Falling tree limbs in Birmingham kills one person — A fatal crash involving a motorcycle and a truck occurred in Fultondale on Saturday morning according to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office The Jefferson County Coroner says 31-year-old Frederick Alexander DeLeon of Gardendale was the only one on the motorcycle when it collided with a UPS truck The Fultondale Police Department is investigating the crash Birmingham-based Books-A-Million has closed its Fultondale location The departure of the Fultondale location leaves only two remaining stores at the next locations: Books-A-Million is the second largest bookseller in the U.S the company was named an Alabama Centennial Retailer by the Alabama Retail Association Are you going to miss the Fultondale Books-A-Million location? 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Pettaway was last seen wearing black pants, a gray collared shirt, a red pullover, and black and gray Nike high tops. Her hair is styled in box braids. Authorities are urging anyone with information on Pettaway's whereabouts is asked to contact the Fultondale Police Department at 205-849-5456. Falling tree limbs in Birmingham kills one person, another injured FULTONDALE, AL (WBMA) — The Fultondale Police Department arrested a man in a drug bust. On Friday morning, Fultondale PD and the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office conducted a search warrant at a residence on Heaton Street in Fultondale. Antonio Jermaine Harrell, 31, was arrested for allegedly trafficking fentanyl and certain persons forbidden to possess a pistol. When authorities arrived on the scene, Harrell attempted to flee from the house, but he was caught by authorities. He is being held in the Jefferson County Jail on a $515,000 bond. No more information is available at this time. 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General AlertABC 33/40   See MoreFalling tree limbs in Birmingham kills one person (WBMA) — Two 5,000-pound steel coils fell off a commercial truck in Fultondale Thursday The Fultondale Police Department said the incident happened on Walker Chapel Road at Interstate 65 The police department said one of the coils rolled several hundred feet into an opposite lane of traffic The police department said it was thankful for no injuries and help from Fultondale Fire and Rescue Fultondale residents will vote on whether or not they want to see an increase in their property taxes Councilman Josh Bryant said if approved the increase would be an additional 5 mills making the millage rate 10 mills in Fultondale "It is a critical piece of our budget we estimate it is probably around $700,000 total That would come out to the average homeowner of around $100 a year that would go onto their tax bill," explained Bryant Fultondale has created a full-time fire and EMS department previously the city ran on volunteers for 75 years He said staffing the department up is a priority "What we are looking at doing is really trying to maintain what we've been able to do through the federal grant People have told us they really like the quick response and the good staff of our full-time fire department We want to make sure nothing affects that," said Bryant Bryant explained the city received a federal SAFER grant worth a half a million dollars annually to help pay for the department and its staff Read More:Fultondale Fire Department to hire six people, thanks to FEMA grant "What we were hoping was after that three-year period we would have some new businesses businesses closing at the national level that have impacted us." The city has to wait to apply for the federal grant again O'Charley's and Burger King locations closed their doors in Fultondale Bryant said 80% of the city's budget comes from sales and lodging tax 'we'd love to have what city down the road has,' and in some cases they may not be aware the city down the road pays double the property tax they do So they do have more available to do more things when as it comes to quality of life," said Bryant Councilman Billy Hughes explained what could happen if property tax increase is not approved He said having the proper infrastructure and services We will look for ways we can trim our budget look for ways we can maintain our services on a slimer budget That is what it amounts to," said Hughes Hughes said maintaining the fire department would have ripple effects on the city Read More:State superintendent discusses concerning math scores The increase in property tax could also help staff a community center in the future View a breakdown of property taxes by county and municipality by the Alabama Department of Revenue here. — In a bid to improve road safety and protect first responders Fultondale Fire and Rescue has integrated HAAS Alert's Safety Cloud digital alerting system into their fire apparatus This collision prevention service sends real-time alerts to Alabama drivers when emergency services are active nearby Safety Cloud enhances driver compliance with Move Over laws by dispatching notifications when first responders are en route or on-scene This digital solution supplements traditional lightbars and sirens with in-vehicle notifications reducing the likelihood of collisions with first responders The system delivers immediate warnings to drivers about the proximity of emergency vehicles or road workers significantly reducing collision risks by up to 90% This measure aims to safeguard both first