Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 10th of December.
Good morning, Birmingham.
A Jefferson County School Bus was involved in a three-vehicle crash in Center Point with no children on board, resulting in three injuries.
A Birmingham mother remains steadfast in her quest for justice on her son's 33rd birthday, three years after he was fatally shot in his company car, with no arrests made.
Jonah Ross, a passionate drummer and UAB Marching Blazers member, is set to graduate with a civil engineering degree from UAB, reflecting on his enriching college experiences including band travels and basketball games.
Jefferson County offers a free grease recycling program at 21 locations to prevent sewer damage and promote environmental stewardship.
Birmingham city leaders plan to use a grant from the EPA, potentially worth up to $5 million, to fund advanced recycling programs, including RFID-enabled bins and school initiatives, with a city council vote pending.
The Birmingham City Council plans to review proposals on gun safety funding, SWAC Championship hosting, residential development, daycare expansion, neighborhood redesign, highway repaving, a walking trail project, and a recycling program in its Tuesday meeting.
The National Institutes of Health has awarded Liou Y.
Sun from the University of Alabama at Birmingham $3.69 million to study ceramides and growth hormone signaling for developing therapies to combat age-related diseases.
Major League Baseball's annual charity auction aims to revitalize Willie Mays Park in Alabama, offering exclusive experiences like meet-and-greets with stars and All-Star Game tickets to raise funds for the park's refurbishment.
Outreach Hub Christmas Store at Trinity United Methodist Church
The Outreach Hub Christmas Store provides a holiday shopping experience for families in need, hosted by Trinity United Methodist Church.
Christmas in Dixie: Country Western and Swing Dance Competition
Christmas in Dixie is an annual competition showcasing Country Western and Swing dancing, recognized by the United Country Western Dance Council.
Alabama Theatre Holiday Film Series: White Christmas
Experience the classic holiday film 'White Christmas' during the Alabama Theatre's Holiday Film Series, showcasing timeless holiday favorites from December 13 to 22.
Birmingham Winter Wonderland Craft and Vendor Market
The Birmingham Winter Wonderland Craft and Vendor Market features a diverse range of local vendors showcasing handmade crafts, food, drinks, and unique items at the Riverchase Galleria.
Alabama Ballet Presents: The Nutcracker
Alabama Ballet, one of the few companies licensed to perform George Balanchine's version of The Nutcracker, will showcase this classic ballet at the BJCC Concert Hall.
Screening of National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
This event features a screening of the holiday classic 'National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation' as part of the Alabama Theatre's Holiday Film Series.
Home Alone Live Concert Experience
Experience the holiday classic Home Alone transformed into a live concert with an orchestra, featuring a movie screening on a big screen.
Candlelight Concert: Neo-Soul Favorites Featuring Prince and Childish Gambino
Experience a live, multi-sensory musical event featuring Neo-Soul classics by artists like Prince and Childish Gambino, performed by Listeso String Quartet in a candlelit setting at the Birmingham Museum of Art.
Holiday Film Series: Cartoon Matinee Triple Feature
The Alabama Theatre will host a Holiday Film Series featuring a triple cartoon matinee of classic films including 'A Charlie Brown Christmas', 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer', and 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas'.
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Screening
The Alabama Theatre will host a screening of the holiday classic 'National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation' as part of its Holiday Film Series featuring classic Christmas cartoons.
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