Brea Douglas, WVTM 13

Brea Douglas

WVTM 13

Birmingham, AL, United States

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Past articles by Brea:

U.S. Air Force struggling to recruit, including in Alabama

Finding qualified people to join the United States military is becoming difficult for recruiters across the country, including in Alabama. → Read More

Man arrested for driving SUV into Tuscaloosa restaurant

A terrifying scene played out at La Gran Fiesta in Tuscaloosa. Police say a man drove his SUV into the restaurant, injuring five people. → Read More

Lost and found luggage affecting hundreds of The World Games athletes

The World Games athletes spend years preparing for this big moment, but for some of them, their dreams were crushed before the competition even began. Hundreds of athletes lost and found their luggage thanks to so many volunteers. → Read More

Thousands of meals prepared by people for The World Games

Thousands of athletes are in town for The World Games and they're being met with some southern hospitality. Various organizations are preparing meals for the athletes and volunteers. → Read More

UA's Tutwiler Hall demolished

Nostalgic memories turned into piles of rubble at the University of Alabama. → Read More

Birmingham celebrates renovations to A.G. Gaston Motel

Black excellence at its finest was celebrated in Birmingham today. The city gathered to honor the state's first Black multi-millionaire. → Read More

Birmingham police roll out initiative to help solve 8 murder cases

Birmingham police along with the FBI announced an effort to bring families closure by finding the killers of their loved ones in unsolved homicide cases. → Read More

Wooden homeless shelters for the World Games getting mixed reaction

As we welcome the World Games to Birmingham for the games in two weeks, plans are underway to relocate the city's homeless population away from the action. There will be security restrictions and those who live on the streets will have to go. The temporary solution is causing mixed reaction. → Read More

Family of Army veteran captured in Ukraine plead for his return

Two families are on pins and needles as they wait for their loved ones to be brought home. → Read More

'Buy Black Bham' campaign launches in Birmingham

Two years ago, the country was encouraged to support civil rights by participating in "Blackout Tuesday." → Read More

Locker room controversy at Life Time Fitness in Vestavia Hills

Transgender issues have been at the forefront for months now whether it's political ads or debate among lawmakers about new state laws. Now a petition is circulating calling on a national gym chain to change its bathroom policy when it comes to who can use which locker room. → Read More

Friends of Alabama deputy Vicky White feel she had help in escape

It's day six of the search for a former Lauderdale County Deputy accused of helping an inmate escape. Those who knew Vicky White explain what they think the motive was. → Read More

Moody residents concerned about trains disrupting commutes

A quick drive home from work is something folks in Moody don't take for granted. The town sees reoccurring instances of trains stopping on the tracks blocking the crossing in and out of the neighborhood. → Read More

Gov. Kay Ivey's latest campaign ad targeting Hispanic people called 'divisive' by HICA

Attacking Hispanic people is Gov. Kay Ivey's latest attempt to get re-elected in Alabama. A political ad she released comes as we're six weeks away from the primary election. → Read More

Women in law in Central Alabama react to Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's confirmation

Law professionals in Central Alabama are celebrating the historic confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson and what it means for Black women. Watch the video above to learn more. → Read More

UAB Hospital using millions in grant money to address cancer disparities

Cancer is the second leading cause of death. According to UAB Hospital, Black individuals are impacted by the disease more than any other race. Therefore, UAB is using millions in grant money from the National Cancer Institute to combat cancer disparities. → Read More

Birmingham addressing 'food deserts' by opening new grocery store

Fresh fruit, vegetables, and meats are something many of us take for granted. However, for those living in areas known as "food deserts" those healthy choices can be difficult. One of those areas is West Birmingham, which is why a grocery store will open there early next year. → Read More

The post office in Sycamore suspends its service

People living in one small Alabama city are outraged their post office has suspended its service. This as the United States Postal Service claims it's due to safety concerns in the building. Residents living in the area are frustrated. → Read More

Birmingham City School buses feeling the blow at the gas pump

For the past month, getting gas has turned into an investment, but imagine your bill going up thousands of dollars. The Birmingham City School system has more than 100 buses to fill up. Just last month, the expense was $5,000 more than usual. → Read More

Electric bike sales going up in Homewood during time of high gas prices

The high gas prices mean more people are looking to park the car and hop on a bicycle. Bob's Bikes in Homewood has seen more people wanting to buy electric bikes to save money. → Read More