responders and the motoring public Despite Alabama's Move Over laws requiring drivers to slow down and change lanes when approaching active emergency vehicles delayed or non-compliant reactions remain an issue Safety Cloud addresses this by providing up to 30 seconds of preemptive warning The alerts are accessible via the Waze navigation app and Apple Maps and integrated into the dashboards of many modern vehicles Safety Cloud alerts are also available on the infotainment screens of millions of vehicles specifically 2018 and newer models of Jeep through the EVAS (Emergency Vehicle Alert System) feature HAAS Alert is working to expand its alerts to more platforms and vehicles "Adopting Safety Cloud adds a layer of protection for our crew facilitating their operations with enhanced safety," said Chief Justin McKenzie "By providing drivers with additional time to respond appropriately this service establishes a safer environment for both our crew and surrounding motorists We strongly recommend drivers to utilize Waze and Apple Maps to benefit from these vital road safety alerts." According to a recent Facebook post popular bakery Nothing Bundt Cakes is opening a new location in Fultondale The new store will be located at the Promenade Fultondale in the suite between Bath & Body Works and Sally Beauty Nothing Bundt Cakes Fultondale is in its final stages of construction and training If you haven’t been to its other locations in the Birmingham area the name says it all—bundt cakes of all sizes and flavors Here’s a look at some tasty flavors they offer: they even offer two gluten free flavors—chocolate chip cookie and lemon raspberry For more stories like this, follow @bhamnow on Facebook + Instagram (WBMA) — The search for a handcuffed man in Fultondale was suspended Thursday afternoon The Fultondale Police Department said it was investigating a stolen U-Haul trailer Detectives went to the home of Daniel Kyle Thomas who was identified as a suspect in the theft SEE ALSO:Community tips aid in arrest of suspect in Birmingham murder SEE ALSO:Blount County child predator sting operations leads to 12 arrests Police said the suspect revealed the trailer had been sold The man was handcuffed due to him alreadyhaving a felony warrant obstruction of justice and giving false information with the county Police said the man ran into nearby woods and will now be charged with felony escape A helicopter and tracking K-9s were deployed The police department acknowledged Thomas' familiarity with the woods but said it is confident Thomas will be located Fayette County football is in the Class 4A playoffs due to Fultondale forfeiting three games after violating the AHSAA transfer rule The AHSAA announced Wednesday night that Fultondale was forfeiting three games: wins over Fayette County (38-7) Fayette County had finished fifth in the 4A Region 5 standings and out of the playoff race The Tigers' season appeared to be over with an idle date this Friday Region 5 and set to face Central Florence in the first round Nov 6 in the standings and will no longer make the playoffs "I'm trying to get all my kids out of basketball into football mode," Fayette County coach Jared Porter told The Tuscaloosa News We're going from it's Halloween (Thursday) to 'Hey we're going to be on the practice field.'" Porter said he heard some rumblings earlier this week that the Fultondale was being investigated That information was confirmed by the AHSAA announcement "I told the coaches maybe this is something this young group needed," Porter said The seniors have already cried and played their last game Fayette County will travel to West Morgan on Friday The Tigers are making their third straight playoff appearance under Porter Fultondale violated the AHSAA transfer policy by playing an ineligible player The three games the Wildcats forfeited were all those won in which the ineligible player participated in Fultondale was fined and placed on probation HOLY SPIRIT: Holy Spirit football rallying around Mandy Stewart for breast cancer awareness month VOTE: Vote for your Tuscaloosa-area Athlete of the Week, week of Oct. 21-25 Anna Snyder covers high school sports and University of Alabama softball and football recruiting for The Tuscaloosa News. Reach her at asnyder@gannett.com crews are currently responding to a single-vehicle fire on Carson Road Carson Road will be shut down in both directions near the old Fultondale High School until the roadway has been cleared You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience CHELSEA – In their first-ever game as the No the Chelsea Hornets proved why they deserve to be on top of the polls with a decisive victory to kick off action in March Chelsea took down the Fultondale Wildcats 3-0 on Monday using its potent offensive attack to earn another victory The Hornets took a while to get the gears rolling it never left the field at Chelsea High School sophomore Daniel Teixeira continued his solid year and took a service from Elijah Huggins and tapped in past the Wildcats goalie to put Chelsea up 1-0 and give it a solid starting sequence As time continued to tick down before the end of the first half the Hornets wanted to add some padding onto their lead senior star Max Wever was on the other end of a serve from Marcus Garcia and finished with a solid shot Garcia later hit the post right before the half but could not get it through as Chelsea went into the break with a comfortable cushion even though