The brand new mystery Pie to Die For: A Hannah Swensen Mystery premieres on the Hallmark Channel Sunday, June 22 at 8/7c.
Those hoping to catch the premiere can stream the new Hallmark release through Philo (free trial), Fubo (free trial), DirecTV (free trial), or Sling (50% off first month).
Starring Alison Sweeney, Victor Webster and Barbara Niven, Pie to Die For: A Hannah Swensen Mystery follows Hannah in the aftermath of one of her customers and Delores’ theater rival tragic murder. In order to save her mother’s reputation, Hannah much find her killer.
Those interested in catching the premiere of the new thriller mystery can stream the release through the streaming platforms listed below.
Philo: 7-day free trial ($28 a month after free trial)
Fubo: Free trial ($84.99 a month after free trial)
DirecTV: 5-day free trial ($86.99 a month after free trial)
Sling: 50% off first month and one month free of AMC+ ($45.99 a month after first month)
Philo is considered one of the most affordable streaming platforms on the market. Known as an entertainment-focused streaming service, Philo offers its subscribers access to over 70 top-rated TV channels such as TLC, MTV, BET, AMC, CMT, Investigation Discovery and more.
New users can enjoy Philo’s 7-day free trial and continue to stream top channels, hit TV shows and movies on-demand for just $28 a month once the free trial expires.
Those looking to customize their flow of content even further on Philo can consider including add-ons such as MGM+, STARZ, and AMC+ in their subscription.
Fubo and DirecTV are two of the top streaming services steadily replacing traditional cable services. Both offer free trials to new subscribers, a plethora of popular live TV channels, on-demand streaming options and helpful features such as unlimited DVR storage.
Fubo considers itself a sports-focused live streaming service, but with over 100 live TV channels available through its base package at just $84.99 after its free trial, it offers much more to its subscribers.
Popular TV channels available through Fubo include ABC, FOX, BET, MTV, CNBC, MSNBC, USA and much more.
DirecTV mirrors Fubo by offering many of the same live TV channels and useful features. The base package starts at just $86.99 a month after its 5-day free trial and includes popular channels such as HGTV, ESPN, Bravo, CMT, CNN, BET and much more.
Two other DirecTV packages are the Choice package (original price $114.99) and the Ultimate package (original price $129.99), both of which are part of an ongoing promotion that offers new subscribers $10 off the original price for the first three months of their subscription.
Those interested in comparing all DirecTV’s channel packages can check them out here.
Sling is another streaming service to consider if you want to access top rated TV channels such as the Hallmark Channel. Though no free trial is available to new subscribers, those who commit to a paid plan get half off the first month and one month free of AMC+.
Both the Sling Orange plan and the Sling Blue plan are normally $45.99 a month, but with the current promotion, Sling users will pay just $23 a month for the first month.
For those who wish to access channels from both the Sling Blue and Sling Orange plans can do so by signing up for the Orange + Blue plan, which combines the best of both plans for just $60.99 a month ($30.50 for the first month).
Read MoreSeason two of the hit romance reality series Match Me Abroad premieres on TLC Sunday, June 22 at 10/9c.
Those interested in seeing the show return for its highly anticipated second season can stream Match Me Abroad even without access to traditional cable through Philo (free trial), DirecTV (free trial) or Sling (50% off first month).
After failing to find a soulmate in the U.S., Americans take the search overseas for a chance at happiness. Instead of tackling the huge undertaking alone, each hopeful teams up with expert matchmakers who pull out all the stops to connect the romantics to their one true love.
Harold: Harold is a returning cast member as he appeared in the Match Me Abroad debut season, and after falling in love for the first time in Prague and losing it to the realities of long-distance, Harold has his sights set on a second chance in Singapore.
Monica: Monica is a devoted single mom who has spent years pouring all her energy into raising her daughter and building her career. Now, she’s finally putting herself first. Inspired by Brazil’s vibrant culture and its reputation for attractive and passionate men, she’s ready to take a leap of faith in search of romance and a fresh start.
Victoria: Victoria is a fast-paced New Yorker who’s been on 50 first dates yet still hasn’t found “the one.” Ready for something real, she’s heading to Ireland to enlist the help of a professional matchmaker and hopes to find a charming Irishman who shares her dream for the future.
