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Mobile County Just Created Alabama’s First Court Docket Built Entirely Around Repeat Violent Offenders

James Bullard, July 15, 2026

Mobile County District Attorney Keith Blackwood has launched Alabama’s first Repeat Violent Offender Docket, aiming to bring qualifying cases to trial within 12 months starting Aug. 1.

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Mobile A courthouse setting representing the justice system

Mobile County Just Created Alabama’s First Court Docket Built Entirely Around Repeat Violent Offenders

James Bullard, July 15, 2026

Mobile County District Attorney Keith Blackwood has launched Alabama’s first Repeat Violent Offender Docket, aiming to bring qualifying cases to trial within 12 months starting Aug. 1.

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Mobile County EMS Just Donated a Birthing Simulator So Future Paramedics Can Practice Delivering Babies Before It’s the Real Thing

James Bullard, July 15, 2026

Mobile County EMS donated a birthing simulator to University of South Alabama EMS students, giving future paramedics hands-on practice with emergency field deliveries before facing the real scenario.

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A Prichard Business Owner Got a $700 Water Bill and No Water. Now He Wants to Know Why.

James Bullard, July 15, 2026

A Prichard business owner is questioning a $700 water bill he received despite having no running water, the latest complaint to surface amid broader scrutiny of the city’s finances.

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A Prichard Mayoral Adviser Was Arrested on Warrants Tied to Traffic Violations From 2020

James Bullard, July 15, 2026

Prichard mayoral adviser T.J. Pettway was arrested on outstanding warrants tied to 2020 traffic violations, adding to a run of legal and administrative turbulence in the city’s government.

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Five Volunteer Cleanup Crews Just Turned Their Trash-Picking Hours Into $5,500 for Mobile County Neighborhood Projects

James Bullard, July 15, 2026

Five Mobile County volunteer teams earned a combined $5,500 in Love Your Community grants for neighborhood cleanup and beautification projects, part of a program that has awarded more than $74,500 since 2021.

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