The family of Jabari Peoples is holding a candlelight vigil Monday evening, one week after the teenager died from a police officer's gunshot.Sign up for our Newsletters >>RELATED: 'We were denied ...

A group of protesters gathered in Homewood on Sunday afternoon, braving the rain to demand transparency in the police ...

Jabari Peoples, 18, was a 2024 graduate of Aliceville High School and hospital security guard who wanted to work in law ...

The incident started, police said, when an officer smelled marijuana and ordered the occupants out of a vehicle.

Four days after Jabari Latrell Peoples, an 18-year-old college student from Aliceville, was fatally shot by a Homewood police ...

Police said the 18-year-old “produced a handgun,” but his family said he was unarmed. Now, the family is seeking answers.

The Homewood Police Department has released additional details about a deadly officer-involved shooting that resulted in the ...

The vigil will be held at Homewood Soccer Park, where the shooting took place. It's scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. on Monday ...

Jabari Peoples was shot and killed by a police officer in Homewood, Ala., on June 23. ... the family’s attorney, Leroy Maxwell Jr., told Alabama outlet WBRC.

They even announced arrangements were being made to show the video to the family. “When statements were released that someone ...

A recent graduate of Aliceville High School and a well-known track athlete, Peoples’ death has stirred a mix of heartbreak and outrage, fueling growing calls for answers and transparency.

This sequence of events, resulting in the loss of life, is tragic and we empathize with Mr. Peoples family as they grieve,” ...