Sarah: Sarah is glamorous and goal-oriented and knows exactly what she wants in a relationship: a man who’s established, family-minded, and ready to settle down. With her mom by her side, Sarah is ready to travel to Singapore to search for someone who checks all her boxes, including resembling her celebrity crush.
Amber: Amber dreams of a picture-perfect life filled with love, kids and countryside charm. To make that dream a reality, Amber sets off to the place she finds the most beautiful, Ireland, in hopes of finding a partner who shares her vision of a peaceful, family-focused future.
Tony: Tony has tried it all—from dating apps to AI-generated photos—but nothing has worked. Now, convinced Brazilian women are a better match for him, Tony travels to Brazil to find the partner of his dreams and potentially, the future mother of his children.
Those interested in catching this season’s romantic hopefuls as they travel abroad to meet their potential love match can stream Match Me Abroad season two through Philo, DirecTV or Sling.
Out of the three streaming platforms that offer TLC as an available channel, Philo is the cheapest at just $28 a month after its 7-day free trial expires.
Philo is considered one of the most affordable streaming platforms on the market. Known as an entertainment-focused streaming service, Philo offers its subscribers access to over 70 top-rated TV channels such as TLC, MTV, BET, AMC, CMT, Investigation Discovery and more.
New users can enjoy Philo’s 7-day free trial and continue to stream top channels, hit TV shows and movies on-demand for just $28 a month once the free trial expires.
Those looking to customize their flow of content even further on Philo can consider including add-ons such as MGM+, STARZ, and AMC+ in their subscription.
DirecTV is a top streaming service perfect for those looking to access a plethora of live TV channels and enjoy helpful features. The base package starts at just $86.99 a month after its 5-day free trial and includes popular TV channels such as HGTV, ESPN, Bravo, CMT, CNBC, BET, CNN and more.
DirecTV has also recently introduced a lineup of genre packs, which allows subscribers to choose their favorite viewing options based on what genre they watch the most. With genre packs, users can get the channels and content they want without filler channel overload. Packs start at just $34.99 a month.
Those interested in comparing all DirecTV’s channel packages and the new genre packs can check them out here.
Sling is another streaming service to consider if you want to ditch the hassle of traditional cable. Though no free trial is available to new subscribers, those who commit to a paid plan get half off the first month and one month free of AMC+.
Both the Sling Orange plan and the Sling Blue plan are normally $45.99 a month, but with the current promotion, Sling users will pay just $23 a month for the first month.
For those who wish to access channels from both the Sling Blue and Sling Orange plans can do so by signing up for the Orange + Blue plan, which combines the best of both plans for just $60.99 a month ($30.50 for the first month).
Read MoreAuburn football’s 2026 recruiting class took another hit on Sunday, losing its second four-star linebacker commit in two weeks.
This time, it was Mobile native and Cottage Hill Christian Academy linebacker Shadarius Toodle, who confirmed his flip on X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday by reposting his flip announcement from On3’s Hayes Fawcett.
Toodle originally committed to Auburn on July 27,2024, during the Tigers’ annual Big Cat recruiting weekend. However, Georgia’s interest seemed to pick up during 2025, capped off with a visit to Athens on May 16, according to 247Sports.
When speaking with AL.com following South Alabama’s 7-on-7 tournament on June 17, Toodle said he was still committed to Auburn, but mentioned that Georgia, Michigan and Baylor were still recruiting him.
“I’m still talking it over with my family,” he said at the time. “We feel strongly about Auburn, but we have to look at all the options and make sure that is the best situation.”
Less than a week later, Georgia now has Toodle’s pledge, and Auburn’s 2026 class is down to six commitments. Toodle’s flip also comes 10 days after JaMichael Garrett, a fellow four-star linebacker, decommitted from the Tigers.
With Auburn’s 2026 class now down another player, it ranks 60th in the country in 247Sports’ team recruiting rankings.
Peter Rauterkus covers Auburn sports for AL.com. You can follow him on X at @peter_rauterkus or email him at [email protected]m
Read MoreThe NBA will hold its 79th draft on Wednesday and Thursday. Thirty first-round picks will be made starting at 7 p.m. CDT Wednesday at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. NBA teams have drafted 49 players from Alabama high schools and colleges in the first round, and AL.com is counting down to the 2025 draft with a decade-by-decade look at the state’s first-rounders, including the 1990s:
On June 19, 1996, the Houston Rockets and the Vancouver Grizzlies made an NBA trade that involved two players and six draft picks.
