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Pavement collapsed. Police tell me that the driver and the passengers inside got a big shock. It was a very close call because they were trapped for a while inside. Police say the black chevy suv with family of five and their driver inside had stopped for a red light on Mission Street when the pavement collapsed. The driver said the ground just gave way and the car just dropped. Reporter it happened about 5 30 during rush hour and police immediately stopped traffic on Mission Street. The suv was...

The crash happened last night in front of mary mount university. They sent out a picture and a pick up driver rear ended i car and that car was pushed into the intersection hitting a third car. Fortunately no students were involved. We want to bring you this breaking news. The kenyan red cross found a female survivor in North Eastern kenya. The student was hide income a crawlspace. She is dehydrated but otherwise all right. The country has not been doing enough. It happened thursday. 148 people ...

During the opposition's testimony, Loree Skelton claims her decision to oppose the project came after it became clear to her that the city was not supporting her proposed healthcare facility at Stadium Trace.

Will Kadish released a statement in reaction to comments made as Hoover seeks a Certificate of Need.

The Hoover Health Care Authority Certificate of Need (C.O.N.) hearings continue for the proposed Riverwalk Health and Wellness Center in Riverchase.Opposing For

Hoover city council president John Lyda said his main objective in testifying was to show the need for accessible healthcare in the city.

Loree Skelton, a health care attorney and CEO of South Having Nursing Home, claims a surgery center is not needed in Riverchase and is pushing for one elsewhere.

For the past 15 months, Hoover officials have been negotiating with the developer of Stadium Trace Village about a development plan and tax breaks for phase two of the center.

Developer William Kadish told the council he wants more time to meet with Trace Crossings residents.

The developer tried to answer residents questions about things such as blasting, noise, light pollution, a proposed connector road and tax incentives.