Hueytown News

Police are seeking the public's help in finding a gunman they say has robbed three city businesses within three weeks.

Homewood & Hueytown, Ala. - *Video will be shown Tuesday night at 10:00 on ABC 33/40 News.

Published: Wednesday, November 4, 2009 at 3:30 a.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 5:27 p.m. The Alabama High School Athletic Association released its reclassifications for the 2010 school year on Wednesday with several West Alabama teams making moves.

Commander of the Bessemer Police Vice Narcotics Unit Lt. Mike Wood said by late afternoon 21 suspects had been arrested in operation Street Storm which targeted street level drug dealers.

Jefferson County's hisA tory of scandal is a detriA ment for the five sitting county commissioners, who say they are someA times viewed with suspiA cion and subjected to unA warranted attacks.

If it's your job to feed a family, you're probably always looking for ways to save.

"The $30 package will feed a family of four for a week or a single person for a month and then they also have additional packages that you can add on to that," said Gina Pennington.

The video will also be uploaded on this site Wednesday morning.* Hueytown Police on Tuesday released dramatic video from an armed holdup that took place Friday night at a Subway restaurant.

A gas leak this evening led Hueytown police and firefighters to evacuate Publix and surrounding stores.

Emily Grace Stewart celebrated her first birthday at the park with her family on Saturday, Aug.

"I really feel that HIV and AIDS are the leprosy of our time, and that we are called to do this," Tommie Watkins says.

The Great Pumpkin Patch, off of Highway 160 outside of Hayden, opened Saturday, Sept.

There will be ceremonies marking the beginning of construction for two new schools in Jefferson County.

'I feel like I've been raped, beaten and left on the side of the road for dead,' Ehrhardt resident Donna Rogers said of Ehrhardt City Council's decision to approve the construction of a 300- ft.

The Hueytown City Council has unanimously approved a weed abatement ordinance. The plan approved Tuesday night allows the city to mow overgrown lawns and collect payment when taxes are due each year.

Cullman County Sheriffs investigators say she disappeared sometime between August 8th, and the 25th, when a missing persons report was filed.

Her family is extremely worried that something bad has happened to her. a oeGoing nuts right now trying to find her get some peace out of the subject see whata s going on.

Devellyn Wilson, 54 of Hueytown, was discovered in the Days Inn in a hotel room 9th Avenue SW across from the Bessemer Civic Center around 10:30 a.m., according the Detective Perry Hurst.

A pilot program to increase participation and success in Advanced Placement courses in several Alabama high schools -- including four in Montgomery -- is working far better than expected.

Jefferson County Circuit Judge Mac Parsons says he's going to run for the Alabama Supreme Court next year as a Democrat, but he hasn't decided which of the three races he will enter.