One of the players was Pete Chilcutt. The Sacramento Kings had chosen the former Tuscaloosa Academy standout at No. 27 in the 1991 NBA Draft. The North Carolina forward’s selection returned Alabama to the first round after the previous two drafts had passed without a player from a state high school or college selected in the opening round and tipped off seven consecutive drafts that included at least one player with Alabama basketball roots in the first round.
One week after the trade, Vancouver used the first-round pick included in the deal to select Roy Rogers, who played at Linden High School and Alabama.
In addition to Chilcutt and Rogers, eight other first-round choices in the NBA drafts of the 1990s played at Alabama high schools and colleges. That followed 11 first-round picks with Alabama basketball roots in the 1980s to yield 21 first-rounders with state ties in a span of 18 drafts. In the 33 drafts that preceded 1980, 10 prospects who had played at Alabama high schools and colleges had been first-round choices. In the 27 drafts since 1997, 18 prospects who had played at Alabama high schools and colleges have been first-round picks.
The first-round NBA Draft picks with Alabama basketball roots in the 1990s included:
1991: Pete Chilcutt (Tuscaloosa Academy), No. 27 by the Sacramento Kings
After four seasons at North Carolina, the 6-foot-10 frontcourter started a nine-year NBA career that spanned seven teams as the final selection in the first round of the 1991 NBA Draft. One of Chilcutt’s stops came with the Houston Rockets’ NBA championship team in 1995. In 585 NBA regular-season games, Chilcutt averaged 4.3 points and 3.3 rebounds.
1992: Robert Horry (Andalusia High School, Alabama), No. 11 by the Houston Rockets
“Big Shot Bob” spent 16 seasons in the NBA with four teams without being named an All-Star. But Horry played for seven NBA championship teams – two with the Rockets, three with the Los Angeles Lakers and two with the San Antonio Spurs. Horry won more NBA titles than any other player who wasn’t part of the Red Auerbach/Bill Russell Boston Celtics dynasty. In 1,107 NBA regular-season games, the 6-foot-10 forward averaged 7.0 points, 4.8 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.0 steals. Horry also played in 244 postseason contests, the fourth-most in league history.
1992: Latrell Sprewell (Alabama), No. 24 by the Golden State Warriors
Though probably best remembered for his run-in with Warriors coach P.J. Carlesimo in the NBA, Sprewell was selected for four All-Star Games in 13 seasons – 1994, 1995 and 1997 with the Warriors and 2001 with the New York Knicks. In 913 NBA regular-season games, the 6-foot-5 guard averaged 18.3 points, 4.1 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 1.4 steals per game. Sprewell reached his career scoring high of 24.2 points per game in the 1996-97 season. In his second season, Sprewell led the NBA with 3,533 minutes played and made the All-NBA postseason team.
1993: James Robinson (Alabama), No. 21 by the Portland Trail Blazers
A 6-foot-2 guard nicknamed “Hollywood,” Robinson averaged 18.9 points per game in three seasons at Alabama. His top NBA scoring average came in the second of his seven seasons, when he reached 9.2 points per game for the Trail Blazers. In 381 NBA regular-season games, Robinson averaged 7.6 points, 1.7 rebounds and 1.9 assists.
1994: Wesley Person (Brantley High School, Auburn), No. 23 by the Phoenix Suns
The 6-foot-6 swingman followed his brother Chuck Person through Brantley High School and Auburn to become a first-round pick and an NBA sniper, with 1,150 3-point baskets in 11 seasons. He led the league with 192 3-pointers in 1997-98 for the Cleveland Cavaliers, one of the seven stops in his 11 NBA seasons. In 733 NBA regular-season games, Person averaged 11.2 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.7 assists. His top scoring average came in the 2001-02 season when he reached 15.1 points per game for the Cavs.
