Governor Riley tours flooding areas - WBRC FOX6 News - Birmingham, AL
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ESCAMBIA COUNTY, AL (WBRC) - Governor Bob Riley is visiting areas of south Alabama that were hit hard by flooding earlier this week. He is scheduled to meet with officials in Escambia County Friday afternoon.
A number of homes and businesses sustained damage from the heavy rainfall.
On Wednesday, Governor Riley declared a state of emergency in Escambia, Dale, Crenshaw and Covington Counties because of flooding and severe weather.
Authorities say a Huffman HS student who was shot in the head at Inglenook Rec Center has died.
More >>Authorities say a Huffman HS student who was shot in the head at Inglenook Rec Center has died.
More >>I’m tracking cloudy skies to the east of I-65 and mostly sunny skies to the west of I-65. This is impacting temperatures already and will result in highs in the middle 70s west and upper 60s east. I do expect thinning clouds this afternoon from west to east.
More >>I’m tracking cloudy skies to the east of I-65 and mostly sunny skies to the west of I-65. This is impacting temperatures already and will result in highs in the middle 70s west and upper 60s east. I do expect thinning clouds this afternoon from west to east.
More >>62 tornadoes. More than 200 deaths. It's been seven years since the deadly tornado outbreak that hit Alabama on April 27th, 2011. The impact of those storms can still be seen today across the state.
More >>62 tornadoes. More than 200 deaths. It's been seven years since the deadly tornado outbreak that hit Alabama on April 27th, 2011. The impact of those storms can still be seen today across the state.
More >>Tuscaloosa authorities have charged a man with kidnapping, rape and sodomy in the first degree.
More >>Tuscaloosa authorities have charged a man with kidnapping, rape and sodomy in the first degree.
More >>Birmingham is working to make the route to school safer for students in the Titusville Community.
More >>Birmingham is working to make the route to school safer for students in the Titusville Community.
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