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T-Mobile is sending users a suspicious text message asking them to update their PIN, email, and security questions.

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A judge rejected a request to shorten from 12 months to 3 months vacate orders for Blue Island Forest View Mobile Home Park ...

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A now-closed post-injury rehabilitation clinic on Old Shell Road in Mobile will remain shut for the foreseeable future.

T-Mobile users have received text messages with a link to update their PIN and other account details. This text is actually legit, but you don't need to click the link.