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Birmingham, Alabama · BirminghamThe personal health information of 1,655 breast cancer patients was inadvertently disclosed in a postcard by UAB’s nursing school urging them to participate in a survey related to their diagnosis, the school said Friday.See the Story
IDs of 1,655 breast cancer patients disclosed in UAB mailer
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Birmingham, Alabama · BirminghamSammus Hikeem Strickland, 27, is charged with leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death or injury. Killed was Erwin Ellis Curtis. The crash happened at 10:58 a.m. Sunday, June 16, on Messer Airport Highway at Georgia Road. That was Father’s Day.See the Story
Driver charged in hit-and-run that killed 84-year-old crossing Birmingham road in wheelchair
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Morgan Freeman · BirminghamMovie fans now have their first look at “Gunner,” an action movie that was filmed in the Birmingham area in spring 2023. Actors Morgan Freeman and Luke Hemsworth are prominently featured a trailer released this week by Warner Bros., along with fist fights, gun battles, explosions and a prison escape. (Watch the trailer in the video above.)See the Story
Morgan Freeman plays chill villain in trailer for ‘Gunner,’ an action movie filmed in Alabama
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Birmingham, Alabama · BirminghamLeaders at the Alabama Department of Human Resources shared data Thursday (July 25) during a meeting in Montgomery that painted a picture of significant progress for the state’s child welfare system, which ADHR primarily manages. The one exception, however, was the growing strain put on DHR from relinquishments, or instances where parents voluntarily give up their child to the state, often as a result of the child’s violent or dangerous behavior…See the Story