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A high school teacher and her husband pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges that they stole appliances and fixtures from construction sites. Court records show the stolen goods were worth thousands.

City officials will discuss a highly competitive grant to fund a major renovation project for Broad Street during the City Council's regular meeting on Tuesday. Live updates will be posted here during the 10:30 a.m. meeting.

he Wallace Tunnel has been reopened fully to traffic following an early-morning traffic collision involving a tractor-trailer.

The National Weather Service in Mobile is reporting moderate flooding on Fish River near Silverhill Tuesday morning, following a string of severe storms overnight.

Emergency personnel responding to multiple vehicle accidents around the Mobile area.

Heavy rain has caused officials to issue road closures in Baldwin and Mobile counties

Gulf Shores officials have a plan in the works to create a combination high school and community college campus on city-owned property at the corner of County Road 8 and the Foley Beach Express.

The National Weather Service has issued flood warnings for areas of Baldwin County as rain totals from a passing cold front mount

Baldwin County Emergency Management Deputy Director Reggie Chitwood told AL.com late Monday night that Fish River was already at 13.4 feet and is expected to reach 13.9 feet in the coming hours.

Roadway stripes, littering, Airbus, and cruise ships were among the topics Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson addressed during a 90-minute question and answer session Monday night at Christ United Methodist Church.