Randi Hildreth
WBRC FOX6 News
Birmingham, AL, United States
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Viral Update: Waffle House employee HS student heads to college
When we last talked to Timothy Harrison, he had just graduated from Woodlawn High School. Fast forward - he’s now settling into life as a college student at Lawson State Community College. → Read More
‘I am optimistic’: Assessment results show success and challenges for students in Birmingham City Schools
Superintendent Dr. Mark Sullivan said the scores revealed a mix of successes and challenges for the school system. → Read More
Community Food Bank gets grants for new delivery trucks
The Community Food Bank of Central Alabama just received two big grants that will help the agency get meals to people in need. → Read More
Pfizer says it will submit data to FDA soon about vaccine for 5
Pfizer’s CEO says the company plans to submit data to the FDA by the end of September or early October about how the vaccine works in children 5 - 11 years old. → Read More
Hoover City School leaders weigh FY 2022 budget
Hoover City School leaders will vote soon on a proposed budget of $229 million for the upcoming fiscal year and leaders are crunching numbers that were impacted by the pandemic. → Read More
State school board releases raw data on student assessments
The state board of education released preliminary data about student assessments during Thursday’s work session. It’s data both state and local education leaders wanted to review to gauge COVID’s impact on student learning. → Read More
U.S. Department of Health releases guidance on “Long COVID” as disability under ADA
New guidance for COVID-long haulers, notes the lingering symptoms could potentially meet the requirements of a disability. → Read More
U.S. Department of Health releases guidance on “Long COVID” as disability under ADA
New guidance for COVID-long haulers, notes the lingering symptoms could potentially meet the requirements of a disability. → Read More
COVID-19 number one killer of law enforcement
It’s an overwhelming tragedy anytime an officer is shot and killed in the line of duty, but new numbers show COVID-19 has become a much more dangerous threat, killing more officers than any other on the job threat in the last year and half. → Read More
COVID-19 number one killer of law enforcement
It’s an overwhelming tragedy anytime an officer is shot and killed in the line of duty, but new numbers show COVID-19 has become a much more dangerous threat, killing more officers than any other on the job threat in the last year and half. → Read More
COVID-19′s impact on law enforcement
Numbers show COVID-19 has killed more officers in the last year and a half than on duty shootings or crashes. → Read More
Refuel Ministries serving hot meals in hurricane battered Louisiana
They served about 85 gallons for dinner...which volunteers say highlights how much people are in need. → Read More
Refuel Ministries headed to Louisiana to serve hot meals to people in need
Refuel Ministries will head to hurricane battered Louisiana over the weekend to offer hot meals to people working to recover. → Read More
Shelby County businesses feel pinch of pandemic, forced to close doors
Some popular restaurants in Shelby County are closing as labor shortages continue to pinch the industry. → Read More
BCS announces next steps for COVID-19 vaccinations, testing
Birmingham City Schools is joining with several entities to provide COVID-19 education, vaccinations and testing throughout the school district. → Read More
Calera PD: Man arrested following ‘disturbing video’ showing violence at a school
An adult male was arrested and charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct, harassment, reckless endangerment and domestic violence reckless endangerment. → Read More
Alabama uses system to help avoid third COVID-19 dose
The Associated Press reviewed CDC data and found more than 900 instances of people in the U.S. getting a third dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. → Read More
UM opens vaccination portal for students, offering incentives for vaccinated students
The University of Montevallo is preparing to welcome students back to campus and has opened a voluntary vaccination portal where students can report their vaccination status. → Read More
Money still available for rent, utility service assistance from state, county and city
President Joe Biden called on Congress Thursday to extend the eviction moratorium set to expire Saturday. It prohibits landlords nationwide from evicting certain tenants who fail to pay rent because of the pandemic. → Read More
Chilton County leaders discuss internet concerns
We’re continuing to follow up on those internet outage issues impacting parts of Chilton County. → Read More