1995: Antonio McDyess (Alabama), No. 2 by the Los Angeles Clippers
After the 6-foot-9 forward averaged 13.9 points and 10.2 rebounds per game in his second season at Alabama, the Clippers picked McDyess after the Golden State Warriors opened the draft by choosing Maryland’s Joe Smith. Los Angeles traded McDyess to the Denver Nuggets on draft night. In his first six NBA seasons, McDyess averaged 17.7 points and 8.8 rebounds per game, made the All-Rookie team and played in the 2001 NBA All-Star Game. He also won a gold medal with the U.S. team at the Sydney Olympics in 2000. But 10 games into his seventh season, McDyess sustained a knee injury that caused him to miss the rest of that campaign and the entire 2002-03 season. He returned to play in eight more seasons, averaging 7.8 points and 6.6 rebounds for that span. In 1,015 NBA regular-season games, McDyess averaged 12.0 points, 7.5 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 1.1 blocks.
1995: Theo Ratliff (Demopolis High School), No. 18 by the Detroit Pistons
The 6-foot-10 center led the NBA in blocked shots per game three times in his 16 seasons and was selected for the NBA All-Star Game in 2001, when he averaged career highs of 12.4 points and 8.2 rebounds per game for the Philadelphia 76ers. Ratliff played for nine franchises. When he led the league at 3.7 blocked shots per game in the 2000-01 season, he played for the 76ers. When his league-leading average was 3.2 blocked shots per game in 2002-03, Ratliff was with the Atlanta Hawks. The next season, when his NBA-best average was at 3.6, he played 53 games with Atlanta and 32 with the Portland Trail Blazers. In 810 NBA regular-season games, Ratliff averaged 7.2 points, 5.7 rebounds, 0.6 assists and 2.4 blocks after playing for Wyoming in college.
1995: Jason Caffey (Davidson High School in Mobile, Alabama), No. 20 by the Chicago Bulls
The 6-foot-8 power forward played on an NBA championship team in his second season with the Bulls after getting hurt in his rookie season and missing Chicago’s playoff run to the league title. The Bulls won the NBA championship again in Caffey’s third season, but he wasn’t around for that title after Chicago traded him to the Golden State Warriors on Feb. 19, 1998. Caffey had his top statistical season for the Warriors, the second of his three NBA stops. In 1999-2000, Caffey posted career highs of 12.0 points, 6.8 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game. In 462 NBA regular-season games, Caffey average 7.3 points, 4.4 rebounds and 0.9 assists.
1996: Roy Rogers (Linden High School, Alabama), No. 22 by the Vancouver Grizzlies
After averaging 3.1 points and 3.1 rebounds per game across his first three seasons at Alabama, Rogers averaged 13.5 points and 9.3 rebounds per game as a senior, when he blocked 14 shots in one game, to become the sixth first-round draft choice from the Crimson Tide in a five-draft span. After Rogers’ selection, though, Alabama produced one first-round pick over the next 21 NBA drafts. The 6-foot-10 power forward played in every game for the Grizzlies as a rookie, when he averaged 2.0 blocks per game and started 50 times. But in a span of 15 months, Rogers got traded four times, and he played in only 55 more NBA games. In 137 NBA regular-season games, Rogers averaged 4.8 points, 3.5 rebounds and 1.5 blocks.
1997: Kelvin Cato (South Alabama), No. 15 by the Dallas Mavericks
The 6-foot-11 center started his college career at South Alabama, although the Mavericks drafted him from Iowa State. Cato never played for Dallas, which traded him on draft night to the Portland Trail Blazers – the first of four times he was traded in his 10 NBA seasons. In 541 NBA regular-season games, Cato averaged 5.5 points, 5.3 rebounds and 1.3 blocks.
The 1990 draft featured 27 first-round picks, and the 1999 draft had 29 first-round picks. Wednesday’s first round will include 30 selections, so there was one selection in the 1990s of a prospect who played at an Alabama high school who would be a first-rounder this year but was a second-rounder at the time.
In 1994, the Phoenix Suns picked Duke forward Antonio Lang from LeFlore Magnet School in Mobile at No. 29.
Mark Inabinett is a sports reporter for Alabama Media Group. Follow him on Twitter at @AMarkG1.
Read MoreAt 11:38 a.m. on Sunday, the National Weather Service released a heat advisory in effect until Monday at 7 p.m. for Lauderdale, Colbert and Franklin counties.
The weather service says to anticipate, “Heat index values up to 108 degrees.”
