Baldwin County Baby Born Without a Nose Becomes Global Story of Hope
A Baldwin County baby born without a nose due to an extremely rare condition has drawn worldwide attention and support from his local community.
Baldwin County Baby Born Without a Nose Defies One-in-197-Million Odds
A Baldwin County newborn born with an ultra-rare congenital condition that left him without a nose is defying odds of one in 197 million.
Mobile Rescue Dog Tinkerbell Settles Into New Home in Upstate New York
A beagle mix rescued in Mobile has been adopted by a family in central New York after a cross-country transport organized by a local rescue group.
Wilmer Couple and Their Five Adopted Children Escape House Fire Unharmed
A Wilmer couple and their five adopted children escaped safely after an early-morning fire destroyed the home they had just finished building.
Baldwin County Sheriff Calls Silverhill-Area Home ‘One of the Worst’ Hoarding Cases Seen
Baldwin County deputies arrested two adults after finding a mobile home filled with garbage, fecal matter and neglected animals near Silverhill.
Colorado Man Sues Mobile Funeral Home Over Mother’s Missing Jewelry
A Colorado man is suing a Mobile funeral home, claiming his late mother's gold jewelry disappeared while her body was in the facility's care.
Pensacola Man Suspected in Mobile Photography Studio Double Homicide Takes Own Life
A Pensacola man suspected of killing a mother and son at a Mobile photography studio took his own life as deputies approached his home. Police say the case is
Hughes Family’s Haunted House Returns for 14th Year in West Mobile
A west Mobile family's free 14th annual Halloween haunted house moves to Carriage Hills this year, with new scares and a record crowd expected.
Fairhope Bayfront Park to Host Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation Walk
Fairhope's Bayfront Park hosts the Gulf Coast Take Steps walk for Crohn's & Colitis Foundation, raising funds and honoring a local Auburn athlete.
How Mobile’s Sybil Smith Family Village Helped One Woman Rebuild After ‘Floating’ Homeless
A Mississippi woman describes how Mobile's Sybil H. Smith Family Village helped her find sobriety, stability and purpose after years of hidden homelessness.