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Local realtors weigh in on how the Fed's interest rate cut could impact the housing market
SUMMARY: Tonight’s focus is on the Federal Reserve’s first interest rate cut in four years and its expected impact on the housing market. In the week leading up to the cut, mortgage applications surged by 14.2%. Local realtor Patrick Warren notes that this rise is beneficial for sellers and may boost buyers’ confidence in making purchases. However, he emphasizes that individual circumstances will dictate the decision to buy. Additionally, Alabama is set to implement a property tax cap starting next month, as reported by the Alabama Association of Realtors, which will limit yearly property taxes.
Local realtors weigh in on how the Fed’s interest rate cut could impact the housing market
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Wheeler Dam Drowning Update | October 13, 2024 | WHNT News 19 Sunday Evening
SUMMARY: During a recent cross-country meet, new details emerged about a drowning incident at the Wheeler Dam. According to the Lawrence County coroner, Dennis Kneale drowned after a fishing boat he was on capsized. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency reported that the boat’s trolling motor failed, leading to the vessel being drawn into the dam’s generators and overturning. Search teams successfully located the other two passengers onboard, but Kneale tragically did not survive.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency has shared an update after a man drowned at the Wheeler Dam Saturday afternoon.
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Canadian air pushes into Alabama through the week, keeping the forecast dry & quiet
SUMMARY: Cold air is approaching next week due to an incoming cold front, with temperatures in St. Louis dropping to the upper 30s by Monday morning while Birmingham remains at 56ยฐF. Temperatures may rise to the low 70s on Monday afternoon, but will decrease significantly in the following days, reaching 39ยฐF by Thursday morning, potentially causing frost. Dry conditions will increase wildfire risks, so preparation is advised. Additionally, there’s a low-pressure area in the tropics with a medium chance of developing into a tropical system. The upcoming seven-day forecast indicates a drop in temperatures and a peak of the Hunter Moon on Thursday.
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Police continue to investigate murder in Bay Minette
SUMMARY: A man was shot Saturday night on East Banyon Street and taken to North Baldwin Infirmary. Neighbors reported hearing at least three gunshots, prompting a family to call authorities. Concerned residents, including Rosan Williams, expressed worries about the safety of their quiet neighborhood, home to many elderly and families. Police later confirmed a fight between the victim and 37-year-old Dwight Pway, who has been charged with murder and is being held without bond pending a court hearing. Investigators continued to gather evidence, while locals mourned the loss of the victim, described as a kind person.
Dwight Pettway was arrested after a deadly shooting Saturday night in Bay Minette
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