the score was in a solid place Chelsea received a corner kick opportunity and a chance to do just that but Wever gathered it and chipped into the far side of the netting to put the Hornets up 3-0 and that much closer to another victory the game became stagnant and quiet as neither team did much more Chelsea got one more opportunity as Jacob Cano struck one in towards the goal before watching it bounce off the post the final whistle sounded and the Hornets cruised out with the three-goal win Chelsea improves to 8-1 on the year and heads into area play with a burst of momentum The Hornets will begin their area schedule with a home contest against the Spain Park Jaguars on Friday Just one AAC game is on Monday’s college basketball schedule That contest is the Wichita State Shockers squaring… The Memphis Grizzlies (38-22) face the Atlanta Hawks (27-33) as 8.5-point favorites on Monday take on the Brooklyn Nets (21-39).… The Wichita State Shockers versus the North Texas Mean Green is a game to catch on the Monday… The Monday college basketball slate has plenty of exciting matchups in store Our computer model has suggested picks… What would make you consider a digital subscription to Shelby County Reporter View Results AL (WBMA) — The Fultondale Police Department has arrested a man after he accidentally set a woods fire Fultondale police say they worked with Fultondale Fire and Rescue to arrest 34-year-old Joshua Harbison of Fultondale Harbison was camping behind his parents home when he allegedly set the woods on fire Fultondale PD found Harbison had an outstanding warrant for failure to appear on a burglary charge in Jefferson County and he was arrested for that offense shown in this file photo from 2021 when he was the Fairfield head football coach announced his resignation as head coach at Fultondale on Friday .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Mike Perrin | preps@al.comFultondale has joined the December exodus of Jefferson County and Birmingham metro area head football coaches announced that he would no longer be the coach of the Wildcats after two seasons at the helm Head coaching changes have been announced by Gardendale (defensive coordinator Eric Firestone got the job after the departure of Chad Eads) Center Point (George Bates left and took over at Shades Valley after Rueben Nelson left for an administrative post at his former school Pelham also parted ways with head coach Mike Vickery RELATED: Bates moves to Shades Valley Eric Firestone is new Gardendale coach Pelham, Center Point departures announced Handley told AL.com on Friday afternoon that “I just felt it was best to look for another opportunity The administration in that school building is outstanding They will find the right person for the job for the vision they have It was just one of those decisions that had to be made.” who was 7-13 at Fultondale with a 3-6 finish in 2024 has a 30-53 career record in nine years as a head coach with one season at Selma and five at Fairfield His first team at Fultondale made the Class 4A state playoffs and finished 4-7 after taking the third seed in Region 6 By signing up, you agree to our user agreement and privacy policy “The program is growing in the right direction,” Handley said “We have a real good group of kids coming up from the youth league They are bought into the culture of Fultondale God puts you in a place for a set amount of time to change the culture and make things new Handley addressed the Fultondale community: some sadness – as I announce my decision to step down as the head football coach of Fultondale High School,” the post said “I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished together From Friday night victories to watching young men grow into leaders on and off the field the memories we’ve created will stay with me forever assistant coaches and everyone who has supported this program are what I’ll truly cherish.” Use of and/or registration on any portion 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All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices \r\nPrep sports in your inbox: Sign up to get the Birmingham High School Sports Newsletter By signing up, you agree to our user agreement and privacy policy .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Ben Thomas | bthomas@al.comFultondale has forfeited three games and been placed on probation for a violation of the AHSAA Transfer Rule The Wildcats will miss the Class 4A playoffs The AHSAA announced the news Wednesday night Fultondale forfeited region wins over Hamilton dropping its overall record to 3-6 and its Region 5 record to 2-5 An AHSAA release said the Wildcats played ineligible players who were assessed restitution for the contests they participated in while ineligible The Fultondale forfeits move Fayette County into the playoffs from Region 5 along with Good Hope Newsroom | Press Releases WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) released a video honoring U.S Marine Corps Corporal Wayne Everett as the March “Veteran of the Month.” Excerpts from Sen. Tuberville’s remarks can be found below, and his complete remarks can be found here “Challenges are a part of life that show us what we’re really made of Corporal Wayne Everett of Fultondale reminds us that while we can’t control what challenges life throws our way leaving his small town of East Lake for the jungles of Vietnam Wayne took his young family back home to the Birmingham area to work with his father as a painter for the next decade His years in active duty taught him lessons he carried with him in raising his family and in his career.  