Birmingham Fraternal Order of Police VP shares his thoughts following Five Points South mass shooting
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ( WBRC) - The Birmingham Fraternal Order of Police Vice President is now sharing his thoughts on the deadly mass shooting in Five Points South. FOP Vice President Lawrence Billups says it will take a team effort to fix the city’s crime problem.
In the aftermath of a mass shooting in Birmingham, the victims’ families are calling for justice amid grief. When Candance ...
He was in line waiting for Hush Lounge, when suddenly he was being driven to the hospital in a friend's car.
Businesses are reeling following Saturday night’s mass shooting in the 2000 Block of Magnolia Avenue that police say claimed ...
"The members of this body cannot continue to sit by as family after family, community after community are torn apart," Sewell ...
Police believe a missing person's investigation may now be a homicide investigation after finding a body in the Five Points ...
After a yearlong delay, a new robot sculpture created by a local artist is coming to Columbia's Five Points. There will be a contest to give this robot a name.
Anthony Ford, a Birmingham resident, hangs out in Five Points multiple nights a week. It’s a home base for him. He’s worked ...
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