'Unfortunate reality': Stormwater flooding complaints rise; city officials cite changing weather, aging infrastructure as factors

A growing number of Hoover residents say that in recent years they’re having to deal with stormwater problems more frequently than in the past, flooding both yards and homes at an alarming rate.

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