin counties turn used Christmas trees into mulch, with drop-off sites open through late December and January.
Eastern Shore Planners Study Fix for Baldwin County’s Stop-and-Go Traffic Lights
A new Baldwin County planning group is studying how to synchronize traffic lights along the Eastern Shore's busiest roads to ease stop-and-go congestion.
Spanish Fort’s Newest Councilman Sworn In, Vows Focus on Smart Growth
Bill Menas was sworn in as Spanish Fort's newest District 2 councilman, pledging to help guide the fast-growing city's development. His wife and two sons
Mobile Water and Sewer Rates Set to Rise 5 Percent in 2015
MAWSS customers will see a 5 percent rate increase starting January 2015 as the utility funds repairs to aging pipes and treatment plants.
Mobile Man Accused of Pistol-Whipping Wendy’s Worker, Carjacking Driver on Dauphin Street
A Mobile man is accused of striking a fast-food worker with a gun and carjacking a driver at gunpoint on Dauphin Street before a brief police chase.
Spanish Fort Nears Completion of $2.7 Million Bluff Stabilization Project
Spanish Fort is wrapping up a $2.7 million project to stabilize an eroding bluff near the Mobile Bay Causeway after years of litigation. Officials say final
Mobile County DA Moves to Remove Two Constables From Office
The Mobile County District Attorney's Office is seeking to remove two elected constables tied to a murder charge and a cocaine trafficking conviction.