Bria Chatman

) - A Birmingham family still needs help to find the person who shot two children and a man while they were driving along 3rd Avenue West. No arrests have been made in connection with the shooting that occurred almost a week ago.

Tuesday marks five years since three-year-old Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney was kidnapped from Tom Brown Village, and later found dead.

The HBCUnity Mixer is one of the biggest kickoffs for Magic City Classic Week and serves as a fun way to unite all of the HBCUs through good food, live music, and more.

Events like these are part of the reason that the city's Economic Director, Cornell Wesley, expects to see over $20 million in revenue.

People from all across the country are gathering for the big game at historic Legion Field. With so many visitors in Birmingham, police want to ensure everyone stays safe while having a good time.

Henry Irby, the public information officer for the sheriff's office, stated that their deputies are committed to making neighborhoods safer. Thanks to numerous tips and information from community members, several arrests have been achieved.

) - The Jefferson County Emergency Management Agency has introduced a new way to keep you informed about local events, particularly regarding severe weather and road closures.

Nearby residents say this area has been a problem spot for illegal dumping for years. WBRC has learned that the land where the bodies were found is owned by the Birmingham Airport Authority, which claims to be collaborating with neighbors and has contractors who regularly clean the property.

The event featured everything from a petting zoo to face painting, horse rides, good food, music from the movie “Inside Out,” and more.

Investigators say the business temporarily went on lockdown after someone fired shots in the area.