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4pm Monday Full Weather
SUMMARY: Meteorologist Ed Bloodsworth reports that the Gulf Coast will continue to experience a stretch of dry weather as the new work week begins, with a quiet radar and a Bay Breeze developing due to northeasterly winds. High pressure dominates the area, resulting in clear skies and low humidity. Current temperatures range from 81°F in Fairhope to 84°F in Pascagoula. Tonight’s temperatures will drop to the lower 50s, typical for this time of year. A weak cold front may bring slight temperature fluctuations later in the week, but overall weather remains stable with highs reaching 87°F by Thursday.
Quiet weather continues on the Gulf Coast. The pattern looks to stay dry through the week ahead . Lighter winds are expected this evening under a mostly clear sky. Overnight. Low temperatures will fall into the lower 50s. Winds will remain light. Our stretch of Sunny weather will continue through the middle of the work week. We may see a few passing clouds. Otherwise, the forecast remains quiet and warm with afternoon highs reaching the middle ’80s.
A weak cold front will move through the region by the time we hit the weekend.
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Controversy Brews Over Former Garden Cove Site June 30, 2025 | News 19 at 6 p.m.
SUMMARY: A new health food project, Origin Foods, is stirring debate in Huntsville at the former Garden Cove natural foods site on Meridian Street. Charles Bryant, founder of Origin Foods, aims to revive heritage-based vegetarian meals inspired by his previous work at Garden Cove, emphasizing affordable, authentic nutrition. However, the original Garden Cove family, including Edna Sydney, claim they were never informed and worry customers may be misled into thinking they’re involved, labeling the project as misleading. Bryant insists Origin Foods is a distinct, respectful revival of the legacy but not a reopening, hoping to partner with local farms and schools to promote healthy, affordable food options.
There is some controversy over a new business opening at the Garden Cove site.
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City: Immigration operation won’t impact Gulf Shores High construction
SUMMARY: Federal agents raided the Gulf Shores High School construction site last week, arresting about three dozen undocumented workers. Gulf Shores Mayor Robert Craft stated the city was not involved in or targeted by the raid and supports enforcing immigration laws. Construction, managed by the contractor, resumed immediately after a brief shutdown and remains ahead of schedule. Despite concerns about work quality raised after the raid, the mayor dismissed them as speculative. The \$131 million school is still on track to open in Fall 2026. Similar immigration operations have occurred across the Gulf Coast, targeting undocumented workers, some linked to criminal activities.
Construction of Gulf Shores High School resumes after federal agents arrested undocumented workers. Mayor Robert Craft assures the project is on track. Read the full story: https://www.wkrg.com/baldwin-county/gulf-shores-high-school-still-set-to-open-on-time-after-ice-raid/
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News 5 NOW at 12:30pm | June 30, 2025
SUMMARY: Amtrak will announce its Mobile to New Orleans schedule tomorrow at 8 a.m., including stops in Mississippi. Heavy rain continues to cause flooding on Government Street in Mobile, where drivers are urged to proceed cautiously. The Mobile Bay Pier will close Friday at 6 p.m. for Fourth of July fireworks setup, with the show starting at 9 p.m. Improvements at Foley’s Mel Roberts Park will include irrigation and sod on ball fields, funded by saved project money. A homicide arrest was made for a deadly shooting on Somerville Street in Mobile. Downtown Mobile streets will soon convert some one-way streets to two-way to improve walkability.
Amtrack has some big announcements, an update on a Mobile homicide, and torrential rain floods Government Street.
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