Mobile and Baldwin County News
Coverage of student safety from South Alabama News, the local news source for Mobile, Baldwin and the surrounding counties of the Alabama Gulf Coast.
Gulf Shores High School math teacher and bus driver Brandi Owens has been named Alabama Bus Driver of the Year, while Randy Carlisle was named Alabama Transportation Director of the…
A former Faith Academy teacher and boys' soccer coach has signed a notice of intent to plead guilty to charges involving a former student, according to the Mobile County District…
Escambia County Fire Rescue crews are stationing trucks with lights activated in school zones to remind drivers to slow down as students return.
ALEA is asking Alabama motorists to slow down and stay alert as school buses return to the roads and students head back to class statewide.
MCPSS has launched a new 'Speak Up' app that lets students anonymously report safety concerns as the district opens the 2026-27 school year.
Baldwin County school bus drivers completed summer safety and technical training ahead of the new school year, transportation officials say.
Mobile police are urging drivers to slow down and plan ahead as more than 50 Mobile County schools resume classes Monday, reactivating school zones countywide.
A car-pool line dispute outside Allentown Elementary School in Semmes turned violent Friday morning when a man allegedly smashed a coffee cup over another driver's head, leaving the victim needing…
About 100 Mobile County Public School System leaders completed ALICE active-shooter response training at Murphy High School, learning techniques they plan to pass on to teachers and students districtwide.
School resource officers and educators from across Baldwin County gathered at Daphne Middle School for an FBI-led course on online child exploitation, radicalization and the warning signs adults most often…