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Mom won't let son's case be forgotten
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Family of deceased Alabama man claims surgeon removed liver, not spleen, before his death
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Smokenado forms during cornfield fire in Alabama
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Human remains found in ashes of burned Birmingham shed identifiedwvtm13.com21 hours ago
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Jefferson County’s first ever parks superintendent will oversee Red Mountain, Ruffner, Turkey Creek
Jefferson County now has a superintendent of parks who is overseeing Red Mountain Park, Ruffner Mountain and Turkey Creek Nature Preserve. The Jefferson County Greenways Commission was established last year to oversee the three parks, which had been run by separate non-profit boards. La Fran D. Marks has been named...
Councilor Tate Kicks Off Reelection Campaign, Answers Questions About City Email Use
Birmingham City Councilor LaTonya Tate on Tuesday kicked off her reelection campaign at a north Birmingham events center, saying she still had work to do. “I just want to thank each and every one of you guys for supporting me because I’m not going to do anything that I’m not asking you all to do,” Tate told the crowd of about 20 people gathered at the Avery’s Event Center on 27th Street North. “One thing I’ve done very well is I’ve stood on the people’s business. So, one of the things I’m very adamant about is public safety, number one, and making sure that I go out and get those resources and drive those resources back into the community.”
Longtime car wash to close after more than 30 years in downtown Birmingham
A car wash with deep roots in Birmingham is closing after more than three decades downtown. Etheridge Senior Car Wash opened 31 years ago by Willie Etheridge and is now run by his granddaughters, April Pritchett-White and Ashley Pritchett. “After 31 wonderful years, we regret to announce that we will...
Birmingham woman who lost 3 sons, nephew to violence seeks answers: ‘No peace until justice is served’
Two years ago today, a Birmingham mother felt the grief she knew all too well. Her son, Rodriquez “Dreke” Powell, 32, and her nephew, Justin Taylor, 35, were shot to death while sitting in a Mustang on Inglenook Street. It was about 1:40 p.m. that Saturday, Sept. 3,...
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