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James Giles

James Giles

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Anchor and Reporter, WBRC-TV (Birmingham, AL)

Birmingham

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Total articles 453

  • Birmingham Retirees Could See First Pension Raise in Over 20 Years Under New Proposal

    By James Giles Verified| The Birmingham Times Verified Retired City of Birmingham employees may be getting a long-awaited boost to their monthly pension—potentially their first increase in more than two decades. On Wednesday, the city’s pension board voted to recommend a $400 per month raise for all retired municipal workers. It’s a proposal that still needs final approval from the Birmingham City Council, but for many who’ve spent their careers in public service, it’s a hopeful step forward.

    By James Giles Verified · The Birmingham Times

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Family of Birmingham murder victim still searching for answers nearly 3 years later

    By James Giles Verified| WBRC-TV (Birmingham, AL) Verified BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Nearly three years have passed since Roderick Gray Jr. was shot and killed in North Birmingham, and his family says they still don’t know who pulled the trigger—or why. As the nation observes National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, a time to amplify justice and support for victims, the parents of Roderick Gray say their pain has only deepened with time—and the silence they’ve received from police. The 26-year-old was affectionately known as “Mystic” by those closest to him.

    By James Giles Verified · WBRC-TV (Birmingham, AL)

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Birmingham Retirees Could See First Pension Raise in Over 20 Years Under New Proposal

    By James Giles Verified| The Birmingham Times Verified Retired City of Birmingham employees may be getting a long-awaited boost to their monthly pension—potentially their first increase in more than two decades. On Wednesday, the city’s pension board voted to recommend a $400 per month raise for all retired municipal workers. It’s a proposal that still needs final approval from the Birmingham City Council, but for many who’ve spent their careers in public service, it’s a hopeful step forward.

    By James Giles Verified · The Birmingham Times

    Apr. 12, 2025

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WBRC-TV (Birmingham, AL)

Birmingham, Alabama, United States

+1 205-583-4343