It has now been a quarter of a century since the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the people of the United States. Nearly 3,000 lives were lost in what remains the deadliest terrorist attack on U.S. soil. While the tragedy profoundly shaped the nation, it also revealed the deep resilience, compassion

Ella Langley has officially taken the country music world by storm, leading the nominations for the upcoming 60th Annual Country Music Association (CMA) Awards with a staggering nine nominations. Are you aware of her ties to the Alabama coast?

The Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) has proposed a Consent Order and an $18,000 civil penalty against Baldwin County Sewer Service (BCSS), LLC, for multiple environmental violations at its Fort Morgan Treatment Plant.

In a rare occurrence for the Foley community, local police arrested a man early Wednesday morning following a series of break-ins. The Foley Police Department, supported by their K-9 Unit, took 33-year-old Mendrell Dewayne-Marion Porter of Foley into custody.

The white-sand beaches of Gulf Shores and Orange Beach are famous for their beauty, but one of their most critical caretakers is an endangered resident that most people never see. Both the Alabama beach mouse and the Perdido Key beach mouse are federally protected, endangered subspecies that call this coastal region ho

During the Gulf Shores City Council work session held this week, city leaders reviewed critical infrastructure proposals ahead of an upcoming vote to ratify key Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) grants and received an in-depth progress report on the airport's ambitious $15 million terminal expansion project.

Following a five-month pause due to a funding shortfall, Mobile Baykeeper announced that its Swim Where It’s Monitored (SWIM) water quality monitoring program is officially relaunching as the CrowderGulf SWIM program.

In exactly one month, the pristine shores of Gulf Shores, Alabama, will transform into a lively seafood lover's paradise. Scheduled from October 8th through 11th, 2026, the 53rd Annual National Shrimp Festival is preparing to welcome over 300,000 visitors to the public beach