Investigators said 73-year-old Cortland Richard Dusseau left a business in Bessemer on Friday, July 30, 2021 and was reportedly returning to his home in Alabaster.
People in Shelby County will be happy to hear that the project to widen Highway 261 is still moving forward and ALDOT has planned a meeting to get your input.
This is the annual all-call to Hoover Dads (and other volunteers!) who wish to help spruce up HCS campuses before the start of the 2021-2022 School Year.
Alabama voters in Senate District 14, which includes parts of Bibb, Chilton, and Shelby Counties, and House District 73, which includes parts of Shelby County, will vote in the Special General Elections.
A heart-warming update on a story we’re following. Community members are working together to show appreciation to two young girls in Calera who are raising money to pay for expenses after that deadly interstate crash in June.
Alabama State Troopers said Christopher Rutledge was fatally injured when he drove off the roadway and struck an embankment on U.S. 280 approximately two miles northeast of Chelsea.
A Helena man is charged with Rape 1st and Incest after Helena Police said an investigation showed he repeatedly raped a juvenile family member over the span of seven years.
Shelby County Sheriff’s deputies are looking for a person of interest as part of their investigation into burglaries at several businesses in the Inverness area.
Preliminary data from the Department of Labor shows the county has an unemployment rate of 1.8 percent, which is lower than the state’s unemployment rate of 3.4 percent.
In March of 2021, the Helena Police Department partnered with KultureCity, a Birmingham based nonprofit organization dedicated to sensory awareness and inclusion for those with invisible disabilities such as Autism and PTSD.
The city of Calera met Monday night to talk about a planning and zoning compromise that would levy new rules for developers that would bring new houses to the city.
The Calera Police Department says the driver of a car that crashed into the South Shelby Baptist Learning Center Monday suffered an undisclosed medical emergency.
The Calera Police Department has a new set of tools that will go in every officer’s patrol car over the next few days designed to help officers serve adults or children who have special needs.
New York State Inspector General Letizia Tagliafierro said 57-year-old Latonja Serling allegedly collected nearly $70,000 in welfare benefits in New York State by misreporting her residency.
Deputies and rescue personnel responded to the area and located an adult male victim who appeared to have life threatening injuries from gunshot wounds. Investigators said the suspect drove off in the victim’s vehicle.
