www.youtube.com – WDAM 7 | The Pine Belt's Local News Station – 2024-05-13 19:48:44

SUMMARY: A severe storm in a rural area caused damage to trees, homes, and cars. Lena Russell and her family were awakened by what felt like a tornado hitting their home, with trees falling and debris flying around. Despite the destruction, their livestock animals were unharmed. Russell and her son are working to clean up the fallen trees on their property, including dangerous cherry trees that are harmful to livestock. Russell, a bus driver for Lamar County Schools, had to cancel her route due to unsafe road conditions. Neighbors were also affected by the storm, including one family who were in a camper when it hit.

Lena Russell said once the storm got bad, she and her kids rushed to their hallway for safety, as trees were ripped up from their roots and tossed to the side.

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www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-05-13 19:41:19

SUMMARY: West Alabama hospital, Whitfield Regional Hospital in Demopolis, announced the temporary closure of its labor and delivery unit due to the primary physician being on extended leave until September 1st. The hospital stated on Facebook that there are no replacement physicians available for 24/7 coverage in the unit and plans are in place to ensure emergency medical care related to pregnancy continues to be provided. Another physician, Dr. Lesman, will still perform planned C-sections for established patients who are at or beyond 32 weeks in their pregnancy. The closure is effective immediately, with a focus on patient safety and care during this period.

Whitfield Regional Hospital temporarily closes its Labor and Delivery Unit

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www.youtube.com – 16 WAPT News Jackson – 2024-05-13 17:57:26

SUMMARY: The Jackson Fire Department is bidding farewell to their old Fire Station 20 on Medgar Evers Boulevard as demolition crews begin tearing down the building. The new fire station, located next door, prompted many firefighters stationed there to watch the demolition. Veterans of the department expressed mixed feelings as they said goodbye to a building that had been their home for many years. Despite being one of the oldest stations in the city, the firefighters acknowledged that it was time for a change. Good memories and camaraderie were shared in the old building, making it a bittersweet moment for all involved.

Jackson fire station demolished

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