Brady Talbert

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CLANTON, Ala. (WBRC) - Alabama law enforcement has prevented illegal drugs in five cities from going on the street, and potentially kid’s hands. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA), along with several other agencies, announced a drug operation this week led to the seizure of products from CBD stores and vape shops with illegal levels of THC. Leaders with ALEA said one problem is how illegal THC products are marketed and could peak a child’s curiosity.

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HOOVER, Ala. (WBRC) - Experts say federal budget cuts to the CDC mean less money is going toward drowning prevention programs, putting the pressure on local organizations to fill the gap. Goldfish Swim School in Hoover is among them. “It’s just extremely important,” said Anna Deck with Goldfish Swim School. Deck is disheartened. Politico reports the president laid off the CDC team responsible for drowning prevention work in April.

1 day ago | wbrc.com | Brady Talbert

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Believe it or not, kids will be back to school before parents know it. One Birmingham program is working to ensure students arrive to the classroom safely. The Safe Passage program puts volunteers along some of the busiest routes kids use to walk to school. This is a joint effort between the Birmingham Police Department and the Housing Authority of the Birmingham District. Leaders educated the community on Thursday on their plans for the upcoming school year.

1 day ago | wbrc.com | Brady Talbert

HOOVER, Ala. (WBRC) - Experts say federal budget cuts to the CDC mean less money is going toward drowning prevention programs, putting the pressure on local organizations to fill the gap. Goldfish Swim School in Hoover is among them. “It’s just extremely important,” said Anna Deck with Goldfish Swim School. Deck is disheartened. Politico reports the president laid off the CDC team responsible for drowning prevention work in April.

2 days ago | wsfa.com | Brady Talbert

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Is your teenager following state driving laws? Automotive experts are reminding Alabamians of driving laws that impact young people. Some driving laws are still relatively new while others specifically affect teens. “Teens need to understand this,” said Clay Ingram with AAA Alabama. “Most of the time they don’t.