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Body found in Pelham identified as missing Alabaster man (opens the original)
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PELHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - The body of a missing Alabaster man has been found in Pelham, officials said Sunday. City of Pelham officials told WBRC that Pelham Dispatch received a call at 1:25 Sunday afternoon about a property owner finding a body on their property. Pelham Police said they arrived, secured the area, and confirmed that a body had been found by a body of water. City officials said detectives and evidence technicians were called to the scene to assist. Authorities said they were aware of
Suicide Awareness Month: Why law enforcement officers face higher risk, and why so many stay silent (opens the original)
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Law enforcement leaders in Shelby County are encouraging officers to speak up and ask for help as part of Suicide Awareness Month, observed every September to raise awareness about suicide prevention and reduce the stigma around seeking mental health support. The CDC says law enforcement officers are more likely to die by suicide than in the line of duty. Public safety wellness researchers estimate more than 150 officer suicides are reported nationwide each year, though
Suicide Awareness Month: Why law enforcement officers face higher risk, and why so many stay silent (opens the original)
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Law enforcement leaders in Shelby County are encouraging officers to speak up and ask for help as part of Suicide Awareness Month, observed every September to raise awareness about suicide prevention and reduce the stigma around seeking mental health support. The CDC says law enforcement officers are more likely to die by suicide than in the line of duty. Public safety wellness researchers estimate more than 150 officer suicides are reported nationwide each year, though
Birmingham launches Cradle to Career Coalition targeting childcare, education, and job gaps (opens the original)
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin revealed the city’s new Children and Youth Commission report and launched the Cradle to Career Coalition Thursday, saying the city is investing in every child regardless of ZIP code. The mayor said the effort fulfills a promise he made when he was sworn in for his third term in November. “Our children would not be a part of the agenda. They would be the why. They would be the agenda,” Woodfin said. The Commission was co-convened by Woodf
Kratom found at scenes of two Ole Miss student deaths as Alabama cracks down on illegal sales (opens the original)
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Investigators say kratom was found at the scenes of two University of Mississippi students who died Monday, though the substance has not been confirmed as the cause of either death. Now, their deaths have sparked questions and conversations about the dangers of the substance. Kratom was banned in Alabama in 2016, one of nine states to fully ban the substance. State officials have been cracking down on illegal production this year. Irondale Police Chief Paul Kellogg said
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