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MOBILE, Ala. (NBC 15) — he Mobile County District Attorney's Office, in partnership with the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, Tuesday launched Alabama's first dedicated Repeat Violent Offender Docket, a specialized court docket designed to identify, prioritize, and expedite the prosecution of the county's most dangerous re

Montgomery, AL- For Montgomery native PJ Belser, owning a business has always been a personal goal. As the owner and operator of Standard Integrity Janitorial, Belser turned that dream into reality by launching a company dedicated to providing dependable, high-quality cleaning services throughout the River Region. “I a

A routine Eclectic City Council meeting took a contentious turn Monday night after a resident publicly called for Mayor Guy Sanders to resign.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - In response to a Saturday drowning in Millbrook that left a juvenile dead, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) is reminding the public that water recreation comes with “inherent risk” and that safety planning is critical on all bodies of water. “There’s just a...

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ELMORE COUNTY, Ala. (WSFA) - A black bear seen Friday near Forest Avenue Magnet school is now believed to have traveled east of Wetumpka, according to state wildlife officials. Viewer video shows the bear taking a brief dip in a residential pool before returning to the woods. The home is...

Meteorologist Laine Pugh's Monday Evening Weather Forecast 7.13.26. Another soggy day is expected tomorrow, followed by a slight decrease in rain chances for the rest of the week.

A study released earlier this month found that Alabama counties that increased criminal fines and fees also saw increases in their jail populations. The study, published by the Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama (PARCA), found that for every additional $100 a county assessed in cumulative criminal court fees, a

The Alabama Department of Transportation is inviting North Alabama residents to help shape the state’s transportation priorities through 2050 during a public meeting next week in Huntsville. ALDOT’s North Region […] The post Speak now or sit in traffic later: ALDOT seeking public input appeared first on 256 Today .