John Sharp

Alabama has had few instances in recent years in which one of its seven congressional seats was considered competitive enough before a General Election to warrant a structured debate.

A mosquito trap used by the Mobile County Health Department to detect mosquito-borne diseases recently collected a specimen testing positive for the West Nile Virus.

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The traditional economic trend lines appear to be heading in the right direction for an incumbent presidency.

A coastal Alabama summit focused on the opioid epidemic Thursday featured expert panels discussing drug crime statistics, education, and innovative

The Mills community west of Foley voted in support of annexation last year. Now the 170 or so residents could be seeing some upgrades to their community as part of a planning process underway.

Libraries in Alabama continue to be on the front lines of the culture wars, including in Mobile where worries over losing $486,000 in state aid surfaced Tuesday during a council meeting.

Voters in some of Alabama's counties will decide on whether to elect a constable. And once again, the inclusion of a constable on the ballot raises questions on whether the position is needed.

Democratic congressional hopeful Shomari Figures outraised Republican Caroleene Dobson by almost doubling her contributions during the third

An aerospace repair service company at Mobile's Aeroplex at Brookley is poised to make a $4.7 million investment that is expected to add 50 new jobs over the next three years, increasing its employment to 110.