Bryan Henry
WBRC FOX6 News
Birmingham, AL, United States
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Major online policy change straight ahead for Tuscaloosa County public schools
Tuscaloosa County schools decide to delete the FB app from school-issued devices. → Read More
Strike ends for Warrior Met Coal miners
Warrior Met coal miners are returning to work after a two year strike. → Read More
Tuscaloosa puts taxi service on notice
Bama Ride will have to obtain chauffer's licenses for its drivers → Read More
Pickens County sheriff arms volunteer firefighters with new tool to fight opioid on streets
The sheriff says the firefighters requested the Narcan and he was more than happy to oblige. → Read More
City approves bonuses to help fill 39 officer openings at Tuscaloosa Police Department
The city council voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve retention bonuses, and that’s not all. → Read More
Improved 311 service launching March 1 in Tuscaloosa
Call center officials say they’ve installed new software along with a new smartphone app. → Read More
Greene County EMS sees turnaround in fortunes, trending upward
It was just a few months ago when we brought you stories of how the EMS was in dire financial straits. Now, an apparent turnaround and upward trajectory. → Read More
Local leaders urging residents to take advantage of tax free weekend
With Alabama’s Severe Weather Preparedness sales tax holiday underway, now is the time to save money on weather related supplies. → Read More
McFarland Boulevard construction reaches halfway point to completion
Construction on McFarland Boulevard in Tuscaloosa is halfway finished, with a targeted completion date during the summer of 2024. → Read More
Jamea Harris’ mom recalls heartbreaking moment she learned of her daughter’s murder
The mother of Jamea Harris is learning in a very hard way that life will never be the same. → Read More
Black History Month program takes on different meaning at Hillcrest High School two weeks after walkout
This comes exactly two weeks after students walked out of school in protest, saying the school wasn’t doing enough to remember Black history. → Read More
Mother of Jamea Harris fondly remembers her daughter
While the case proceeds, Harris’ mom fondly remembers her daughter who was everything to her. → Read More
Court evidence: Darius Miles texted UA basketball player Brandon Miller to bring him his gun
New evidence produced in court indicates current UA basketball player Brandon Miller now appears to have been connected to the murder investigation of 23-year-old Jamea Jonae Harris. → Read More
Court evidence: Darius Miles texted UA basketball player Brandon Miller to bring him his gun
New evidence produced in court indicates current UA basketball player Brandon Miller now appears to have been connected to the murder investigation of 23-year-old Jamea Jonae Harris. → Read More
Tornado memory pushes Stillman College student to help others
A Stillman College student is making his mark in the world already and the city of Selma will never forget him. → Read More
Univ. of Ala. basketball success translating into big sales for Alabama Express
It’s been said many times, many ways - a rising tide lifts all boats! That’s especially been true lately with Alabama basketball. → Read More
What’s next on Northport’s School Feasibility study?
Northport leaders say that the city is still gathering data about the potential of starting their own school system. → Read More
Aliceville weeks away from welcoming its first medical clinic
Aliceville is getting its first and only medical clinic when the new facility opens in just a few weeks. → Read More
Major capital improvements in the works for Carrollton
Three major projects are currently under way in Carrollton totaling $2.5 million. → Read More
Tuscaloosa County law enforcement calls for strengthening state police eluding laws
The high speed police chase that ended with a shootout in Tuscaloosa is renewing calls for tougher laws for running from police. → Read More