After five years, the Mabel Amos scholarship list is finally out — and it raises fresh questions about who benefited from millions meant to help students with financial need.

Plus: Prichard’s police chief sues for back pay, a Homeland Security agent faces sex-crime charges, longtime attorney Willie Huntley is arrested on a theft charge, Food Pak’s possible move sparks rezoning concerns, and Lane Kiffin keeps college football weird.

Tuberville’s residency fight heads deeper into legal weeds, while a new suit raises similar questions about GOP lieutenant governor candidate John Wahl.

Plus: the Public Service Commission does something rare and cuts Spire’s allowable profits, former sheriff’s deputy Daniel Holyfield cooperates with the feds, South Alabama football braces for portal-era reality, and MGM’s postseason hopes run out.

Flock cameras and license-plate readers are showing up across Mobile and Baldwin counties, raising new questions about crime fighting, privacy and who gets access to all that data.

Plus: Alabama joins a massive Meta settlement over kids and social media, high school football kicks off with famous sons and injured quarterbacks, Citronelle lands Team of the Week, AHSAA transfer lists spark new scrutiny, and a private investigator gets arrested in the South Alabama Medical claim-jacking probe.

Paul Finebaum gets a quick spin through SEC callers, Lane Kiffin and his serious flirtation with a U.S. Senate run before the table turns to political fights closer to home.

Plus: Orange Beach Mayor Tony Kennan’s ethics hearing timeline, Jerry Carl and Clyde Jones debating the debate, Barry Moore’s Trump bridge pitch, local football kickoff week, Jason Isbell’s Doug Jones rally, the Victor Birch manslaughter verdict and Johnny Hatcher’s dispute with the Semmes mayor.

The fight over dredge material in Mobile Bay may stir up questions for Alabama’s future leadership.

Jerry Carl is headed back from the political wilderness after a low-turnout District 1 primary.

Plus: Prichard eyes a stadium revival amid ongoing city chaos, Orange Beach’s short-lived Kenan investigation gets new scrutiny, Mahjong takes Mobile by storm and Tiki Week returns with rum, fruit and fire.

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Kevin Lee discusses his new book, "Sinners Above All Others: Seedy and Sordid Tales from Mobile's Underbelly," with Rob Holbert, Ashley Trice and Kyle Hamrick on this special episode of Lagnia-POD.

Alabama families caring for children with severe disabilities say Medicaid waiver redeterminations are suddenly becoming harder to survive.

Plus: Prichard’s trash, police and City Hall troubles somehow get messier, Baldwin County vehicle spending raises questions, and Mobile weighs new rules for dogs, cats and possibly tethered snakes.

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This week's episode of the award-winning Lagnia-POD explores the local and statewide conversation about data centers, Tommy Tuberville's "Golden Age Action Team" and much, much more. Smash that play button!

In this week's episode of the award-winning Lagnia-POD, the news team discusses Tropical Storm Bertha, hurricane names, happenings in Orange Beach and Prichard, and much more.

In this week's episode of the award-winning Lagnia-POD, the Lagniappe Daily news team discusses the 2026 Nappie Awards, pole-vaulting on Dauphin Street and claims that data centers are bad for cattle. All this and more when you smash that play button. Yee Haw!