Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 18th of October.
Good morning, Birmingham.
🏘️ Community
22 small dogs were rescued from a suspected hoarding case in Jefferson County on Friday and are now receiving veterinary care and grooming at the Greater Birmingham Humane Society; the nonprofit is assessing each dog's condition to prepare them for adoption.
🎭 Culture
Designer Erica Nicole will showcase her HBCU-inspired streetwear and avant-garde designs at The Yard, Redefined: A Culture and Couture Runway Experience—set for Friday, Oct.
30 at Mabel’s on 3rd in Birmingham. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m., with the show starting at 6:30 p.m.
🌲 Environment
Alabama gardeners can use historical averages to plan for frost, with north freeze dates appearing in late October and Birmingham's average chance occurring on Nov.
9. Experts advise harvesting tender crops & winterizing irrigation systems before colder nights arrive.
🏈 Sports
Tarrant High School mourned athletic director and coach Mark Kniphfer, known as Coach K, who suffered a fatal heart attack at UAB Hospital on Saturday, Oct.
17. Grief counseling will be offered next week to support staff and students as they remember his dedication.
No. 6 Alabama lost to Tennessee 26-10 on Saturday after several turnovers hurt scoring; the Crimson Tide now stands at 5-2 overall and will host Texas A&M next Saturday at 2:30 p.m. on ABC.
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey said at SEC basketball media days in Birmingham that if Congress fails to set national guidelines, the conference will consider adopting its own (restrictive) rules for college sports.
He noted the plan could include playoff expansion and setting clear boundaries for athletes returning from professional play.
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