Catherine Patterson
WSFA 12 News
Birmingham, AL, United States
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Recent articles by Catherine:
Labor shortage still an issue in Alabama, even with low unemployment rate
Since last September, Alabama's unemployment numbers dropped by 78,790 people, but less unemployment doesn’t necessarily mean an end to the labor shortage. → Read More
“I thank God every day that I’m still here living”: Local 9/11 survivor shares his story
One September 11th Survivor who now lives in Birmingham is sharing how he made it out alive and what he wants future generations to remember about that terrible day. → Read More
“I thank God every day that I’m still here living”: Local 9/11 survivor shares his story
One September 11th Survivor who now lives in Birmingham is sharing how he made it out alive and what he wants future generations to remember about that terrible day. → Read More
Doctors discuss how Delta variant is impacting children, unvaccinated in Alabama
Alabama doctors and pediatricians say we are in a dangerous place right now. → Read More
UAB brings back Meals for Heroes program
You can now help pay for meals to feed our healthcare workers on the front lines. → Read More
New youth homeless center in Birmingham plans to break ground soon
When the Way Station hits the 75% mark on their capital campaign, they will break ground. → Read More
White House: Ala. sees 215% increase in newly vaccinated people
And over the past three weeks in Alabama, we’ve seen a 215 percent increase in the average number of newly vaccinated people per day. Louisiana saw a 302 percent increase. → Read More
White House: Ala. sees 215% increase in newly vaccinated people
And over the past three weeks in Alabama, we’ve seen a 215 percent increase in the average number of newly vaccinated people per day. Louisiana saw a 302 percent increase. → Read More
Surveillance videos of man peering into windows causing concern in Crestline Gardens
Multiple homeowners say they’re afraid things will only get worse if he’s not caught. → Read More
UAB pediatrician explains ways to keep your child hydrated this summer
UAB doctors are reminding parents to never leave a child or a pet alone in a car, even if you leave a window open. → Read More
Chelsea HS students bring awareness to need for organ donors
Chelsea High School created the first Alabama chapter of SODA which stands for Student Organ Donation Advocates. → Read More
Summer meals program starts next week, donations and volunteers needed
During the summer, the food bank doesn’t see as many donations or volunteers, but the need is still tremendous. → Read More
Badges on dating apps can now show who has been vaccinated
People looking for love online will now be able to see whether their matches have gotten the COVID-19 vaccine. → Read More
Wearing masks could help allergy sufferers
UAB Dr. Cho said allergy season is longer now, so he has tips to handle the pollen. → Read More
Can’t find chicken wings at the store? Here’s why
Right now in our state, the Alabama Poultry and Egg Association said there’s actually a labor shortage and poultry farmers are experiencing higher demand for poultry products. → Read More
UAB, LifeSouth to host blood drive as supply is low again
Blood supply is getting low again, so UAB Medicine and LifeSouth are hosting a blood drive to boost donations. → Read More
UAB ranks 4th on Forbes list of Best Employers for Diversity
Forbes recognized UAB in the top five best employers for diversity in the entire country. → Read More
Alabama Adventure looking to hire 400, job fair this Saturday
The park hopes to fill between 350 to 400 positions for everything from Ride Operators, Life Guards, Admissions, Security, Cleaning, and more. → Read More
FEMA accepting COVID-19 funeral assistance applications starting Monday
To be eligible for funeral assistance, the death must have occurred in the U.S. and the death certificate must indicate the death was because of COVID-19. → Read More
FEMA accepting COVID-19 funeral assistance applications starting Monday
To be eligible for funeral assistance, the death must have occurred in the U.S. and the death certificate must indicate the death was because of COVID-19. → Read More