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Homewood police arrest three in sandwich shop robbery
Two men and a woman are in custody after authorities said they robbed a Homewood sandwich shop in August, police announced today.
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Nadia Kersh Vigil Held; Missing Link Needed to Solve Case
A vigil was held in downtown Homewood Tuesday evening as friends and family marked one year since a young mother disappeared.
Familiar faces at Homewood Diner on Oxmoor Road
Bogue's of Homewood closed after about a year and a half in the old Florida Grill location on Oxmoor Road, and the Homewood Diner has taken its place.
Lauren Mbogo, 7, checks out her new clothing in a mirror at the Assistance League of Birmingham headquarters in Homewood.
Crimestoppers 11-3: Shotgun up the Sleeve
Homewood & Hueytown, Ala. - *Video will be shown Tuesday night at 10:00 on ABC 33/40 News.
Larry Langford trial reflects tragic personal flaws
Birmingham Mayor Larry Langford waits outside the the Federal Building in Tuscaloosa, Ala, as the jury deliberates during his federal bribery trial Wednesday, October 28, 2009.
Updated: Travel resumes on northbound I-65 traffic at Lakeshore after 3-car crash
Homewood police report the northbound lanes of Interstate 65 at Lakeshore Parkway are open again after being closed about 4 p.m. by a three-car crash.
Man arrested for allegedly striking Samford officer with car
A man has been charged for allegedly trying to run over a Samford University police officer.
Birmingham man charged in Samford University bookstore robbery
Dexter McIntosh faces several criminal charges following his arrest in a shoplifting incident Monday, Oct.
Samford University campus book store robbery reported
At approximately 3:00 p.m. this afternoon officers from the Department of Public Safety responded to a call of a shoplifting from the Campus Book Store.
Shots fired on Samford University campus in Homewood as officer pursues shoplifting suspects
Shots were fired this afternoon on the Samford University campus in Homewood as a university police officer pursued at least two shoplifting suspects from the campus bookstore.
New trees being planted from originals in George Ward Park in Birmingham
Henry Hughes, director of education at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens and Trudy Evans, a member of the Little Garden Club, stand among trees seedlings outside the Botanical Gardens greenhouses that Hughes grew from acorns of non-commerical native trees of Black Jack Oak, Post Oak, Black Oak and Red Hickory.
Jeffco D.A. Ordering Bingo Halls to Close
Jefferson County District Attorney Brandon Falls on Wednesday ordered charity bingo halls in the Birmingham division of the county to close by November 1. Falls cited a recent federal court decision along with Alabama Constitutional Amendment 386, which says bingo operations must contribute 100% of their proceeds to charities.
Birmingham architect, lawyer giving new life to former Famous Theater
Nolanda Bearden, whose NHB Group is one of the minority architects helping design the domed stadium, shows off her renovation of the Old Famous Theater Building.
Homewood woman dies in Sunday fire
A Homewood woman died Sunday after fire swept through her home. Jefferson County Chief Deputy Coroner Pat Curry said authorities believe they know who the woman is, but are in the process of confirming her identity.
Dr. John Nall, a longtime veternarian in Homewood, has passed away. Amanda Smeraglia, head recepitionist for Nall Daniels Animal Hospital, said Dr.
O'Henry's Coffees to open at second Homewood location at Brookwood
O'Henry's second Homewood location will be in the Colonial Brookwood Center adjoining Colonial Brookwood Village.
Man who killed Homewood woman in 1990 is sentenced to death
Nearly 20 years after Toni Lim was found dead in her Homewood apartment and three years after DNA evidence linked him to the crime, Steven Petric was sentenced to death today by a Jefferson County judge for Lim's capital murder.
Over-the-mountain cities beef up police patrols
Mountain Brook police office Mark Arrington patrols Mountain Brook neighborhoods and checks a house as he makes his rounds.
700 JeffCo. Employees Back at Work
After a 2 month furlough, nearly 700 Jefferson County employees will be heading back to work Monday.