As we get closer to Halloween it’s about time to start buying pumpkins. However, fuel, seed prices and labor shortages are contributing to higher costs for pumpkins.
You may soon have a new venue for concerts and shows with a new performing arts center coming to Hoover. City leaders say they’re inching closer to signing a deal with local developer.
The principal of Glen Iris Elementary School is encouraging all of the teachers to get students outside and into the garden for a bit of cross-pollination of learning.
The Covered Bridge Festival offers plenty of family fun including a quilt show, arts and crafts, a rib cook-off, car show, live music, great food, self-guided covered bridge tours and more.
Old Europe Cheese, Inc. of Benton Harbor, MI is issuing a voluntary recall of its Brie and Camembert cheeses because of potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes.
“Our supply of dentists is really low,” said Dr. Stephen Mitchell. “We have fewer dentist per person in the state than anywhere else in the country and that leads to crisis.”
Police say Ricardo Carlos Jefferson was reported missing on September 28, 2022. He was last seen leaving his home in a 2015 gray Nissan Juke with the license plate 1A0182U.
Around 10:23 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 2, a multi-vehicle crash happened on I-65 southbound near the 304 mile marker. All lanes are currently blocked and will be for an undetermined amount of time, according to Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.
Dr. Erin DeLaney expects there to be more cases this flu season, mainly because the precautions many took during the COVID-19 pandemic have softened. For example, less people are masking and staying home nowadays than the past couple years.
Judge Ken Simon and his team reviewed over 13,000 citations. They also visited multiple town halls and sifted through police body cam footage to try and determine if Brookside police were racially profiling.
Coleen Vansant with the Alabama Forestry Commission says 31 fires burned over 500 acres across the state Thursday. One of the dozens this week lasted over 18 hours and spread over 200 acres in Shelby County.
You have heard us tell you before about price shopping for gas, where you drive around searching for the cheapest, but now, experts said it’s easier than ever.
Doctors Sara Gould and Asif Irfan were careful not to wade too much into Tua’s medical treatment after what they saw on September 29, but say there was no doubt the quarterback suffered a brain injury.
Alabama’s attorney general is reacting after the Alabama Supreme Court ruled in favor of state’s favor in its ongoing fight against electronic gaming machines, striking a blow to gambling operations in two counties.
Birmingham City students, their parents and faculty and staff will soon have the opportunity to transform their financial effectiveness through a financial literacy initiative funded in part by the City of Birmingham.
Hoover Police are cracking down on car break-ins. They were able to arrest three Birmingham men earlier this week for car burglaries and vehicle theft.
Touloupis says the pandemic taught them a lot of lessons on how to survive on a daily basis, even through uncertainty. Because of that, they are prepared in case the economy falls dramatically.
As more emergency crews prepare to head to Florida to assist with Hurricane Ian, first responders in Calhoun County are sharing their experiences during natural disasters.
More protection for people in Clanton. The Clanton Fire Department will soon be staffed 24 hours a day. The fire chief announcing this week that he plans to hire six full-time firefighters.
In Jefferson County alone, 236 people died from opioid overdose in 2019. There were 401 in 2021, but those battling the issue say the numbers don’t tell the whole story.
With inflation soaring and the economy in flux, many are finding fewer bucks in their wallets, but there are a few ways you can ensure your contribution goes farther.
A special report regarding racial profiling in the Town of Brookside’s Traffic Enforcement Program was released by the city-appointed investigator, former Circuit Court Judge Ken Simon.
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