Tristan Ruppert is a journalist for WBRC FOX6 News in Birmingham, Alabama. With a focus on local news, Tristan covers a wide range of topics including crime, public safety, health, and community events. With a dedication to providing accurate and timely information, Tristan strives to keep the community informed and engaged.
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Tristan Ruppert primarily covers local news in Birmingham, Alabama, with an emphasis on crime and community-related topics. His articles often include updates on evolving stories and government announcements related to these themes.
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By: Tristan Ruppert
The city is pushing an extra $15 million to pave more streets and more than $5 million to sidewalk improvements, pulling weeds and slowing speeders.
By: Tristan Ruppert
Local Urban Alchemy leaders say they are very proud of the team's efforts early on, and right now they are working to build relationships and trust in the community members they intend on helping in the months ahead.
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Published Dec. 19, 2024 at 1:54 AM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ( WBRC ) - The Birmingham Crime Commission is now asking you to help them solve the violent crime problem.
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The Birmingham Police Department has designated all precinct lobbies as meet-up spots for internet purchase exchanges.
It’s been a month since an apartment fire left dozens without a home in Fairfield.
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The tibia was found in December. More DNA analysis will be done to determine if the tibia is connected to the skull. The coroner's office says that will take one to three months.
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Browning says the worker manning the ferris wheel and their boss denied the dog access.
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PEP leaders say the planning room has been in the works for years and will help modernize the city.
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Browning says the worker manning the ferris wheel and their boss denied the dog access.
By: Tristan Ruppert
/Gray News) - An Alabama man is suing after he says his service dog was not allowed on a Ferris wheel with him while visiting the German Christmas Market.
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