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Investigator: 'He wines and dines blue-blood Mobilians,' then steals their stuff
By Jillian Kramer and Dan Murtaugh MOBILE, Ala. -- They're priceless, investigators say.
Alabama cities plan Veteran's Day parades; Birmingham holds nation's oldest event
Several Alabama cities are planning parades and ceremonies to observe Veteran's Day on Nov.
Life Without Brianna: Murder Victim's Father Speaks
Nov. 3 - Bruce Parish calls a guest bedroom in his Daphne home the Bri room. It's filled with pictures and mementos of his murdered daughter Brianna.
Toys for Tots starts collecting gifts for needy children
A Marine corporal receives donations at a Toys For Tots station at Babies 'R' Us in west Mobile on Nov.
Senate Confirms Bayou la Batre Doctor as US Surgeon General
Oct. 30 - Dr. Regina Benjamin is headed back to the Gulf Coast with a new title: U.S. Surgeon General.
Flats east of Tensaw River, south of Causeway thick with shrimp, specks
Despite dingy, fresh water, speckled trout are still numerous on the flats south of the Causeway and east of the Tensaw River.
Outrage over petrol bomb claim on City fire
Bradford City joint chairman Mark Lawn has condemned a report on a US website which blames the Bradford City fire disaster on hooligans.
'Walkable' cities plans discussed - al.com
'Walkable' cities plans discussed - al.com : "SPANISH FORT a ' About two dozen officials from cities on both sides of Mobile Bay talked Thursday about how to make the entire area a nicer place to walk or bike through, and a safer place to raise children.
Coastal insurance: Homeowners group says lawmakers not doing enough
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Coastal insurance bills proposed by lawmakers from Mobile and Baldwin counties don't go far enough, according to a grassroots group of local homeowners.
Daphne wins grant to connect low-income sewer customers
After the state awarded the city a $500,000 grant this week, work could begin early next year on a $1.8 million sewer project long planned for an area just east of the Target store on Baldwin County 64.
What's Going Around: Flu, Flu and More Flu
Oct. 20 -- " We're seeing a good bit of the flu this week,a said Dr. Sharon Lawrence.
Clinic Running Out of Swine Flu Vaccine
Oct. 19 - While LOCAL 15 News found a couple of clinics in Mobile County with the swine flu vaccine, it seems that more places in Baldwin County are stocked up.
Renovations planned for Daphne shopping center
The former sites of Cato Fashions and Radio Shack at Magnolia Place shopping center were torn down last month to make room for the construction of a larger Dollar General store, scheduled for completion in mid-November. Work could begin this fall or winter to demolish the former Omni Health and Fitness gym and a neighboring carpet store in order to ...
Artists honored at weekend reception, exhibit runs to Nov. 8
State artists gathered Saturday evening to celebrate an exhibit at the Johnson Center for the Arts.
Are More People Supporting Sales Tax Increase For Schools?
Is the tide turning in favor of a temporary one cent sales tax increase for school funding? That's what Baldwin County Commissioners want to know.
ThyssenKrupp construction worker scam nets guilty plea from Fairhope, Ala., man
James Earl Hulett pleaded guilty today before Baldwin County Circuit Judge Charles Partin on charges relating to money stolen last summer as he impersonated a recruiter for construction workers at the ThyssenKrupp AG site.
Artists' Reception held at Johnson Center
"Bugabooger," is a natural and dyed maple with inlays of various exotic wood furniture-like composition, created by Dale Lewis.
Supporting Educational Enrichment in Daphne's Schools to hold meeting ...
Supporting Educational Enrichment in Daphne's Schools, a private community foundation, will host a meeting on Baldwin County's school funding crisis at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Daphne High's Trojan Hall.
WSJ: Recession Spells End for Many Family Businesses
It may not be news to those in the restaurant and foodservice distribution industries, where family-owned companies form the majority, but the Wall Street Journal today brings to light the harsh toll the recession is taking on family firms and key reasons many can't hang on any longer.
Loxley corrections officer charged with sexual contact with inmate
A state corrections officer at the Loxley Work Release Center was arrested on a felony charge of sexual misconduct with an inmate, authorities said Monday.