Jeff Eliasoph
WVTM 13
Birmingham, AL, United States
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Young shooting victim shares her emotional journey to healing
Young shooting victim shares her emotional journey to healing → Read More
Drueke family reacts to Griner release
WVTM 13's Jeff Eliasoph spoke to the mother of Alex Drueke about what Brittney Griner might face after returning to American soil. → Read More
Co-workers, customers remember Shelby County fast food worker
Our community lost someone special a few days ago. Her name was Phillis Moore, known affectionately as "Miss Phillis." Over the years, she greeted thousands of customers at the McDonald's in Chelsea. → Read More
Holiday shopping season off to busy start in Central Alabama
The holiday shopping season is well underway in Central Alabama. There are busy stores, packed parking lots, and even some joyful noises. → Read More
Milestone for maternal care in west Alabama
Rural hospital welcomes 500th baby. → Read More
Jefferson County woman thriving after losing home
Earlier this year, WVTM 13 introduced you to a woman who lost almost everything after almost losing her battle with COVID-19. → Read More
Central Alabama 12-year-old honored for work helping the homeless
Ethan Hill is being recognized for his work in assisting Central Alabama's homeless population. → Read More
Soccer tournament brings thousands to Central Alabama
If soccer is your game, you're in the right place. An enormous soccer tournament is taking place in Central Alabama this weekend, featuring thousands of children from across the country. → Read More
Pelham looks to limit railroad crossing delays
There is a ray of hope at the intersection of danger and frustration. → Read More
Central Alabama residents react to devastation caused by Hurricane Fiona
Hurricane Fiona left much of Puerto Rico underwater and in the dark. → Read More
Housing market proves challenging for prospective buyers
For those looking to buy a house in Central Alabama, they're facing an especially challenging time. → Read More
Birmingham Holocaust survivor dies at age 95
Ruth Scheuer Siegler, one of a precious few Holocaust survivors in Alabama, died early Saturday morning at the age of 95. → Read More
Birmingham technology company receiving worldwide attention
A Birmingham technology company is growing so fast that it's getting worldwide attention. → Read More
University of Alabama professor talks Israeli-Palestinian ceasefire
An expert on Israeli-Palestinian politics at the University of Alabama believes a long-term solution appears distant. → Read More
Central Alabama's travel industry showing signs of improvement
If there's been one business really crushed by the pandemic, it's been the travel industry. → Read More
University of Alabama professor reflects on life of Prince Philip
As Prince Philip is mourned across the United Kingdom, he is being remembered as a source of strength by his family and his nation. → Read More
Local ambassadors for this years "March for Babies" shares their story
It's part of the "March of Dimes" fight for good pre-natal care for moms and babies → Read More
Jefferson County Health Officer receives prestigious humanitarian award
In February, Dr. Mark Wilson was named the humanitarian of the year by the prestigious Albert Schweitzer Fellowship of Alabama. → Read More
Founder of Birmingham Holocaust Education Center dies at 100
Phyllis Weinstein celebrated her 100th birthday on January 4th. → Read More
IN THE 'NICK' OF TIME: Huntsville Santa saved by organ donor, receives heart transplant
During Christmas season, Santa normally gives the gifts, but in 2011 a Huntsville Santa was given a gift himself; the gift of a life-saving heart transplant right in the nick of time. → Read More