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During the incident, a store employee shot at the offenders and one of the offenders shot at the employee.

You may see a Birmingham City Councilor on TikTok soon with an encouraging message for teenagers in the city.

Lawmakers could decide next week on how to spend hundreds of millions of dollars from the American Rescue Plan. A good chunk could go to expanding broadband around the state.

For the past week, Kate Davis has been doing what she can to help keep kids and staff healthy in the Hoover school district. She’s raising money to buy air purifiers for classrooms. Davis is a parent in the school district.

Helena Police are investigating after two people were found dead in a home on Wednesday afternoon.

Many drivers going into downtown Birmingham are taking a new route after the city closed down The Richard Arrington Jr. Blvd. Bridge, or The Rainbow Bridge earlier on January 21st. The bridge is still open to foot traffic and experts said it is still safe.

The freezing temperatures should remind us to make sure our heating system is in working order.

In the Gulf of Mexico, fishermen and boaters are likely singing the praises of University of Alabama students - specifically those students who created a special kind of app for nautical life.

Officer Carnell Buford is the first to notice if something is off. So an empty cafeteria Thursday made him wonder.

While many schools in our area are closing because of COVID, Birmingham City Schools has managed to keep its doors open. But some parents said they’d like to hear more communication about what’s being done to keep in-person learning going.

For parents who have children under 18, Mitchell suggests they wait to file until they receive a letter from the IRS, explaining exactly how much they received and if they are owed more.