Wayne took on the role of caregiver when his wife was diagnosed with cancer Wayne continued to devote himself to his church and his family he remarried to an old friend where they joined their lives as a blended family Senator Tuberville recognizes a different Alabama veteran each month for their service and contribution to their community. Constituents can nominate an Alabama veteran and submit their information to Senator Tuberville’s office for consideration by emailing press_office@tuberville.senate.gov.  Senator Tommy Tuberville represents Alabama in the United States Senate and is a member of the Senate Armed Services, Agriculture, Veterans’ Affairs, HELP, and Aging Committees. 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Please tell us what you think by commenting on our Instagram and tagging us @ bhamnow (WBMA) — An Indiana man was arrested after a sexual assault was reported in Fultondale Wednesday night The Fultondale Police Department said 34-year-old Michael Wiley was detained after officers responded to the traveling fair in front of Fultondale Elementary School just before midnight Police said Wiley and the reported victim were both employees of the fair Police said they discovered that Wiley had outstanding felony warrants in Gallatin County Illinois for two counts of 'Predatory Criminal Sexual Assault of a Child' and 13 counts of 'Aggravated Criminal Sexual Abuse' Detectives obtained a fugitive from justice warrant for Wiley and police said he is being held pending extradition 2021 an EF-3 tornado touched down in the community killing a teenager and causing multiple injuries SEE RELATED: Tornado kills one, tears swath of damage through Fultondale SEE RELATED: 1 Year later: Fultondale community remembers deadly EF-3 tornado "If you look at the history since 1950 our state is covered with tornado tracks," said Fultondale Fire Chief Justin McKenzie People who live in Fultondale have witnessed that quite a few times Lifelong resident Timothy Vason was out rebuilding his home on Tuesday afternoon He remembers that night back in January of 2021 very vividly "I had a plan to pull the mattress over me I jumped on the side of the bed and boom bam it destroyed the place," explained Vason I could see that house and my brothers house wasn't there either "The best thing of it all is that I'm still here and I'm rebuilding as you see," said Vason His home is just one of a number of homes that are being rebuilt in the community "This time I'm going to do things a little different maybe Chief McKenzie would like to see changes at the state level that would make it safer for people during severe weather "The southern part of our state enforces building codes with hurricane type winds up here it wasn't done as much in the past." McKenzie wants homes to be better fortified with tighter straps and and the roof locked down to withstand the wind "Good thing is insurance companies are pushing it and hopefully there will be more legislation pushed towards fortified homes and making it a requirement you gotta adapt to the change," said Vason Vason said he's had his challenges rebuilding but plans to be sleeping back in his home before the end of the year As the threat for severe weather is always possible it's important for people to have a plan in place and be prepared McKenzie said since the tornado came through last time communication has improved among first responders since then we have even worked more on mutual aid and automatic aid agreements," said McKenzie "If resources are needed anywhere in the state Jefferson County Emergency Management Agency has also improved communication over the last few years "Covid actually forced us to think outside the box on how we do our emergency center activations," said EMA officer Melissa Sizemore Now they can do it remotely which allows more people to participate "So we actually have more people getting that information when out EOC is activated and staying up to date on the current trends of the forecast if we receive impacts," said Sizemore Both Sizemore and McKenzie said it's important for residents to have more than one way to get warnings and not to rely on weather sirens (WBMA) — The Jefferson County Board of Education voted Thursday to accept a bid to build a new Jefferson County International Baccalaureate School (JCIB) The district said the campus will be located at the site of the old Fultondale High School on Carson Road and house 6th through 12th grade students “JCIB consistently ranks as one of the best schools not just in Alabama It only makes sense for these students to have their own campus,” said Superintendent Dr “I am personally excited about what the future holds for this program and these students JCIB students are currently split among two campuses High school students attend classes on the Shades Valley High School campus and middle school students attend classes in Pleasant Grove SEE ALSO:38 Alabama school districts receive grant to promote safe and health schools SEE ALSO:Program for students with incarcerated family members expands in Etowah County Schools The new campus will bring the students at both campuses together “We are beyond excited to work together as a cohesive faculty on one campus A unified campus will foster greater teacher and student collaboration and