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‘Don’t believe the hype’: Attorney defends Julian Morris in Deundray Cottrell murder case (opens the original)
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More than two years after Deundray Cottrell’s death, the man initially named a person of interest in the case is now charged with his murder. U.S. Marshals arrested Cottrell’s former romantic partner, Julian Morris, in Miami on Monday. It’s still unclear when Morris will be brought back to Birmingham to face the charge. Morris’ attorney, Victor Revill, said a first appearance has not been scheduled yet. He believes his client is innocent and argues the detectives working the case focused on the
'Both of them died trying to help others': Birmingham family mourns father and son killed on I-65 (opens the original)
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A Birmingham family already enduring a year marked by loss is now mourning a father and son killed Sunday night on Interstate 65. Cornelius Dixon, 56, and his youngest son, Jamari, 22, died after Jamari had car trouble while driving home from work at Princeton Hospital, according to Cornelius’ oldest son, Samuel Dixon. Samuel said Jamari called his family for help after his car’s axle broke and a tire came off. It happened shortly before midnight on Interstate 65 North between Finely Boulevard a
63 years after Birmingham church bombing, Denise McNair’s sister calls on people to confront racism (opens the original)
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Sixty-three years after four little girls were killed at Birmingham’s 16th Street Baptist Church, Lisa McNair said the hatred behind the attack is not confined to history. Lisa’s sister, Denise McNair, was only 11 years old when she was killed alongside Addie Mae Collins, Cynthia Wesley and Carole Robertson on Sept. 15, 1963. Ku Klux Klan members planted dynamite beneath the steps of 16th Street Baptist Church. The bomb exploded before Sunday morning service, killing the four girls, injuring nea
Federal lawsuit hopes to undo Central Alabama Water restructuring and return control to Birmingham (opens the original)
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A Birmingham community activist recently filed a federal lawsuit challenging Alabama’s restructuring of the Birmingham Water Works Board into what now operates as Central Alabama Water. Eric Hall filed the proposed class-action complaint against Central Alabama Water, CEO Jeffrey Thompson, Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall and Secretary of State Wes Allen. He’s asking a federal judge to rule that the 2025 restructuring law is unconstitutional as it applies to the water system and give cont
ONLY ON 13: Birmingham mom demands answers after hot coffee severely burns nonverbal son at school (opens the original)
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A Birmingham mother is demanding accountability after she said scorching hot coffee spilled on her 5-year-old son at a Birmingham City School and left him with severe burns. Now, he’s facing skin graft surgery. Jasmine Campbell said her son, Ja’Kari Horton, is autistic and nonverbal, which makes it difficult for him to tell her what happened Tuesday inside EPIC Alternative Elementary School. Campbell said school staff called her to say Ja’Kari was being rushed to the hospital. According to Campb
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