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VIDEO: Pistol-Packin’ Granny Puts Would-Be Burglar Behind Bars
A would-be burglar is behind bars thanks to a pistol-packing Pennsylvania grandmother.
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A would-be burglar is behind bars thanks to a pistol-packing Pennsylvania grandmother.
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6-year-old Boy Dies in House Fire
Franklin County Boy, 6-year-old Mason Scott , Died in Weekend House Fire in Russellville
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Franklin County Boy, 6-year-old Mason Scott , Died in Weekend House Fire in Russellville
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Wife Of Former Shelton State President To Plead Guilty In Federal Investigation
The wife of former Shelton State Community College President Thomas Umphrey has agreed to plead guilty to three counts.
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The wife of former Shelton State Community College President Thomas Umphrey has agreed to plead guilty to three counts.
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UPDATE: Fay Lingers Over Fla; Keeps it from Strengthening into Hurricane
May Affect Ala.Coast as Early as Sunday
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May Affect Ala.Coast as Early as Sunday
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Three charged in Birmingham storm drain thefts
Three men accused of stealing at least 40 city-owned storm drain covers valued at $10,000.Three Birmingham men are scheduled to appear in court Monday after being arrested in connection with the thefts of at least 40 city-owned storm drain covers, according to police reports and court records.Marcus Robinson, 28, and Donald Scott and Bradius Hall, both 20, and were arrested at CMC Recycling on Aug. 5 as they tried to sell four of the rectangular covers, according to a police report. The report states the covers are valued at $250 each.While being interviewed by a detective in the city's burglary unit, the three said that in a six-week span they took the covers from all over the city, but hit Pratt City and Titusville the hardest, the report states.The men told the detective they did this between six and 10 times, each time taking at least four of the covers -- which have City of Birmingham in large letters across the top, according to the report.Paperwork kept by GMC Recycling shows they sold the covers to that recycling center on 22 different occasions and the report states they were taken between April and July.A sergeant in the burglary unit this morning said police have recovered some of the covers, but she was not sure how many.The report states the trio stole at least $10,000 worth of the covers.
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Three men accused of stealing at least 40 city-owned storm drain covers valued at $10,000.Three Birmingham men are scheduled to appear in court Monday after being arrested in connection with the thefts of at least 40 city-owned storm drain covers, according to police reports and court records.Marcus Robinson, 28, and Donald Scott and Bradius Hall, both 20, and were arrested at CMC Recycling on Aug. 5 as they tried to sell four of the rectangular covers, according to a police report. The report states the covers are valued at $250 each.While being interviewed by a detective in the city's burglary unit, the three said that in a six-week span they took the covers from all over the city, but hit Pratt City and Titusville the hardest, the report states.The men told the detective they did this between six and 10 times, each time taking at least four of the covers -- which have City of Birmingham in large letters across the top, according to the report.Paperwork kept by GMC Recycling shows they sold the covers to that recycling center on 22 different occasions and the report states they were taken between April and July.A sergeant in the burglary unit this morning said police have recovered some of the covers, but she was not sure how many.The report states the trio stole at least $10,000 worth of the covers.
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Traffic Stop on Popular Route to Coast Uncovers Five Pounds of Pot
Ozark Police Arrest Three People After Traffic Stop on U.S. 231; Seize Five Pounds of Marijuana
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Ozark Police Arrest Three People After Traffic Stop on U.S. 231; Seize Five Pounds of Marijuana
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Wednesday eye-openers: Highlights from today's Birmingham News
Tougher curfew laws take effect Oct. 1. Cameras may watch for red light runners and message boards will post travel times. An Olympic swimmer from Hoover is driven to succeed. Western Supermarkets celebrates 60 years of business, while a landmark Homewood restaurant, Anchorage, might close. Does the Jefferson County Commision have the authority to call for a sewer crisis referendum?HOT TOPICS Tougher Birmingham curfew laws that could put parents in jail start Oct. 1. Birmingham Mayor Larry Langford proposes putting cameras at intersections to catch law-breaking motorists. Interstate message boards will soon post travel times. MORE NEWSSPORTS OPENERSOlympic swimmer Cloe Sutton, a former Hoover swimmer, is driven to achieve both in and out of the pool. MORE SPORTS MONEY OPENERS Western Supermarkets marks 60 years of selling groceries. The Anchorage restaurant in Homewood might close. OPINION OPENERS The Jefferson County Commission probably doesn't have the authority to call an advisory referendum on the sewer crisis.MORE OPINION
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Tougher curfew laws take effect Oct. 1. Cameras may watch for red light runners and message boards will post travel times. An Olympic swimmer from Hoover is driven to succeed. Western Supermarkets celebrates 60 years of business, while a landmark Homewood restaurant, Anchorage, might close. Does the Jefferson County Commision have the authority to call for a sewer crisis referendum?HOT TOPICS Tougher Birmingham curfew laws that could put parents in jail start Oct. 1. Birmingham Mayor Larry Langford proposes putting cameras at intersections to catch law-breaking motorists. Interstate message boards will soon post travel times. MORE NEWSSPORTS OPENERSOlympic swimmer Cloe Sutton, a former Hoover swimmer, is driven to achieve both in and out of the pool. MORE SPORTS MONEY OPENERS Western Supermarkets marks 60 years of selling groceries. The Anchorage restaurant in Homewood might close. OPINION OPENERS The Jefferson County Commission probably doesn't have the authority to call an advisory referendum on the sewer crisis.MORE OPINION
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New Stricter Teen Curfew Approved
Birmingham Teens Face New Curfew
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Birmingham Teens Face New Curfew
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Hoover Mayor Backs Calls for Jeff. Co. To Declare Bankruptcy
Petolos Told WERC Radio commissioner need to declare Chapter 9 bankruptcy.
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Petolos Told WERC Radio commissioner need to declare Chapter 9 bankruptcy.
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Newton Man Convicted of Stabbing Wife to Death
42-year-old Darrin Keith Johnson pleaded guilty.
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42-year-old Darrin Keith Johnson pleaded guilty.
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