A South Alabama environmental advocacy organization has delivered Alabama Power a notice of intent to sue if it does not reverse its plans to permanently leave 21 million tons of

With the Republican runoff for the United States Senate less than a week away, it is evident Luther Strange is becoming exponentially more desperate each day. The current placeholder for

Jimmy Buffett, the Mobile native who rose from playing guitar in local bars to international superstardom, founded the “Trop Rock” genre of music emulated by countless others and founded a

A 22-year-old Italian national was arrested Tuesday morning and charged with three felonies in relation to an allegation of rape on the campus of Spring Hill College (SHC) earlier this

Have you heard the age-old question about which came first the chicken, or the egg? Sure. Have you heard it mentioned in reference to a multi-million-dollar investment downtown? Probably not,

Real or not, officials with the National Leprechaun Museum of Ireland say details of Mobile's 2006 Crichton Leprechaun sighting bear unusual accuracy to centuries-old folklore and legend.

"From now on, if you want to enjoy the magic of a jubilee, make sure you keep your fishing license current, bring a size chart and tape measure to the

Mobile and Baldwin county sheriffs say they’ll continue to make arrests and charge individuals who violate Alabama’s concealed carry permit laws until new state laws take effect Jan. 1, 2023.

This year, we learned Alabama Power is not only a lousy corporate citizen that uses political clout to ramrod through rate increases and shirk environmental responsibilities, but it's also slimier

The Mobile City Council popped the cork Tuesday morning on early alcohol sales on Sunday in an effort to make the city more competitive with surrounding areas. The new ordinance,

"Is Alabama’s fastest-rising political star about to get covered with 'Trump stank?' Let’s hope not. Katie, if Trump asks, politely decline and let him know Tommy Tuberville is available," writes

Lagniappe has confirmed online retail giant Amazon will open a sortation center in Mobile later this year, adding “hundreds of jobs” through the company’s first location in Alabama.

With Joe Lott’s ability to run the football, Coach Terry Curtis said that will open up the possibility of more run-pass option plays for UMS this season. Regardless of the position or situation, Lott...

Incumbent Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson held off four challengers to win re-election to a third term, besting four challengers on a day marked by lower-than-expected turnout. “We now have an

More than 120 people boarded Avelo Airlines’ first flight from Mobile International Airport Wednesday morning headed southeast to Orlando. City leaders called it the beginning of a new era of

Five-time MLB all-star Luis Gonzalez will now be an integral part of moving his alma mater forward into the future, as the newest member of the University of South Alabama

EPA officials recently delivered letters criticizing Alabama Power's plan to closure a coal ash pond in Bucks, Alabama, located near the Mobile Tensaw River Delta

Alabama Power and their cronies at ADEM will soon cue up the ranting and raving about the “liberals in DC coming down and interfering with the creation of by-God Alabama-made

Is Alabama’s best-known political columnist being paid $96,000 a year plus benefits by the University of Alabama System to help start a political history center and write a biography of

Even former defensive coordinator, now South Alabama head coach Kane Wommack, had to tip his cap to the Jaguars’ offense following the team’s first scrimmage Saturday morning at the Jaguar

Mobile Bay residents concerned about Alabama Power Company’s plan to bury 21 million tons of coal ash at Barry Steam Plant and other statewide facilities will have to drive more

The University of South Alabama Medical Center’s Level 1 Trauma Center will more than double in size thanks to a $5 million gift from Herbert A. Meisler presented at the

A recent MoneyGeek study ranking the "Most Dangerous" U.S. cities inaccurately placed Mobile at number two due to bad data. After corrections, the Azalea City plummeted in the report.

‘Mobiwood’ – State’s film credit is slim, but that hasn’t stopped the Port City from docking blockbusters Heartthrob Ryan Reynolds has called it his favorite filming location. American treasure...

The city of Mobile has decided to pull the plug on permits allowing people and organizations to paint the Midtown cannon.

After years of discussion, the University of South Alabama Board of Trustees is set to approve the construction of a $72 million on-campus football stadium this week.

For those expecting the tree-related festivities to end at the start of 2020, think again.The birthplace of Mardi Gras in the United States has converted what was formerly a Christmas

The Mobile City Council delayed a vote on a series of contracts that will begin the first phase of work on a Three Mile Creek biking and walking trail. Councilors

At the first of two public meetings hosted by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), people from around the Mobile Bay area spoke against Alabama Power Company’s coal ash storage

St. Paul’s head coach Ham Barnett admits he has heard talk about his team all season long, of how this would be a rebuilding season for the Saints, and the

Lagniappe and its reporters won 14 statewide print media awards this year, securing first place in five categories. This includes first place in the First Amendment category for its coverage

Mayors and elected officials from Mobile and Baldwin counties met in Spanish Fort Monday morning to endorse incumbent District 1 U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl, R-Mobile, in his race for re-election,

Last week, PSC candidate Twinkle Cavanaugh proclaimed she was fighting “tirelessly” for conservative principles, including “pro-life,” “pro-2A” and “pro-freedom.” Those are great. In the meantime,...

For the third time since the pandemic began Infirmary Health has the largest number of COVID-19 patients in the state across its three hospitals, and officials with the system used

After about eight months of negotiations and a new owner, a vacant auto repair shop at 5054 Old Shell Road will be redeveloped into a restaurant. The application gained approval

In 1946, an Azalea City institution opened its doors in the Oakleigh Garden District. Since then, Callaghan’s Irish Social Club has added food and live music to its offerings.

WPMI-TV’s news division was severely pared down Thursday in a bloodletting by the corporate ownership, Sinclair Broadcast Group, sources speaking on condition of anonymity say.

Mobile County environmental advocates are claiming victory as the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued a final denial Thursday of Alabama’s coal ash waste management plan.

Just off the corner of Conti and Joachim streets in downtown Mobile sits a small gray-brick building filled with shoes worn by feet from around the country. Smells of leather,

MacKenzie Scott, the ex-wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has donated $5 million to Goodwill Gulf Coast, marking the largest single financial gift in the group’s history.

The only thing standing in the way of Amtrak’s official return to Mobile now is the finalizing of a ground lease between the organization, the city of Mobile and CSX

With its top two quarterbacks injured and unavailable prior to facing Class 7A, Region 1 foe Fairhope last week, Davidson head coach Rick Cauley and his staff had some decisions

A Fairhope couple was granted a $3.8 million award against pest control company Terminix July 31, after an arbitrator determined the company breached the terms of its contract with the

For some reason, my faculties hadn’t left me and assessing the circumstances, I was sure I would die. But I didn’t. It wasn’t my time. The immense bad luck of

Photo | Mike Kittrell Bryson Goff can’t sit still; don’t ask him to, don’t expect him to. Especially on game day when Saraland head coach Brett Boutwell lets him know