Week In Review: South Closes After Shooting, Library Argues Against Open Carry

Are you spending your Sunday catching up with last week's news? Here's 10 stories you may have missed about Birmingham this week:

Three men were arrested following the shooting, during which no one got hurt, City Manager Bob Bruner said. Meanwhile, the city will schedule a public hearing to consider revoking the bar's liquor license.

The Baldwin Public Library Board is requesting local lawmakers add libraries to the list of places where openly carrying firearms is not allowed.

In total, two garages — one with a car inside — and a shed caught on fire after a wire went down on Henrietta Street Tuesday.

The Birmingham Planning Board postponed the preliminary site plan review for Dunkin Donuts, which wants to move into the former Bordines spot on Woodward.

Police are investigating after three homes were broken into on July 13.

Area LGBT community center reacts to the news that the Boy Scouts of America will continue to deny gay people membership.

During the countdown to the Aug. 7 primary, Patch is bringing you profiles of the candidates running for local office, including West Bloomfield Republican David Wolkinson.

During the countdown to the Aug. 7 primary, Patch is bringing you profiles of the candidates running for local office, including West Bloomfield Democrat Dorian Coston.

During the countdown to the Aug. 7 primary, Patch is bringing you profiles of the candidates running for local office, including Birmingham Republican Robert Lawrence.

A new series by Coldwell Banker ranks the "Best Places to Live" in the US according to lifestyle choices and Birmingham makes the list for those looking for places to party.