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(Update) Law enforcement officials have taken a man into custody following a shooting earlier this week in Foley. The arrest comes after a detailed investigation into the shooting. Officers worked quickly to track down the person they believe is responsible.
The federal red snapper season for charter and headboat anglers in the Gulf is getting a second act to close out 2025. NOAA Fisheries has decided to reopen the recreational for hire season in federal waters. The move comes after scientists reviewed updated catch data.
The holiday season in Orange Beach will shine a little brighter this year as residents prepare for a unique community tradition. The Garner C. Tampary Memorial Foundation and the City of Orange Beach are teaming up once again to host a festive celebration.
Maintenance dredging is currently underway at Perdido Pass to ensure the busy waterway remains clear and safe for navigation. The project, managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, began in late November and is expected to be completed before Christmas, weather permitting.
The South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce announced this past Wednesday that applications are now open for its Membership Director position following the departure of Frank Shepard, who has accepted a role as Economic Development Manager for the City of Foley.
Baldwin County’s housing market showed a mixed picture in November 2025, with prices moving in different directions across key areas. New data from Baldwin REALTORS® Multiple Listing Service point to falling prices in the Resort market and moderate gains in the Traditional Residential market.
The City of Orange Beach is preparing for the 2026 beach season by opening resident parking pass registration and renewals for Gulf State Park and City Beach accesses. City officials announced that passes will be handled through Orange Beach City Hall.
The Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo in Gulf Shores has a new resident that is helping raise awareness about one of the world's most endangered big cats. Mystique, an eleven-year-old melanistic Amur leopard, recently arrived at the zoo and has already started showing off her personality to keepers.
The popular Hangout Music Festival will not take place in 2026, according to last night’s announcements from Gulf Shores city officials. The cancellation comes after the festival organizers were unable to secure the required musical acts in time. Despite this setback, plans are already underway to bring the event back