“Hot temperatures and high humidity may cause heat illnesses,” says the weather service.
Additional tips for outdoor workers:
These NWS heat safety directives are essential for safeguarding your well-being when facing high temperatures. Stay well-informed and take the necessary precautions to shield yourself and others from the potential hazards of extreme heat.
Advance Local Weather Alerts is a service provided by United Robots, which uses machine learning to compile the latest data from the National Weather Service.
Read MoreAn earthquake occurred 22 miles north of Huntsville Sunday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
The quake was measured at a 2.4 magnitude on the Richter scale meaning it was on the smaller end of possible earthquakes.
The U.S. Geological Survey said the earthquake was detected at about 5:01 a.m. and had a depth of approximately 1.25 miles.
In 2022, a 2.6 magnitude earthquake occurred about 26.7 miles north of Huntsville.
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President Trump’s authorization of military operations against Iran’s nuclear sites has drawn support from an unexpected source.
Democratic Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, known for his outspoken demeanor and casual attire, said the bombing of three nuclear sites in Iran was the “correct move.”
“As I’ve long maintained, this was the correct move by (the president,” Fetterman said. “Iran is the world’s leading sponsor of terrorism and cannot have nuclear capabilities.”
The president announced operations Saturday night, two weeks after U.S. ally Israel launched its own operations. The move prompted an outcry among Democratic lawmakers who said Trump lacked Constitutional authorization for a unilateral attack.
“We have completed our very successful attack on the three Nuclear sites in Iran, including Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “All planes are now outside of Iran air space. A full payload of BOMBS was dropped on the primary site, Fordow. All planes are safely on their way home. Congratulations to our great American Warriors. There is not another military in the World that could have gone this. NOW IS THE TIME FOR PEACE! Thank you for your attention to this matter.”
READ MORE: Iran retaliating against America would be a ‘grave mistake,’ Alabama congressman says
Six “bunker buster” bombs were dropped on a nuclear facility in Fordow, Iran, according to reports. Another 30 tomahawk missiles were fired at Natanz and Isfahan, Iran.
Fetterman’s comments aren’t the first time he’s backed Trump. He drew the ire of fellow Democrats last year when he said he wasn’t “rooting against” the president.
“If you’re rooting against the president, you are rooting against the nation,” he said. “So country first. I know that’s become maybe like a cliche, but it happens to be true.”
Read MoreA brand new season of the hit sports reality series WWE LFG premieres on A&E Sunday, June 22 at 10/9c.
Those hoping to tune in for another season can stream the hit A&E series even without access to basic cable through Philo (free trial), DirecTV (free trial) or Sling (50% off first month).
For those unfamiliar with the relatively new series, WWE LFG gives viewers an inside look at what it truly takes to make it in the WWE. WWE executives and Hall of Famers Paul “Triple H” Levesque and Shawn Michaels are joined by weekly regular coaches Undertaker, Booker T, Mickie James and Bubba Ray Dudley.
Together, the fan-favorite WWE legends mentor a new generation in weekly matches on their quest to become the next WWE superstars.
In the upcoming season two premiere features fresh talent, all sporting unique stories and aspirations—ready to put their skills to the test and see if they have what it takes to make it big.
Those interested in catching the new season of the hit A&E sports reality show can stream WWE LFG through Philo, DirecTV or Sling.
Out of the three streaming platforms that offer A&E as an available channel, Philo is the cheapest at just $28 a month after its 7-day free trial expires.
Philo is considered one of the most affordable streaming platforms on the market. Known as an entertainment-focused streaming service, Philo offers its subscribers access to over 70 top-rated TV channels such as TLC, MTV, BET, AMC, CMT, Investigation Discovery and more.
New users can enjoy Philo’s 7-day free trial and continue to stream top channels, hit TV shows and movies on-demand for just $28 a month once the free trial expires.
Those looking to customize their flow of content even further on Philo can consider including add-ons such as MGM+, STARZ, and AMC+ in their subscription.
DirecTV is a top streaming service perfect for those looking to access a plethora of live TV channels and enjoy helpful features. The base package starts at just $86.99 a month after its 5-day free trial and includes popular TV channels such as HGTV, ESPN, Bravo, CMT, CNBC, BET, CNN and more.
