SUMMARY: A mass shooting in Birmingham, Alabama, occurred Saturday night in a popular nightlife area, targeting an individual believed to be among the deceased. Police Chief Scott Thurman indicated the shooting might have been a hit, with over 100 shell casings found, suggesting multiple shooters. Authorities are urgently searching for suspects, emphasizing community assistance is vital. Among the victims, two men and a woman were found dead on the sidewalk, while another male victim died at a hospital, with several others injured. The incident highlights rising concerns over gun violence in the area.

After a shooting happened in Birmingham’s Five Points South entertainment district, police are now saying it may have been sparked by a ‘murder-for-hire’ plot. (Via CBS).

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SUMMARY: Authorities in Birmingham, Alabama, are searching for multiple suspects after a mass shooting in the nightlife district on Saturday night left four people dead and over a dozen injured. Police Chief Scott Thurman indicated that the shooting targeted an individual, and the incident might involve a hit orchestrated for payment, as over 100 shell casings were found at the scene. Three victims were pronounced dead at the scene, and a fourth died at the hospital. Investigators believe multiple shooters were involved and emphasize the need for community assistance to capture them. Concerns about rising violence in the area have been voiced.

After a shooting happened in Birmingham’s Five Points South entertainment district, police are now saying it may have been sparked by a ‘murder-for-hire’ plot. (Via CBS).

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SUMMARY: The Fayetteville City Council recently voted 5-3 to lift an easement protecting seven century-old oak trees next to Fayetteville High School, allowing for the construction of a new parking deck. Six of the trees will be removed, sparking opposition from community members who cherish the area’s natural landscape. Arborist Andrea Fournet, concerned about the loss of trees in Northwest Arkansas, acknowledges the need for additional parking, as the school currently has insufficient spaces for its 2,600 students. Despite the decision, some community members feel the council acted hastily, prioritizing development over environmental preservation.

A new parking deck at Fayetteville HS will replace a tree easement with century old oak trees

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