A Pelham weiner dog is racing around the country to see if he is the fastest dachshund in the country. His name is weenie and his handler/owner Megan Ramirez is taking this quite serious. Even to the point Weenie actually trains for the races doing real exercises like squats, burpees and push-ups.
Trapped inside on the burning third story was O'Sheana Harrison and her kids, all under the age of 3. Four Des Moines officers are being hailed as heroes for their efforts to save the family.
One year later, folks in Cullman County are still recovering from the ‘other’ significant weather event on March 19, 2018: record sized hail that caused massive damage.
Over the past year, we’ve learned that the damage that happened at Jacksonville State University was the worst to ever happen to a state institution in Alabama history.
Get an aerial view of Jacksonville State University, both from March 2018 after the campus was rocked by an EF-3 tornado, and March 2019, to see the recovery effort at the school.
A Pelham weiner dog is racing around the country to see if he is the fastest dachshund in the country. His name is weenie and his handler/owner Megan Ramirez is taking this quite serious. Even to the point Weenie actually trains for the races doing real exercises like squats, burpees and push-ups.
The tornadoes that swept through Jacksonville a year ago Tuesday damaged more than just the JSU campus. They also left their mark in two nearby neighborhoods full of homes.
On March 19th, 2018, a tornado hit Jacksonville, Alabama, causing widespread damage, including on the campus of Jacksonville State University. J-P Dice and Wes Wyatt look back at the severe weather event and how those communities have been working to rebuild these last 12 months.
The plume of smoke extended above 4,000 feet on Tuesday and was being carried away on the wind, so the fire is not affecting the surrounding neighborhoods, authorities say.
Vestavia Hills city commissioners approved spending money on a design plan that will fix up an existing gun range for their police to train at any time they want.
In advance of two ceremonies that will be held Tuesday to mark the one year anniversary of the tornado, Dr. John Beehler met with reporters to update them on the school’s recovery efforts.