DirecTV has also recently introduced a lineup of genre packs, which allows subscribers to choose their favorite viewing options based on what genre they watch the most. With genre packs, users can get the channels and content they want without filler channel overload. Packs start at just $34.99 a month.
Those interested in comparing all DirecTV’s channel packages and the new genre packs can check them out here.
Sling is another streaming service to consider if you want to ditch the hassle of traditional cable. Though no free trial is available to new subscribers, those who commit to a paid plan get half off the first month and one month free of AMC+.
Both the Sling Orange plan and the Sling Blue plan are normally $45.99 a month, but with the current promotion, Sling users will pay just $23 a month for the first month.
For those who wish to access channels from both the Sling Blue and Sling Orange plans can do so by signing up for the Orange + Blue plan, which combines the best of both plans for just $60.99 a month ($30.50 for the first month).
Read MoreThe brand new drama A Home to Die For premieres on Lifetime Sunday, June 22 at 8/7c.
Cord cutters hoping to catch the premiere can stream the release even without access to traditional cable through Philo (free trial), DirecTV (free trial), or Sling (50% off first month).
Starring Brianna Cohen, Peru Kavalieri, Vaggelis Papadakis and Julia Terranova, A Home to Die For follows Anna who after recently separating from her husband, finds herself embarking on a solo adventure.
Using WanderNest, a home exchange website, she swaps homes with Aurora in Greece. Once there, Anna receives a tour around her new home by Aurora’s charming handyman Niko, and a romance quickly ensues.
Unfortunately for Anna, her perfect getaway takes a turn as mysterious incidents and dark secrets gradually unfold.
Those interested in watching A Home to Die For can stream the premiere for free through Philo or DirecTV. Though both streaming platforms offer free trials, Philo is the cheaper option out of the two at just $28 a month after its free trial concludes.
You can also catch the movie available for streaming through Sling. Though no free trial is available through this streaming platform, those that do commit to a paid subscription through Sling receive half off their first month and one month free of AMC+.
Philo is considered one of the most affordable streaming platforms on the market. Known as an entertainment-focused streaming service, Philo offers its subscribers access to over 70 top-rated TV channels such as TLC, MTV, BET, AMC, CMT, Investigation Discovery and more.
New users can enjoy Philo’s 7-day free trial and continue to stream top channels, hit TV shows and movies on-demand for just $28 a month once the free trial expires.
Those looking to customize their flow of content even further on Philo can consider including add-ons such as MGM+, STARZ, and AMC+ in their subscription.
DirecTV is a top streaming service perfect for those looking to access a plethora of live TV channels and enjoy helpful features. The base package starts at just $86.99 a month after its 5-day free trial and includes popular TV channels such as HGTV, ESPN, Bravo, CMT, CNBC, BET, CNN and more.
DirecTV has also recently introduced a lineup of genre packs, which allows subscribers to choose their favorite viewing options based on what genre they watch the most. With genre packs, users can get the channels and content they want without filler channel overload. Packs start at just $34.99 a month.
Those interested in comparing all DirecTV’s channel packages and the new genre packs can check them out here.
Sling is another streaming service to consider if you want to access top rated TV channels like Lifetime. Though no free trial is available to new subscribers, those who commit to a paid plan get half off the first month and one month free of AMC+.
Both the Sling Orange plan and the Sling Blue plan are normally $45.99 a month, but with the current promotion, Sling users will pay just $23 a month for the first month.
For those who wish to access channels from both the Sling Blue and Sling Orange plans can do so by signing up for the Orange + Blue plan, which combines the best of both plans for just $60.99 a month ($30.50 for the first month).
Read MoreA predawn shooting at a Birmingham nightclub left two people injured.
Police said a search is underway for the suspects and are asking for the public’s help identifying them.
The shooting happened at 4:30 a.m. Sunday at El Centenario nightclub in the 1100 block of Third Avenue West.
Additional details have not been released, but Officer De’Rell Freeman said both male victims sustained life-threatening injuries.
Detectives released a photo of a white Nissan Altima, model year 2014–2015, that was seen traveling westbound on Third Avenue West that they believe was involved in the shooting.
They also released photos of two possible suspects.
Anyone with information is asked to call investigators at 205-254-1753 or Crime Stoppers at 205-254-7777.
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