Good morning, Mobile.

The Admiral Hotel in downtown Mobile was named one of five hotels recognized in the MICHELIN Guide 2026 for its design, service and charm.

Located at 251 Government Street (famous for its rich history, recent renovations and celebrity visits), the 156-room boutique remains a local icon.

HGTV named Bienville Square Alabama's best public park after its renovation following Hurricane Sally.

The historic city block hosts Mardi Gras festivities, weddings and live concerts and reopened in spring 2024 (at 150 Dauphin Street) to mark its bicentennial.

Foley native Lester Smith was named EMCC’s 2026 Alumnus of the Year on Saturday, Oct.

3 in Scooba; he was honored for his 43-year career as a coach, teacher and administrator in Baldwin County. He now helps his son at Snook Christian Academy.

Tropical Storm Isaias is strengthening in the Gulf and could bring tropical storm winds, heavy rain, and storm surge to Mobile starting Friday and continuing into Saturday.

Forecasts warn that conditions may worsen as the storm moves inland.

Foley Fire Department is adding a new ladder truck from a Minnesota facility for delivery this fall — the $1.4 million unit will serve Station 3 with four firefighters.

The city also plans a new fire station on East Fern Avenue, with design work finishing in March 2027.

AJ Finley, a Mobile native in his second season with the Seahawks who played in four games and recorded five tackles (three unassisted), was released Tuesday as the team adjusts its roster following a recent win over the Chargers.