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More Support for Settling BP Lawsuit
Go to court or settle? That's the question facing BP with a court date to determine liabilities in the Deepwater Horizon disaster just weeks away. Coastal mayors in one of the hardest hit counties are in favor of a settlement "if" it is fair.
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Foley Police Officer Races to the Top
How fast could you race up 33 flights of stairs? A Foley Police officer did it in just over four minutes to win the first ever "Race to the Top of the Tower in Orange Beach.
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Proposed Bridge Through Gulf State Park
It's been talked about for years but now building some sort of roadway through Gulf State Park in Orange Beach has new life. The state of Alabama and the builders of Foley Beach Express want to build an elevated roadway over the state park.
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Financial Future Of Orange Beach
It's been a tough go in Orange Beach, one of the cities hit hardest by the BP Oil Spill. But officials say things are looking up, as the mayor gave his State of the City Address Tuesday night.
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Get Free Help Filing Your Taxes
It's hard to believe, but tax season is already in full swing once again. We're less than three months out from the April 17 deadline, and appointments for a free tax preparation program are filling up fast.
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Snowbirds Relocating To Gulf Shores
Many snowbirds who visit Pleasure Island for the winter end up moving to the Gulf Coast.
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Irvington Teen Hopes To Become Senior Bowl Super Star
Breauna Jackson is a finalist in competition to select the singer of the National Anthem for this year's Senior Bowl.
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Trio From Mississippi Hopes To Become Senior Bowl Super Stars
Foresight, a trio from Hurley, Mississippi, hopes to become this year's Senior Bowl Super Star.
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Senior Bowl Super Star Finalist Jessica Strenth
Satsuma freshman Jessica Strenth wants to be this year's Senior Bowl Super Star
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Spending The Holidays At The Beach
Pleasure Island vacation rental companies are seeing brisk business this holiday season.
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New B.P. Commercial Promoting Tourism Will Be Televised Nationally
B.P. has produced another national television commercial promoting Gulf Coast tourism.
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Sing The National Anthem At The Senior Bowl
Registration for the 2012 Senior Bowl Supertsar competition begins Monday, December 19.
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Clear Cutting or Conservation in Gulf State Park
Logging trucks coming out of a state park loaded with timber is never a good sign except maybe in this case.
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Great Toy Drive in Full Swing
WKRG News 5 goes shopping with Poarch Creek Indians for The GREAT Toy Drive.
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Is BP Finished Cleaning Up Oil?
The U.S. Coast Guard has signed off on a plan by BP to end clean up operations along the gulf coast but that doesn't mean BP is leaving Baldwin County any time soon.
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GCCF Closing Office in Orange Beach
Kenneth Feinberg is closing more of his Gulf Coast Claims Facilities in order to consolidate operations. Eight offices will be closed by December 1st.
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It's Official: Record Breaking Tourism Season on Baldwin Beaches
If you went to one of Alabama's beaches this summer it certainly looked like a lot of people were there. Well now, the numbers are in to prove it.
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Burglary Ring Busted
The Fairhope Police Department has arrested four people that are part of a burglary ring that hit 50 homes in seven cities.
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BP Profits While Coastal Business Still Struggle
In three months BP made almost 5 billion dollars in profit. The oil giant announced it's third quarter results earlier today saying the company has rebounded from last years oil spill and is continuing to grow.
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Lessons Learned from BP Oil Disaster
A year and a half after the BP oil spill and scientists, business leaders and government agencies are still assessing the cause and affects of the worst oil spill in U.S. history.
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Marine Widow Shares Her Story To Help Other Military Families
Karie Fuggett’s husband Jimmy Cleveland Kinsey II died of a painkiller overdose following years of physical therapy from a war injury. Fuggett says her husband didn’t get the mental health attention he needed.
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BP Pays Big Bucks to Beach Communities
BP has paid out big bucks for the hit coastal economies took last year during the oil spill. A settlement reached this week by the city of Orange Beach brings the total to almost ten million dollars paid to Baldwin County beach towns in order to keep a promise.
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Exxon Says Mobile Bay Leak Caused by Salt Water Line
A pipeline leak offshore Alabama has forced ExxonMobil to halt gas production in the Mobile Bay area
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Gulf State Park Still Recovering From Massive Wildfire
New growth can be seen across Gulf State Park...nearly two months after a massive wildfire sorched parts of the park beyond recognition.
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