HOOVER, Ala. (WIAT) -- If you haven't started your Christmas shopping yet, you have an opportunity check a few items off your list starting Wednesday night in Hoover.
A cafe in Birmingham's East Lake neighborhood is unexpectedly closing its doors on Saturday, sparking some to question the impact it could have on revitalization in the area.
A victim is in critical condition after obtaining life threatening injuries. The victim, a 36 year old man, was sitting in his vehicle at a third party residence when he was approached by two black male suspects who were armed with handguns. The victim was robbed by the suspects and during the course of the robbery was shot several times. **Surveillance video included.
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office Detectives are investigating a domestic violence shooting that occurred Tuesday evening at 10 p.m. The deputies responded to a report of a woman shot by her husband at a residence in the 1800 block of Woodvine Lane. UPDATE: The shooter has been identified.
-Police in Northport are looking for two men who robbed several church members at gunpoint Saturday night. Both men were wearing masks when they walked inside Iglesia De Dios Evangelio Completo Pentecostes Church.
Gardendale Police are investigating after multiple reports of vehicle thefts and break-ins within the last month. Gardendale PD says 7 firearms were stolen during the crimes.
The National Weather Service confirms a tornado touchdown near the Gulf Breeze Zoo along Highway 98 Monday, and straight line wind damage in the Waterford Sound neighborhood
Hoover Police units respond to a report of a pedestrian struck by a vehicle on Monday night at 7:13 p.m. The accident occurred on the 1500 block of Montgomery Highway. An unknown female pedestrian tried to cross over to the westbound side of the highway while a 2005 Saturn VUE was traveling southbound.
Kids looking to show off their skills have the opportunity to audition for a talent show -- and it's all for a good cause. The Cullman Regional Foundation is holding "For the Kids' Sake" audition today.
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Students at the University of Alabama and Auburn University are already gearing up for this year’s Iron Bowl with a life changing competition. Both universities are on a mission with the American Red Cross to see who can collect the most pints of blood for hospital patients in need. The drive starts today and lasts until November 15, Thursday.
