Lagniappe Daily

EXCLUSIVE — Heavily redacted tax returns volunteered by the Tommy Tuberville campaign as proof of his residency inadvertently exposed the sitting U.S. senator’s tax history, income details and sensitive information.

The documents blacked out nearly all details other than names and filing status, but left intact a scannable barcode at the top corner of the forms. When scanned, that code renders the data from the entire tax return, from Social Security numbers, driver’s license information, wages, deductions, and investment earnings.

Lagniappe details what that data reveals about Tuberville's tax history and the questions it raises.

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The fourth annual Port City Classic, to be played at Ladd-Peebles Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 5, will match Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association (SIAC) members Tuskegee University and Fort Valley State.

Port City Classic matchup set

More than one million gallons of sewage has flowed into Mobile waterways due to Prichard Water Works & Sewer Sanitary Sewage Overflows (SSO) over the past two weeks.

Recent storms spur Prichard sewage overflows More than one million gallons of sewage has flowed into Mobile waterways due to Prichard Water Works & Sewer Sanitary Sewage Overflows (SSO) over the past two weeks. Residents are

Faith Academy leadership sent parents a letter Friday defending a guidance counselor after she was convicted Thursday of failing to report information about sexual misconduct between a student and the school’s soccer coach.

Faith Academy defends convicted counselor Faith Academy leadership sent parents a letter Friday defending a guidance counselor after she was convicted Thursday of failing to report information about sexual misconduct between a student and the

A man died Thursday morning from injuries sustained during a wreck at the intersection of Moffett Road and Howells Ferry Road.

Man dies in motorcycle wreck

Paul Shalhub says when his company leased a Daphne office three years ago, he was looking for something he could do that would still allow him to take care of his mother who was then in her mid-90s, but after a dispute with his landlord over roof le…

‘Big Cheese’ title could cost 98-year-old woman her home Paul Shalhub says when his company leased a Daphne office three years ago, he was looking for something he could do that would still allow him to take care of

Paul Shalhub says when his company leased a Daphne office three years ago, he was looking for something he could do that would still allow him to take care of his mother who was then in her mid-90s, but after a dispute with his landlord over roof le…

‘Big Cheese’ could cost 98-year-old her home Paul Shalhub says when his company leased a Daphne office three years ago, he was looking for something he could do that would still allow him to take care of

A Faith Academy guidance counselor was convicted for the second time Thursday on a misdemeanor charge of failing to report sexual misconduct between a student and a soccer coach.

Counselor again convicted of failure to report

The Merry Widow has become one of downtown Mobile’s best sources for indie country artists, both established and up-and-coming. This weekend, Sunny Sweeney will be bringing Texas to the Azalea City. In 2007, Sweeney brought her smoky corner of the h…

Sunny Sweeney brings the Texas heat The Merry Widow has become one of downtown Mobile’s best sources for indie country artists, both established and up-and-coming. This weekend, Sunny Sweeney will be bringing Texas to the Azalea

Since the ’90s, Mobile has maintained an eager population of both mixers and mashers and the beat-hungry lovers of all things EDM. With country and jam currently dominating most local venues, Alabama Music Box’s eclectic philosophy toward music is g…

Let the beat ... mmm, drop! Since the ’90s, Mobile has maintained an eager population of both mixers and mashers and the beat-hungry lovers of all things EDM. With country and jam currently dominating most local