a unified approach to student development,” said Lori Lightsey “There will still be a clear distinction between our middle and high school students and they will be housed in different parts of the building this move will allow some continuity in the IB program and help streamline our IB efforts,“ said Gonsoulin “We were also intentional in placing this school in Fultondale as it is a central location in our district.” JCIB students come from all over the county Applications are accepted in February and include an essay The district said construction of the new campus is expected to begin in approximately 90 days and is estimated to be completed in about two and half years Construction will cost approximately 68 million dollars (WBMA) — A deputy with the Elmore County Sheriff's Office committed suicide in Fultondale Thursday The Fultondale Police Department said the incident happened in the parking lot of the Fultondale Event Center where law enforcement training was being held John Tanks said the training event had been going on all week Tanks said the man was found dead from a gunshot wound in the backseat of a car Tanks said all indications led to it being a suicide He was participating in the class which was being led by a different agency The city of Fultondale was lending the venue to be used for the training Elmore County Sheriff Bill Franklin said it appears one his deputies died by gunshot wound in Fultondale The agency the man belonged to has been notified and family notifications are also pending Two major marathons in Birmingham ran their last run in 2023 There is now no longer a Mercedes Marathon or a Magic City Marathon The city of Fultondale is working to help fill the void for the Birmingham running community with the inaugural Railway Marathon & Half Marathon with Magic City Half going away and then obviously with Mercedes going away we just feel like this local running community needs and wants something like that," said Jeff Martinez The Railway Marathon will be considered a qualifying marathon for larger races like the Boston Marathon "A couple months ago wanting to know if we would be interested in bringing it to our city because we knew Birmingham had closed down and we were curious to see what would come of it," said Larry Holcomb we had a meeting and agreed to bring it out here." Holcomb said they are taking extra preparations to ensure this marathon meets the expectations of experienced runners "We are partnered with the hotels around here the more people sign up and register helps us prepare for what to expect," said Holcomb 500 to 1,000 runners are expected for the inaugural Railway Marathon That's a race one-tenth of the size of the Mercedes Marathon For registration information click here. Fultondale will provide police and paramedics for the race The race will begin and end at Black Creek Park on Feb FULTONDALE, Ala (WBMA) — Fultondale police need help finding three men who killed a man after breaking into his home. It happened Sunday morning in the "100 Oaks" mobile home community Police say the men were armed and demanded money 55-year-old Alejandro Hernandez Garcia was shot after fighting back "We're obviously still very traumatized by what happened," Garcia's son "We couldn't stay in our home yesterday My mother and sister didn't feel safe sleeping here where it all happened." SEE ALSO:Man killed during home invasion in Fultondale by 3 masked men Alejandro says by the time he woke up, the men were already gone. "The most I heard was shuffling around, walking, like running afterwards just yells, screams pleas of help, it was mostly from my father he was already hurt," he said. "He was very kind, he was strict with me and my siblings because I always believed he wanted to raise us right," he said, "he never hurt anyone he never threatened anyone he was just a great man and it's a shame that I was never able to tell that to him before he could pass." Police believe it was a random attack. The door had been left unlocked. Alejandro says during the break-in, his sister-in-law asked the men why they chose them. "She was very adamant about asking them things asking them questions like. why are you guys here? For what reason? Why did you choose us?" he said, "one of the things that they told her in response was you guys got a couple cars on your lot and it didn't help me understand it at all because there's cars everywhere here, there's nicer cars here." Police want to speak with the driver of a silver Dodge Charger that was seen in the area. For the family it's a nightmare and a loss they can't understand. "It does hurt a lot, he was a big figure in my life, he was like the nucleus of the family, he held us all together," Alejandro said. The family would like to honor Garcia's wishes and bury him in Mexico. If you'd like to help, you can Cash App: $SalPz or Zelle: Sperezdamian Anyone with information is asked to call Fultondale Det. Kevin Studyvin at 205-849-5456 or Crime Stoppers at 205-254-7777. President Donald Trump makes a major sports announcement. The announcement comes amid reports Washington, D.C. will host the 2027 NFL Draft. (WBMA) - Fire crews battled a blaze Saturday morning in Fultondale crews were called to a house fire in the 1000 block of Georgetown Lane Saturday morning That's in a neighborhood between Highway 31 and Carson Road North Officials say everyone got out of the house safely Firefighters are still working to learn what caused the fire