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First Arctic Blast of the Season Sends Lows Into the 20s Across Tennessee and Kentucky and the 30s in Atlanta, Birmingham and Jackson, With Frost Reaching the Gulf Coast
BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA — The first Arctic blast of the season is set to sweep across the South next weekend, November 14 and 15. A big cold front will bring frost and freeze potential all the way to the Gulf Coast, with lows in the 40s and 50s deep into Florida. The latest forecast for weekend morning lows shows the 20s across much of Tennessee, Kentucky and the southern Appalachians. Lows in the 30s are forecast across Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Arkansas, Louisiana and the Carolinas, including Atlanta, Birmingham and Jackson. The chill will stick around during the day as well, with highs only in the 50s across much of the South.
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Boaz Rallies From 21-0 Deficit, Stops 2-Point Try to Edge Gardendale 28-27 in OT
BOAZ, AL — Boaz trailed Gardendale by three touchdowns midway through the second quarter. Then the Pirates scored 28 unanswered points and made one final goal-line stand in overtime. Boaz stopped Camaree Gooden short of the goal line on a 2-point conversion try to beat Gardendale 28-27 on Friday...
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Central Alabama marks Veterans Day with events throughout the region
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Birmingham’s 79th National Veterans Day Parade will headline several events honoring veterans across the region, including a $10,000 donation to support veterans’ recovery, a school assembly and free admission at the Birmingham Zoo. The events began Saturday with volunteers placing flags at gravesites at...
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ABC 33/40 News
Birmingham proposes $444K to bring social workers into public libraries
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBMA) — People struggling with homelessness, mental health challenges or other personal crises could soon find additional help at Birmingham's public libraries under a proposed $444,000 partnership with UAB. The city is considering placing four full-time social workers in public libraries to connect people with housing assistance,...
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Birmingham nonprofit launches campaign to distribute medical supplies
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Birmingham based organization, HUB Worldwide, is launching its 1′ Million Reasons to Care’ campaign. The nonprofit said hospital beds, mobility devices, and wound care supplies often go unused in hospitals. Officials are asking for the community’s help so those supplies are not thrown away and instead reach people who need them.
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From Frost to Flip-Flops: Birmingham Braces for Sunny Warmup
A Frost Advisory remains in effect across central Alabama until 7 a.m. Sunday as Birmingham starts the day under clear skies near 40 degrees. Light winds and the chilly conditions could leave frost on exposed surfaces, putting sensitive outdoor plants at risk if they are not covered. Frost Timing and...
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John Carroll retires No. 22 jersey in honor of Principal Ronald Steele
John Carroll Catholic High School honored Principal Ronald “Coach” Steele on Oct. 30 by retiring the No. 22 basketball jersey he wore during his standout career with the Cavaliers. Members of the senior class led the celebration, recognizing Steele for his four years as principal as well as...
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AP scores, national rankings spotlight Chelsea and Oak Mountain
Students at two Shelby County high schools are bringing home impressive academic numbers this year, with both Chelsea High School and Oak Mountain High School earning recognition among Alabama’s top-performing schools. At Chelsea High School, students completed 664 Advanced Placement exams in 2026, with 43 students earning the highest...