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Monday, October 13th, 2025
Good morning, Birmingham. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 13th of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The new Irondale library officially opened its doors today, drawing local officials and residents to celebrate the facility's launch—marking a milestone for the community. 6 WBRC News
- ➤ On Saturday, more than two dozen residents gathered at The Market at Pepper Place to learn about electric vehicles; Irondale resident Jacob Isdell showcased his Hyundai Ioniq 5 and explained he saves money by charging at home while experts from Drive Electric Alabama cleared up myths about EV performance and maintenance. The Birmingham Times
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Chris Brown performed for over 35,000 fans at Protective Stadium on Saturday night during his Breezy Bowl XX Tour, which featured elaborate staging, LED visuals, and cable-suspended effects. His energetic two-hour show spanned hits from his twenty-year career and ended with a promise to return — a clear sign that Birmingham is welcoming world-class concerts. The Birmingham Times
- ➤ Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church in Birmingham celebrated its 120th anniversary this month with a unity Mass and special events. Members said they feel proud of their long history—its original building was torn down for UAB’s Medical Center and replaced by a new parish built in 1969. WVTM 13
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The City of Birmingham and regional partners unveiled the draft Central Alabama Climate Action Plan — a 291-page guide with 18 measures and 139 actions to reduce pollution from transport, energy, waste and industry. Residents may review and comment on the plan until October 22 before it is submitted to the EPA on December 1. The Birmingham Times
- ➤ Lieutenant Gov. Will Ainsworth said the AHSAA rule that forces transfer students to sit out a year is dangerous — it delays sports participation and erodes accountability. He vowed that the Legislature will fix the issue as a court is expected to strike the rule down. 1819 News
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Local safety advocates from GoRescue urge fans at fall football games to learn CPR after a referee was saved by quick action in Sylacauga. The company trains 60,000 people each year with 2,000 instructors in Alabama — stressing that immediate, high-quality CPR is crucial when first responders may be busy. 6 WBRC News
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ UAB fired head football coach Trent Dilfer after three seasons that ended with a 9-21 record following a loss to Florida Atlantic—offensive coordinator Alex Mortensen has been named interim head coach to lead the team moving forward. 1819 News
- ➤ Alabama earned its highest ranking of the season after defeating Missouri on Saturday in a road game—moving up two spots to #6 and joining 10 SEC teams in the Top 25. 6 WBRC News
- ➤ Banana Ball will return to Rickwood Field next year with two baseball games in September 2026—staff are working to keep the field in Major League condition after a $5 million renovation in 2024. The field will also host its 4th annual Home Run Derby on October 26 with former baseball stars and more events planned. 6 WBRC News
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World Ballet Company: Cinderella
7-8:30 p.m. — Alabama Theatre — Cost Info — Experience the enchanting tale of Cinderella through a mesmerizing ballet performance.
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The Band CAMINO Concert
6:00-7:30 p.m. — Avondale Brewing Company — Ticket prices starting at $63 — Experience live music from The Band CAMINO while enjoying local brews.
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St. Paul & The Broken Bones Concert
6-7:30 p.m. — Avondale Brewing Company — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a lively performance by the popular local band in a vibrant brewery atmosphere.
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Steve McGrew Comedy Show
6:30-8 p.m. — Main Room, 1818 Data Dr, Birmingham, AL — $23.50 — Experience high-energy comedy from the hellbent southern gent, Steve 'Mudflap' McGrew.
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Arnez J Comedy Show
6:30-8:00 p.m. — Main Room, Birmingham, AL — $42.50 to $53.50 — Catch Atlanta's comedic gem Arnez J delivering laughter without the profanity.
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TOAST - The Ultimate Bread Experience
7-8:30 p.m. — Birmingham Children's Theatre — Tickets required — Experience the nostalgia of the 70s hit band BREAD with the top tribute act TOAST bringing their greatest hits to life.
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