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Health care students at Coastal Alabama get hands-on experience with mass casualty drill
SUMMARY: Healthcare students at Coastal Alabama Community College participated in a realistic mass casualty drill, training alongside First Responders to prepare for real-world emergencies. The event simulated the chaos of a crisis, pushing nursing and healthcare students to think on their feet and utilize their skills effectively. This year’s drill was more extensive than ever, featuring local police, fire departments, a SWAT team, and even a medical helicopter. The college has organized similar drills for over a decade, emphasizing the importance of preparedness for various scenarios in the healthcare field to ensure students are ready for potential real threats.
Health care students at Coastal Alabama Community College received hands-on experience of how to respond to a mass casualty situation Friday afternoon during a realistic simulation drill on the Bay Minette campus.
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Act of Sisterly Love: Younger Sister Donates Kidney to Older Sister | July 15 2025 | News 19 at 10 p
SUMMARY: Two sisters from Harvest share a powerful story of love and sacrifice after younger sister Marcella donated a kidney to her older sister, Leticia. Diagnosed with kidney failure in 2023, Leticia endured a grueling dialysis routine until the transplant on June 12, which transformed her life. Marcella’s decision came from seeing her sister’s struggles and discovering she was a perfect donor match. The transplant has given Leticia a fresh start, and both sisters now share a stronger bond. They hope their story encourages others to consider kidney donation and inspire hope for those on long transplant waitlists.
A pair of sisters from Harvest tell News 19 that they feel more connected than ever before. That’s because one gave the other the gift of a second chance at life.
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Mobile native awarded proclamation for contribution to the black deaf community
SUMMARY: Dr. Carolyn McCaskill was honored with a proclamation by the Mobile City Council for her dedication to the Black Deaf community. Growing up deaf in a challenging environment in Toulminville, she overcame obstacles related to race, disability, and gender. She was part of the first integrated class at the Alabama School for the Deaf and earned a Ph.D. from Gallaudet University, where she founded the Center for Black Deaf Studies. Her journey defied low expectations, inspiring her family and community. Her son praised her achievements, emphasizing that people with disabilities can accomplish anything. Dr. McCaskill’s legacy continues as a trailblazer and advocate.
A local black, deaf woman opened the path for other deaf people through her contributions to the deaf community
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News 5 NOW at 5:30pm | July 14, 2025
SUMMARY: News 5 NOW at 5:30pm on July 14, 2025, covered key local updates. The price of a forever stamp will rise to 78 cents, a nickel increase. Florida teens aged 15-17 face new driver’s permit rules starting August 1, requiring Real ID documents, proof of address, parental consent, and a six-hour driver safety course. Gulf Shores International Airport is considering expansion with added flights. Mobile police reported a man accidentally shot in the buttocks during a traffic stop pursuit. Finally, a physical fight occurred at Pensacola’s Splash City Water Park, under investigation with no arrests. Viewer polls on UFOs and summer preferences also aired.
New requirements hitting teens learning to drive, where on the body a man was shot after a police pursuit, plus a fight breaks out at a water park, what those involved are saying.
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