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Election night brought surprises, runoffs and a few political casualties across Alabama. PSC incumbents take a beating, Paul Prine falls to Paul Burch, Tuberville and Doug Jones head toward a rematch, Baldwin County races get messy, and the “spanking judge” makes a political return. All this and more by smashing the play button...

Alabama’s redistricting fight has gone full chaos, with congressional candidates scrambling to figure out which district they’re even running in. Plus: questions over Wes Allen’s taxpayer-funded  voter ads , Dolly Parton’s pirate dinner show  hits rough waters  in Orange Beach, Cowboy Bob Clark  gets one last ride , and Nappie voting is already getting wild. Catch the full podcast by smashing that...

Tuberville’s Auburn homestead records add to the questions about the Alabama senator's residency history. Plus: Mobile’s economy gets mixed reviews, MGM’s football coach is placed on leave, the Daphne cheer saga continues, Alabama’s redistricting fight gets messier, and Nappie voting is officially underway. The ToddCast https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-the-chuck-toddcast-28968989/episode/in...

Phantom pickleball noise is haunting Mobile, and one resident says the popping just won’t stop. Plus: AI hallucinations land a Mobile lawyer in hot water, another Amtrak crash, Baldwin County investigators identify a 30-year-old cold case victim, and Alabama’s attorney general race gets even weirder. All this and more by smashing the play button...

Springtime means snake season — and if you get bitten, jumper cables are not the answer. Plus: new twists in the Big Creek Lake fight, lockdowns at Spring Hill and St. Paul’s after a bomb threat, Fairhope’s inflatable penis protester walks free, and more questions for Alabama’s Ethics Commission.

Trump’s latest bizarre back-and-forth earns a check-in from Mobile’s new archbishop. Also: the mall comeback in Mobile, new questions around the USS Enterprise contract, airport authority shakeups, and more Stockton solar drama. All of this and more by smashing the play button...

Regions Arena lands in Mobile. A data center proposal in Prichard, and six-figure airport exit packages. All this and more by smashing the play button...

If Tommy Tuberville is an Auburn resident, how is he justifying spending tens of thousands of taxpayer/campaign funds to pay for flights and fine dining in 30A, where he owns a “vacation home? https://www.lagniappemobile.com/news/alabama/tuberville-s-florida-expenses-examined/article_3fd9bb61-df7d-480b-b314-071164d082c3.html All this and more by smashing the play button...

A group presenting as a local "Citizens for Property Rights" organization against zoning in Baldwin County, Alabama, has turned out to be fueled by a conservative political communications firm. All of this and more by smashing that play button...

Since election, Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville has continually used expense accounts and campaign funds to return him to Florida's 30A area — where he owns a $4.5M Santa Rosa Beach house, lived and voted immediately prior to running for Congress. All this and more by smashing the play button...

Unrest around Alabama utilities, South Alabama basketball and a few laughs about "burger products." All this and more by smashing the play button.

Coyote problems heating up in Mobile, how Continental Aerospace's CEO couched an attempted acquisition , and parties trade barbs in a state lawmaker's lawsuit against Austal . All of this and much more by smashing the play button.

Perception of safety in Downtown Mobile, local sports with Tommy Hicks, and a ship show of controversy over vessels in the Port of Mobile.

Aggressive tossing by a mystic landed him in handcuffs Tuesday night. The Lagniappe staff runs through all the Mardi Gras madness, local sports news with Tommy Hicks, and legislative efforts to change the Alabama Public Service Commission.

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School choice and high school recruiting/competitive balance controversies collided this month in a decision by the state's top athletic association to divorce private and public school regions and post-season play. We also discuss: • Mardi Gras w/ the Mobile Mask • Laws being advanced by local lawmakers • Primary elections set All this and more by smashing the play button...

Where music meets mission at the USA Health Doc Rock fundraising event on January 29th at Soul Kitchen in Downtown Mobile. The show starts promptly at 7 p.m. You can purchase tickets and vote for your favorite bands online today ➡️  Purchase tickets here ------------------------------------------------- Legendary Fox 10 anchor Byron Day joins the show to share insights on the evolution of journali...

Where music meets mission at the USA Health Doc Rock fundraising event on January 29th at Soul Kitchen in downtown Mobile. The show starts promptly at 7 p.m. You can purchase tickets and vote for your favorite bands online today ➡️ Buy tickets now ----------------------------------------------------- The editorial staff dives into Gov. Kay Ivey's final state of the state, local transfer portal act...

Lagniappe joins Mobile Mask Editor in Chief Alyson Sheppard to discuss the impending Carnival season and the newest edition of the magazine hitting shelves today. We also touch on: • The 'war on police' a couple attempted in Midtown • Business personal property taxes • This week's cover story is on an Afghan-U.S. ally who started a new life in Mobile • Riley Leonard's NFL debut All...

In the latest episode of the award-winning Lagnia-POD, the news team looks back on some of 2025's greatest journalistic hits and previews the stories they plan to break in 2026. Happy New Year!

The Indianapolis Colts called Phillip Rivers' number. The 44-year-old St. Michael's Catholic Head Football Coach answered and gave the Seahawks a run for their money. Back in Mobile Bay, A.J. McCarron says he's bowing out of a political bid. Also in this episode: • Some Baldwin County mayors say they were erroneously announced as endorsing a local state senator. • New data suggests Mob...

This week, on Lagnia-POD: City, county leaders spar over lease. Rifts widening on online sales tax. And, could a phone call down to Fairhope be the making of the next great sports film?

In this episode of the award-winning Lagnia-POD, Arts Editor Kevin Lee explores the life and crimes of Patricia Krenwinkel, a member of the infamous Manson family who spent time in Mobile.

Enraptured in the spirit of Thanksgiving (and Wicked), this week, the Lagniappe team winds its way down a yellow brick road of culinary memories, Iron Bowl takes, Stauter boats, Kash girlfriend spending and munchkin profanity. All this and more by smashing that play button... Gobble Gobble

Mobile Bay waters are much clearer lately. Why? A number of tributary factors appear to be colliding all at once. Mobile officials greenlight new blighted property laws. And the latest on high school football playoffs, flag football and CFB standings.