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Fairfield Skeletal Remains Case Hinges On Rare Jaw Hardware, Coroner Says
A vacant house on the 300 block of 53rd Street in Fairfield sat with an overgrown front yard for weeks, hiding what a nearby resident found there on September 15: the partially skeletalized remains of a woman. More than six weeks later, investigators still don't know who she was, and the Jefferson County Coroner/Medical Examiner's Office is now asking the public for help putting a name to her.
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hooversun.com
Hoover zoning board recommends approval for K-8 school on Alabama 119
The Hoover Planning and Zoning Commission on Monday night recommended the City Council grant approval for Trinity Presbyterian Church to operate a K-8 school on the church property across Alabama 119 from Tattersall Park. The matter now moves to the Hoover City Council for approval, but church officials say they...
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New questions emerge over 2024 Kroll report on Hoover's computer systems
HOOVER, Ala. — A second Kroll report identifying weaknesses in the City of Hoover's computer systems is now at the center of a dispute between current Mayor Nick Derzis and former Mayor Frank Brocato over who knew about the findings and what was done to address them. The Derzis...
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AL.com
Calera mayor steps down after alleged racist remarks: ‘Resignation letter rings hollow’
Calera Mayor Kenny Dale Cost has officially resigned after allegedly making racially insensitive remarks. Former council president, now Mayor Drew Bradshaw announced the news during the Monday evening city council meeting. While the council was set to publicly condemn the mayor’s actions, his resignation instead led to a sudden shift in leadership and discussion of the city’s future.
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Alabama Power plan to demolish structure next to Powell Avenue substation stalls over wall design
Your support helps us grow and sustain a newsroom for the City Built to Change the South. Donate today to help Birmingham stay informed. Publisher’s note: The story has been updated on Nov. 2, 2026, to properly identify the project and the property in question. Alabama Power Co. is...