Lagnia-Pod

Election night shakeup

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...

Districting pandemonium

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 [https://www.lagniappemobile.com/tncms/asset/editorial/d5b0894f-196d-4982-9d62-8b698fdefd72/], Dolly Parton’s pirate dinner show hits rough waters [https://www.lagniappemobile.com/tncms/asset/editorial/8be9a19b-539c-4420-a1c0-062d7f72f7c2/] in Orange Beach, Cowboy Bob Clark gets one last ride [https://www.lagniappemobile.com/tncms/asset/editorial/96daa19f-dcb1-498e-810f-07bc87628e79/], and Nappie voting is already getting wild. Catch the full podcast by smashing that play button...

Home, Sweet Homestead

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/interview-only-w-ashley-trice-rob-holbert-how-a-free-alt-weekly-became-alabamas-best-investigative-paper-332740619?app=listen

Quit that racket

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...

Lake Lease

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.