The Internal Revenue Service is looking for folks who are due to receive a combined $1.85 million in the form of 1,571 refund checks that were returned to the

Mobile City council members approve more than $430,000 for road work on Florida Street. Merchants are keeping their fingers crossed the road will be open in

Signal International will construct components to be used in a drillship reliability upgrade program for Noble Corp., an offshore drilling contractor for the

Thousands of small businesses that rely on Alabama Power Co. are going to get a break on their electric bills starting Jan. 1.

It's no secret that the Baldwin County school system is in trouble. Friday the County Commissioners and School Board members met to try to find an answer to

Mississippi oyster dealers say consumers can expect prices to rise if the Food and Drug Administration goes ahead with a proposal to ban sales of raw oysters

The intersection of Old Shell Road and McGregor Avenue is undergoing a face lift. The group known as The Village of Spring Hill has been working to clean up

An increase in demand has led Mercedes-Benz to tell workers at its Vance plant they will return to a five-day work week on Nov. 30 and will continue on that

The City of Prichard has filed for Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection for the second time in 10 years.

The Alabama State Port Authority has approved a $53 million capital spending budget for 2010, sharply reduced from last year, as it tries to build up cash

The Gulf Shores city council has agreed to borrow about $1.2 million from Saunders Yachtworks to offer as matching funds required for a $6 million federal

On Tuesday, October 27, 2009, the City of Prichard filed for Chapter 9 of Title 11 Bankruptcy Protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District

Federal officials plan to ban sales of raw oysters harvested from the Gulf of Mexico unless the shellfish are treated to destroy potentially deadly bacteria.

More than 20,000 Mobilians who were part of the labor force in January are now looking for work. The downturn has led to a local unemployment rate of 11.1

Mississippi's state-licensed casinos saw their September winnings from gamblers fall 2.8 percent from a year ago, even though business was up slightly along