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3 Baldwin County companies have been approved for medical cannabis
A fifth-generation farm in Daphne, a 400-employee nursery in Loxley and a U-pick farm with Airbnb rentals in Fairhope are all waiting to pioneer for the state its venture into medical cannabis. The … more
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Cori White, strings instructor, leads a tune.
Baldwin County Youth Orchestra seeking volunteers for inaugural Madrigal Dinner
They may be in the heart of summer camp mode, but the Baldwin County Youth Orchestra and Chorus is looking ahead to Christmastime. The nonprofit classical music orchestra, which has string groups for … more
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2022 Alabama taxpayers to receive rebate
Alabama has passed a law that grants a one-time rebate to 2022 Alabama taxpayers following a decrease on the grocery tax. Eligible taxpayers who submitted their tax returns on or before Oct. 17, … more
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Taziki’s manager killed in shooting was 38-year-old Daphne man, police say
Daphne police have released the name of the victim in Thursday morning’s shooting. Michael Mallette, a 38-year-old Daphne resident and manager of Taziki’s Mediterranean, was shot around … more
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Linda Doyle
Foley woman serving 99 years for murder has conviction upheld by state appeals court
A 69-year-old woman who was sentenced to 99 years after being convicted of murdering her husband saw her conviction upheld by the state appeals court. Linda Doyle, 69, was convicted in Baldwin … more
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Songwriter/actor Mary Steenburgen is among the featured creatives in the “Southern Storytellers” documentary series premiering July 18 on PBS.
WSRE PBS to host "Southern Storytellers" film screening and writers' round
PENSACOLA — The American South is known for its boundless creativity, absorbing personalities and evocative landscapes. "Southern Storytellers," a new three-episode series from Public Broadcast … more
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Red snapper harvest open on Alabama Gulf Coast for July 4
The Marine Resources Division of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has announced that Alabama state waters and federal waters will be open to private and state-licensed … more
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Daphne Police Chief Brian Gulsby confirmed the victim was a manager at Taziki’s, but his name has not yet been released.
Taziki’s manager killed in shooting at Daphne restaurant
Daphne Police Department is investigating an early-morning shooting that left one man dead. Shortly after 5:30 a.m. Thursday, DPD officers responded to the parking lot area of Taziki’s … more
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Kevin Gates sat down with Gulf Coast Media at the 2023 Hangout Music Festival. The interview video can be watched on Gulf Coast Media’s social media platforms.
Kevin Gates "Only The Generals" Tour coming to Mobile in Dec.
Just seven months after his Hangout Music Festival appearance in Gulf Shores, Louisiana rapper Kevin Gates is bringing his "Only the Generals" Tour to the Mobile Civic Center. Gates has amassed … more
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Independence Day celebrations around Baldwin County this weekend, June 30 – July 4
The Independence Day holiday weekend is a long one this year. With the holiday falling on a Tuesday, you have five days to celebrate. We have put together a list of events across the Alabama Gulf … more
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Sports Editor Cole McNanna poses with the first-place award from the Alabama Press Association for best sports photo in Division D at the annual awards banquet Saturday at the Perdido Beach Resort.
The oral history of an award-winning sports photo
One of the first thoughts that came to mind after I learned one of my photos took first place at the Alabama Press Association's media awards was that I had to interview the athlete who made the … more
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Summerdale Police Chief Kevin Brock (right) was placed on paid administrative leave Wednesday, June 21, by Mayor David Wilson.
Summerdale mayor places police chief on paid administrative leave
SUMMERDALE – Summerdale is currently without a police chief after the current chief, Kevin Brock, was placed on paid administrative leave Wednesday, June 21, by Mayor David Wilson. Wilson … more
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Beat the Alabama heat: Stay safe and cool this summer with these essential tips
Have you been outside recently? The high summer heat is upon us with temperatures in the 90s and heat index temperatures reaching 115. Heat safety should be a top priority for yourself and your … more
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The scope of HB261 includes a provision that exempts certain athletic events where male and female athletes compete together. It also permits intercollegiate athletic teams or sports sponsored by public two-year or four-year institutions, provided they are strictly for females, women or girls. Private institutions are exempt from the bill's requirements.
Alabama bans trans athletes from competing with identified gender
Alabama has passed a new bill, HB261, that prohibits trans athletes from participating in collegiate and K-12 level sports that align with the gender in which they identify. The legislation was … more
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Alabama has enacted a new law that strictly prohibits drivers from holding their phones while operating a vehicle. The recently passed legislation outlines several exemptions. The law does not apply to voice-based communication, such as phone calls or speak-to-text features. It also allows the use of navigation applications, recording or broadcasting videos on a cell phone, and exempts law enforcement from restrictions.
Alabama passes law prohibiting phone usage while driving, effective immediately
Alabama has enacted a new law that prohibits drivers from holding their phones while operating a vehicle. The legislation, known as SB301, takes effect immediately across the state. During a … more
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VRBO predicts a 13% drop in occupancy this year, according the Beachball Property owner Hunter Harrelson. The local business owner that his company's occupancy is down by only 6%, but he expects a further decrease as the season progresses
Report predicts occupancy drop in Alabama beach rentals
GULF SHORES — Vacation rental occupancy is down along the Gulf Coast as people and families have all their options open again after the pandemic. VRBO has reported a projected 13% decrease … more
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Orange Beach City Schools Superintendent Randy Wilkes addresses media and the crowd Tuesday, June 27, at the Orange Beach Board of Education.
Orange Beach superintendent, mayor say $4.6M not owed to state for Foundation Program funding discrepancy
Orange Beach City Schools, this year charting its own path, does not owe the state the $4.6 million Alabama education leaders said it did last year in connection with a Foundation Program funding … more
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Foley train rides canceled amid extreme heat conditions
FOLEY – Foley’s popular train rides have  been canceled Tuesday, June 27, due to expected excessive heat. The rides aboard the Charles Ebert Jr. Express take place each Tuesday, … more
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A Gulf Shores resident sticker is seen on the windshield of a car. In Gulf Shores, the decals allow residents free city parking as well as re-entry to the island after a storm. The number on the decal corresponds with the property's respective zone and allows police and emergency personnel to quickly identify who should be allowed into a restricted area(s) at the appropriate time.
Hurricane re-entry decals available for Gulf Shores and Orange Beach residents, business owners
Hurricane season is in full swing, which means it's time to plan — ahead of time — for evacuation and re-entry. If you are a resident or business owner in Gulf Shores or Orange Beach, … more
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When looking for water-rich foods, head straight to the produce department and look for fruits and vegetables that contain at least 85% water. Cucumbers top that list as they're about 95% water and are low in calories while high in fiber and vitamins K and A.
Beat the heat with hydrating foods this summer
Staying hydrated can help you live a longer, healthier life. But drinking multiple glasses of water throughout the day isn't for everyone. Health experts say that's OK. While fluids are … more
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