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,
A spokesperson for Alabama Power said the utility was closely monitoring the dam holding back nearly 21 million cubic yards of spent coal ash at
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
