Gulf Shores Officials Press FEMA on Storm-Driven Oil Debris Plan
Gulf Shores officials are pushing federal agencies for updated guidance on handling oil debris that could wash ashore during a storm, five years after Deepwater Horizon.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
Gulf Shores officials are pushing federal agencies for updated guidance on handling oil debris that could wash ashore during a storm, five years after Deepwater Horizon.
Coast Guard and state crews searched through the night for boaters missing after a violent storm capsized vessels during the Dauphin Island Regatta.
About 900 Mobile-area families picked up Christmas gifts at The Salvation Army's Angel Tree distribution near Dauphin Street, aided by dozens of volunteers.
The U.S. Coast Guard says two vessels sank overnight in the Mobile ship channel, leaving a mile-long oil sheen near Gaillard Island north of the city.
A Mississippi fisherman used his boat to rush three burn victims to the Coast Guard after a vessel fire south of Dauphin Island in June 2014.
A 2009 WKRG report examined the command-center and search-and-rescue work of Coast Guard Sector Mobile.
A 2009 WKRG report explored Coast Guard pilot training at Mobile's Aviation Training Center.
A 2009 WKRG report described the Coast Guard's Sector Mobile role in maintaining buoys and other navigation aids.
The Coast Guard rescued three crew members and confirmed a fourth reached shore after a tugboat partially sank in Mobile Bay in October 2009.
A 2009 fire at Mobile’s Scenic Basin Yacht Club sank two boats, caused more than $1 million in damage and prompted a diesel and oil cleanup response.