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Harris Mountain Fire grows to 19K+ acres; fire managers update community Harris Mountain Fire grows to 19K+ acres; fire managers update community By: Kailey Neitzel and David Sherman Posted at 5:39 PM, Jul 27, 2021 and last updated 2021-07-27 19:39:12-04 (UPDATE, 3:15 p.m.) During a community meeting in Cascade on Tuesday morning, fire managers explained that there are 30 major fires in the Northern Rockies region that are sharing resources. Because of this, resources on Harris Mountain Fire are relatively small at this point, and they said they’re having to "play defens...

The second suspect in the slaying of a beloved American Red Cross worker has now been formally charged. The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office Thursday night announced a murder warrant against 20-year-old Andray LaQuarn Pope Jr. Authorities previously charged 34-year-old Charles Lawrence Grimmett. Both men are from the Birmingham area and are charged in the slaying of 67-year-old Brian Shaw, ...

a- Be a white man who loses two wives to cancer. Watch your 12-year-old son die of cancer, and still dedicate your life to the betterment of humanity. Give all of your soul and heart to improving the lives of others, and find yourself in your final moment of life murdered by two black males trying to steal your car. Brian Shaw was a man of peace. He was a man who, despite the tragic losses of two wives and his 12-year-old son – all three of cancer – continued to love, live and give. He was a man who, after retirement, became a beloved American Red Cross worker, logging more than 8,000 vol...

‘He kept loving and helping’: Odenville man’s life, marked by tragedy and kindness, ends in violence AL.com 22 mins ago Carol Robinson, al.com © Carol Robinson | crobinson/al.com Brian Shaw, 67, was shot to death in St. Clair County on May 25, 2021. Brian Shaw was a man of peace. He was a man who, despite the tragic losses of two wives and his 12-year-old son - all three of cancer - continued to love, live and give. He was a man who, after retirement, became a beloved American Red Cross worker, logging more than 8,000 volunteer hours in his three years with the agen...

Image courtesy of the Red Cross KENNEWICK, Wash. — Since it was founded in the late-1800s, the American Red Cross has been helping people throughout the United States recover from life-changing incidents. Regionally, the Red Cross works closely with fire departments and first responders to provide relief for people facing major hurdles. This year, regional chapters of the Red Cross are working to promote fire safety in homes throughout the Tri-Cities region and beyond. According to a release issued on Wednesday, the Red Cross is partnering with Hanford Mission Integration Solutions (HMIS) t...