Marina Bach
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Birmingham, AL, United States
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Inflation impacts the greater Birmingham area
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — As inflation hits a 40 year high in the United States, it’s causing a ripple effect on local businesses and the housing market. According to the U.S. Labor Department, consumer prices increased 7.5 percent last month compared to a year earlier. This increase is the largest in 30 years. “Our inventory, […] → Read More
Vestavia Hills community voices concern on Liberty Park development
VESTAVIA HILLS, Ala. (WIAT) — City leaders and community members discussed their concerns Thursday afternoon around a proposed 700-acre development in Liberty Park that will be called “The Bray.” The development would feature a variety of different residential units and commercial development. A majority of the concern from community members is centered around details on […] → Read More
Drop in COVID cases cause school districts to reverse mask mandates
Jefferson Counties’ seven-day positivity rate declining is causing some school districts to transition their COVID-19 mitigation strategies. → Read More
Donations flood in for Sawyerville tornado victims
Surrounding communities and organizations are stepping up to lend a helping hand to those in need in Sawyerville by donating food, clothing and hygiene products. → Read More
Birmingham pastors, city leaders address rise in crime
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — Saturday morning, Birmingham pastors and city leaders came together to hold a citywide prayer event. Those in attendance addressed the rise in gun violence, crime and homicides and how they plan to work together to prevent these issues. Heading into the new year, the city of Birmingham has a lot to […] → Read More
BPD: Arrest made in murder of 2-year-old Major Turner
Birmingham Police to hold news conference Friday morning → Read More
Helena double homicide suspect makes first court appearance
The man accused of killing two people in Helena made his first court appearance on Thursday. → Read More
Health care facilities expand throughout Central Alabama
As we continue to battle COVID-19, it's important to have a sustainable health care system. The city of Birmingham continues to grow in this sector. This year, the Grandview Physicians Plaza will soon be operational. → Read More
De’Runnya Wilson’s murder still unsolved 2 years later
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — The Birmingham Police Department is again asking for your help in solving a cold case that happened in January of 2020. Beloved Wenonah athlete De’Runnya Wilson was found murdered in his Birmingham home. Two years later, there have still not been any arrests made in the investigation. De’Runnya was not only […] → Read More
Alabama ICU nurses reflect on Omicron surge
With COVID cases continuing to rise throughout Alabama due to the Omicron variant, nurses are back on the frontlines working long hours caring for those in intensive care units. → Read More
Birmingham’s 117th Air Refueling Wing celebrates 100 years
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — This month, the 117th Air Refueling Wing celebrates its 100 year anniversary. The Air National Guard unit in Birmingham has been a vital part of Magic City’s History. Two airmen share with CBS 42 some of their unit’s accomplishments over the years. The airmen tell us they are honored to be […] → Read More
Alabama nursing homes continue mitigation efforts during Omicron surge
The Alabama Nursing Home Association shared with CBS 42 that they are continuing to keep their COVID mitigation strategies in place when it comes to testing, masking and socially distancing to protect everyone in their facilities. → Read More
City leaders, community members shocked, sadden by Helena double homicide
The Helena Police Department needs your help in locating a man that is a person of interest in a double homicide investigation. → Read More
EMA warns of slippery road conditions Monday morning in Central Alabama
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — Winter weather is expected to create hazardous road conditions late Sunday evening into Monday morning for Central Alabama. The Emergency Management Agency (EMA) is asking the community to stay off the roadways and avoid travel if possible. But, if that is not possible, make sure you’re using caution and reducing your […] → Read More
Etowah County prepares for winter weather
With rain transitioning to snow in the Northern part of Alabama on Sunday, Etowah County is gearing up for slippery roadways and freezing temperatures. → Read More
Birmingham city leaders speak to students on conflict resolution strategies
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — Gun violence continues to be a concern for Birmingham city leaders heading into 2022. This past week, 16-year-old Yasmine Wright and 18-year-old De’Undray Nakil Haggard were both victims of gun violence. On Friday, a seminar was held at Booker T. Washington School. City leaders say holding in-person events like these will help bring […] → Read More
Alabama pediatricians see an alarming uptick in COVID cases among kids
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — As COVID cases rise throughout the state, so does the number of hospitalizations. Thursday, Children’s of Alabama reports a new record high of positive COVID patients in their care. The hospital is currently caring for 35 COVID patients with fewer than five on ventilators. With school back in session and COVID-19 […] → Read More
Alabama healthcare workers ask public to do their part and get vaccinated amid COVID surge
ANNISTON, Ala. (WIAT) — COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are on the rise across East Alabama once again. Healthcare leaders are urging the public to get vaccinated and boosted as the Omicron variant spreads. Just before Christmas, the Regional Medical Center in Anniston reported only caring for four COVID-positive patients. None of them were in the […] → Read More
Alabama school districts battle staffing shortages amid omicron surge
Despite the continuing rise in COVID cases throughout Central Alabama, many school districts made the decision to bring students back to the classroom this upcoming week for in-person learning. → Read More
Alabama EMS workers battle Omicron, staffing shortages and emergency room waits
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — An increasing number of COVID cases throughout the state is putting added pressure on our health care system and it’s trickling down to emergency medical services. Hospitals and EMS workers are encouraging the public to avoid emergency departments unless it’s a life-threatening situation to help hospitals open up beds for ambulance […] → Read More