The Alabama Department of Public Health has closed all shellfish growing waters in Mobile and Baldwin counties.

People awoke early Tuesday morning to roads under water, whipping winds, and 10-foot waves. That is what Tropical Storm Ida brought to Pensacola Beach

After a storm, debris can often turn up in area water ways, and sometimes that debris could turn out to be a boat.

Baldwin County leaders say Ida didn't do any serious harm in their neck of the woods.

Ida may not have been quite as strong as other storms on Dauphin Island, but she still left her mark.

Jackson County Mississippi has reported the effects that recent storms had on the area. Road conditions are improving throughout the county as Tropical

Tropical storm warnings have been discontinued for the area around Gulf Shores. Little or no damage was received due to Tropical Storm Ida.

Due to the rapidly improving weather conditions following Tropical Storm Ida, the American Red Cross Alabama Gulf Coast Chapter is closing the two emergency

Christina Leavenworth reports Tuesday morning from Pensacola Beach as waves whipped up by Tropical Storm Ida continue to crash ashore.

So far, the Baldwin County EMA, Mobile County EMA, and the Jackson County, Miss. EMA have no major flooding to report.

The Baldwin County Emergency Management Agency strongly encourages residents in the Fish River, Styx River and Blackwater River areas to be aware of potential

Ida has weakened to a Tropical Storm. There's no need to put the hurricane boards up, but you do need to take some precautions.

Folks on Dauphin Island started feeling the effects of Ida early Monday morning.

Tropical Storm Ida is bringing high surf to Pensacola Beach. Roads are covered with water, and the island is under a voluntary evacuation.

Sheriff Huey Hoss Mack has announced that the Baldwin County Sheriff's Office will be enforcing a curfew that is applicable to Baldwin County, Alabama.