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Leeds Taco Bell catches on fire

Leeds firefighters responded to a blaze in the drive-through section of the Taco Bell on Ashville Road. Source: WBRC video

LEEDS, AL (WBRC)- A Taco Bell in Leeds was evacuated Monday night after a fire broke out in the drive-through section of the restaurant.

The fire happened at the Taco Bell on Ashville Road around 11:30 p.m. Monday. It took crews around half an hour to extinguish the blaze.

Authorities have not said what caused the fire.

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Collapsed culvert indefinitely closes Trussville road

Source: MGN Online

TRUSSVILLE, AL (WBRC)- A collapsed culvert has led Trussville officials to indefinitely close a section of Green Road until repairs can be made.

Trussville Police say a culvert that ran underneath the roadway collapsed on Friday, May 17. As a result, Green Road will be closed to traffic from Norrell Drive to Trussville Clay Road until further notice.

The repairs will involve bids for the project and time for engineers to complete the construction. Police estimate it could take up to three months before the culvert is repaired.

Traffic will be diverted to a service road.

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Recipe: White chocolate mousse with warm balsamic strawberries

Recipe: White chocolate mousse with warm balsamic strawberries

White chocolate mousse with warm balsamic strawberries

Chef Franklin Biggs

45% of teens admit to texting and driving

BIRMINGHAM, AL (WBRC)- In a new survey, half of teen drivers admit to texting while behind the wheel.

The study was commissioned by the Center for Disease Control and surveyed teens from around the nation. It found that approximately 45% of teenagers admit to texting while driving.

AAA spokesperson Clay Ingram says that amount of distraction on the roadways should be cause for alarm to everyone, especially parents.

"Alabama has the second highest teen fatality rate of any teen driving state in the country and so many of those deaths are needless and pointless and can be prevented," said Ingram.

Ingram says that AAA offers several courses to educate young drivers about driving dangers. He also says parents need to be proactive when talking with their teens.

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Trussville celebrates Taziki's grand opening

Trussville celebrates Taziki's grand opening

TRUSSVILLE, AL – The Trussville Area Chamber of Commerce (TACC) welcomed one of Trussville’s newest businesses with a ribbon cutting on April 30.  Taziki’s Mediterranean Café is located at 1820 Gadsden Highway in Trussville. Taziki’s hosted a soft opening on Friday night and Saturday, April 26 and 27, for family and friends to help their staff train for their upcoming grand opening.  Taziki’s officially opened to the public on Tuesday following the ribbon cutting.  The Trussville location is store number 25 in the Taziki’s family of restaurants.