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  • Pelham sweeps Hewitt-Trussville to win Class 6A state baseball title

    Pelham's Jack Pierce celebrates with his team after throwing a two-hit shutout against Hewitt-Trussville Saturday to help lead his team to the 6A state title. ...

  • One man shot Birmingham Police searching for suspect.

    Birmingham Police are searching for the suspect involved in a shooting happened in the Green Acres community of Ensley. Birmingham Police say one man was shot around 11:20 AM Sunday in the 61-hundred block of Court O Ensley. The victim was taken to UAB Hospital with life-threatening injuries. Police are actively searching for the suspect. He was last seen near Avenue O in Ensley. ABC 33/40 ...

  • Lady Toppers earn rematch with Alabama in Regional title game

    Junior Tiffany Gooch gets the Lady Toppers team ready before the game. WKU won 3-0 against USC Upstate in the NCAA Regional Softball Tournament at Rhoads Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala. on Saturday May 17, ...

  • 5 vehicles set afire in Columbus historic district

    Historic district resident Cathy Fussell said she was awakened by a loud explosion about 3:20 a.m. Saturday. It was a tire exploding on her van, which was burning from the rear. She said all five vehicles that were set on fire were parked on the street, but vehicles parked in driveways were ...

  • Ala. teacher cleared in taping together students

    PHENIX CITY, Ala. - A sixth-grade teacher in Phenix City says she's thankful to be cleared of child abuse charges, and it came after a lot of praying.First-year teacher Sierra Pettway taped two students together by their forearms in December in an attempt to help them get along. She self-reported the incident to the students' parents and school officials. She ended up getting charged ...


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Color of Night

"Color of Night" is one of those movies where nobody acts even vaguely like a real person would. There is rarely if ever a moment when a characters says something, reacts to another character, or responds to a particular situation in the manner that an actual human being would. The movie is striving with undignified, undisciplined passion to be a kinky psychosexual thriller, ... ...

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  • Ala. bond issues pending on Legislatures last day

    By PHILLIP RAWLSAssociated Press MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - The Alabama Legislature could use its last meeting day to authorize the borrowing of $280 million through state bond issues. The bond issues awaiting a final vote Monday would affect school security, reconstruction of tornado-damaged schools, the construction of National Guard armories, and the purchase of school technology equipment and ...

  • Alabama revokes vehicle titles sent in error

    MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- The Alabama Revenue Department said it has corrected about 15,000 Alabama car titles that were erroneously sent to vehicle owners instead of vehicle ...

  • Residents opposing Lookout Mountain wind farm

    http://bit.ly/189DqYI ) reports that about 35 residents met Saturday to share their opinions about the project planned by Pioneer Green Energy of Austin, ...

  • Eufaula restaurant wins Alabama BBQ sauce contest

    A panel of judges picked Phil's BBQ as the best sauce during a tasting Saturday in Birmingham. Phil's was one of four regional winners that ended up in the state contest organized by the Alabama Tourism ...

  • Gips Place makes some changes

    Music played for the second straight Saturday night at Gip's Place in Bessemer. The city attorney says Henry "Gip" Gipson can continue having his back yard juke joint as long as rules are followed, or the city will enforce the law. Changes have been made to follow the city's requirements. The city specifically asked cars not line the street and Saturday night, they were ...

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