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1 day ago | wvtm13.com | Jon Paepcke

With just days left before the Coca-Cola Amphitheater's first show, we joined BJCC Executive Director Tad Snider on the brand-new Uptown Jam Tram. The shuttle system will taxi concertgoers from Protective Stadium to the 9,100-seat venue. “It's three blocks. There are four vehicles we imagine, you know, every ten minutes there'll be a vehicle leaving for sure,” Snider said. Guests will hop on near the southeast corner of the stadium for the short drive north.

1 day ago | wvtm13.com | Mya Caleb

TIME RIGHT NOW IS 608, AND THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM IS LOOKING TO CREATE SUSTAINABILITY ENVIRONMENTALLY AND ECONOMICALLY. TO DO THIS, THE CITY IS LAUNCHING ITS FIRST EVER SUSTAINABILITY PLAN AND WVTM 13 S MYA CALEB IS JOINING US LIVE IN BIRMINGHAM THIS MORNING. MYA WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THIS PLAN SO FAR? YEAH GUYS GOOD MORNING. SO RIGHT NOW THIS IS THE PROJECT LAUNCH PHASE OF THAT PLAN. THE UNIQUE THING ABOUT THIS PHASE IS THAT THE CITY IS LOOKING TO HEAR FROM YOU GUYS OUT THERE.

2 days ago | wvtm13.com | Riley Conlon

Video above: University of Alabama students react to president stepping down The University of Alabama has found its next president. On Monday, Peter J. Mohler, PhD, was unanimously appointed the university's 30th president by the UA System Board of Trustees. His first official day on the job will be July 21. “Dr. Mohler is uniquely equipped to build upon The University of Alabama’s strong foundation and lead this institution into an even brighter future,” said UA System Chancellor Sid J.

2 days ago | wvtm13.com | Taylor Lang

Editorial Standards ⓘ LIVE: Watch news conference aboveMayor Randall L. Woodfin, Miles College President Bobbie Knight, and other people are are holding a news conference.The reason is unclear at this time.

2 days ago | wvtm13.com | Ayron Lewallen

A sea of rainbows filled downtown Birmingham to celebrate Pride Month on Sunday. Linn Park was the home of Pride Week’s culminating event PrideFest. The event featured vendors, live music and stars from the popular television show "RuPaul’s Drag Race." Most importantly, though, festival goers feel PrideFest is about celebrating community, joy and being proud of who you are — something one attendee told WVTM 13 wasn’t always easy for him.