Prichard Police Announced Arrest in 2018 Gas Station Shooting
Prichard police announced an arrest in February 2018 after a fatal shooting outside a Whistler gas station on St. Stephens Road.
Prichard Police Identify Victim in Fatal Shooting at St. Stephens Wood Apartments
Prichard police identified a 21-year-old Whistler man as the victim of a fatal shooting at an apartment complex, marking the city's 19th homicide of the year.
Prichard Police Seek Tips in Fatal Shooting on Canada Court
Prichard police are asking for the public's help identifying who shot and killed a man near Main and Parson streets in a homicide investigation.
Chickasaw Man Dies After Being Shot While Sitting in His Car in Prichard
A 49-year-old Chickasaw man died after being shot while sitting in his vehicle in Prichard's Alabama Village area, and investigators are still seeking leads.
Prichard Hosts National Night Out to Build Police-Community Ties
Prichard held its annual National Night Out event at Prichard Stadium, offering food and activities to strengthen police-community ties citywide.
Prichard Crime Sweep Nets Dozens of Arrests With Help From U.S. Marshals
State troopers, U.S. Marshals and Mobile County deputies teamed up for a two-day sweep in Prichard that led to 36 arrests on outstanding warrants.
Saraland Man Identified as Victim in Unsolved Prichard Shooting
Prichard police identified a 43-year-old Saraland man as the victim of a fatal shooting found near the entrance to the Gulf Village neighborhood.
‘Underwhelmed’ by the GOP Field, Jay Cooper Enters the Baldwin Senate District 32 Race
Eastern Shore attorney and former Prichard mayor A.J. 'Jay' Cooper entered the race for Baldwin County's open Senate District 32 seat, saying he was 'underwhelmed' by the Republican field and…
Prichard’s Juneteenth Celebration Draws Hundreds for Music, History and Family
Hundreds gathered in downtown Prichard for a Juneteenth celebration filled with gospel music, family heirlooms and reflection on history.
When Mobile County Police Seize Property, Owners Often Bear the Burden of Proof
Local cases show how Alabama's civil asset forfeiture laws let Mobile County and Prichard police seize cash and vehicles without criminal charges.