Horns blared in solidarity between boats near Perdido Pass this morning, 11/7/09. That's the sound of fishermen who want to send a message to the feds. “What we want is sound, common sense management so we can plan our businesses,” says Charter Boat Captain Ben Fairy. Ben Fairey is one of dozens of commercial fishermen circling Perdido Pass. Some carried signs and words of warning--but many echoed the same message--they've done plenty to help the fish population already. They say they’ve helped make fisheries sustainable but regulators are making it… » More
Dozens of boats crowded Perdido Pass waters to send a message to fishing regulators. » More
Parents were saddling up for North Baldwin schools this weekend. » More
Oysters served in any way you can imagine is the highlight of this fundraiser. » More
Hundreds of bikers roared through Baldwin County for annual charity event. » More
Dozens of commercial and recreational fishermen protest regulations by the National Marine Fisheries. » More
Coast Guard families have to cope with the stress and challenges of moving every few years if they have a loved on in the service. » More
The Aviation Training Center in West Mobile County is a vital part of Sector Mobile and the entire US Coast Guard. All Coast Guard Pilots get… » More
The Coast Guard has a daily mission of keeping people safe on the water. Here’s a look at tonight’s Hometown Tour. » More
The Coast Guard men and women their have to be on their toes and ready to move if a hurricane gets close. » More
The US Coast Guard in Mobile is one of the few places in the country that services buoys, sea signs and other aids to nautical navigation. » More
Three college friends are cycling across the country to raise money for a cause. They stopped in Daphne on the way to St. Augustine. » More
Former MAMGA President Joseph McCray Junior is honored posthumously with the dedication of gallery in his name at the Mobile Carnival Museum. » More
The Greater Gulf State Fair closes today. » More
With some pretty scary deals, it looks like now’s the time to get your outfit for Halloween 2010. » More
Some people were waiting until the last minute to get their costumes together. » More
Chad's very excited to be a reporter on the Gulf Coast. He's the new early morning reporter for WKRG Morning News. Getting up at 2:30 every morning is nothing new to this intrepid go-getter. Chad's been working the AM shift for various radio and TV stations since college.
Friends, family and total strangers came together to welcome…
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