City of Birmingham(BIRMINGHAM, Ala.) Authorities in Alabama are offering $125,000 for information leading to arrests in five separate shootings of young
Authorities ID man killed in apartment fire on Birmingham’s west side
Updated 7:52 AM;
A 39-year-old man has been identified as the victim killed more than a week ago in an apartment fire on Birmingham’s west side.
Derrick Staples was pronounced dead Monday, April 26, after fire swept through a building at the Kimbrough Homes public housing community, according to the Jefferson County Coroner’s Office.
The fire broke out in one of the buildings near SJ Bennett Drive and John Bryan Road. Battalion Chief Sebastian Carrillo said firefighters received the first call at 2:04 p.m. The fire quickly spread, and flames were shooting through the roof of the building.
Billboard offers new hotline, Crimestoppers also available for homicide tips
Who is answering the tip line on speak up billboards? By WBRC Staff | April 28, 2021 at 10:46 PM CDT - Updated April 28 at 10:46 PM
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Law enforcement is looking for help solving open cases, like the murders of toddler Major Turner and the Patton Park murder of Aryelle Yarbrough.
Today, three new billboards were unveiled with a tipline, urging people who have information about crimes in the city to call it in.
The billboards were gifted to the Carlos Chaverst Foundation, a local activist who says he wants to help solve murders nationwide.
By John Boone Marvel Studios
Ahead of
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier s premiere, Anthony Mackie admitted he was scared of being the star of the first Marvel project that sucks and having to do TV commercials for the rest of his career. Hey, you never know, man. You never know! Mackie exclaims now. I was very concerned about the idea of being the first bombing Marvel franchise.
The series Marvel Studio s second release following the zeitgeist-defining
WandaVision premiered as Disney+ s biggest debut yet, and Mackie can breathe a sigh of relief, if only based on the reaction in his own home. I watched all the episodes with my sons and their reactions were so funny, he tells ET s Nichelle Turner. I became an audience member and was able to let go of it and watch it with them. I had never had the experience of just sitting back and enjoying it as a parent instead of an actor in the show.