Sunken Treasure A reporter’s remarkable account of finding the last slave ship By Ben Raines This is the story of how I found Clotilda, the last ship to bring enslaved Africans to the United States. It is a compelling tale, and even as I write these words, new chapters unfold,
Mobile Baykeeper is urging the state’s largest power provider to expand the transparency of its upcoming public meetings on coal ash remediation plans, claiming a
A week before Alabama Power is scheduled to host its first and only public meeting regarding plans to close the coal ash pond at Plant
Environmental organizations are decrying a ruling last week by the Alabama Public Service Commission (PSC) green-lighting a plan by Alabama Power to increase its energy
A Baldwin County property owners association (POA) recently filed a lawsuit against the developers and financiers of their subdivision, claiming its more than 200 homeowners
The 242-acre Magnolia Springs agricultural property at the center of a five-year-long legal case involving some of Baldwin County’s most prominent property developers is pending
In a hearing that lasted less than eight minutes Feb. 5, Baldwin County Circuit Court Judge Clark Stankoski wanted to make one thing clear: “I
