Cottrell's sister, Angelica Harris, told 11 Alive that her brother was visiting for the holiday and went inside of her home around 9 p.m. to check on their dog after fireworks began. She told the ...

After 25 years in law enforcement, Bryan Cottrell's drawing was selected for an exhibit at the National Law Enforcement's Memorial Fund Museum.

Cottrell originally went missing on the evening of Thursday, July 4. Cottrell arrived in Birmingham from Atlanta Thursday to celebrate the holiday with his family, according to a police press release.

The death of Atlanta man Deundray Cottrell, who went missing on July 4, has been ruled a homicide Birmingham Police Department (2) The death of an Atlanta man who went missing in Alabama on ...

Cottrell played four seasons for the Lions in 1967-70 and finished his career with the Denver Broncos in 1972. He made 10 starts at left tackle in 1967 and played three games at center in 1969.

Cottrell attended Auburn University at Montgomery for a while and then completed his education with a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in marketing from Jacksonville State University.

Birmingham police announced the determination Sunday. Authorities have not said how 31-year-old Deundray Cottrell was killed.The search continues for 31-year-old Julian Taylor Morris, who ...

UPDATE (5:55 p.m.): The Mobile Police Department has released the names of the two people killed in a murder-suicide Wednesday. Officials said 94-year-old Peter Brock and 67-year-old Mary Williams … ...

SOLON, Ohio -- Bill Cottrell, a former Detroit Lions lineman who made NFL history and was a longtime resident of Solon, died March 20 at age 80. Cottrell, known as “Uncle Bill” to his Solon ...

This drawing of Watkins-Cottrell Co. shows both the store's original location on East Main Street in downtown Richmond - and how the large rifle hung vertically above the entrance.

Deundray Cottrell, 31, was found dead in a shed after originally going missing on July 4. Now, police are searching for the person who last saw him alive.

Saratoga County (WRGB) — A 42-year-old employee of Cottrell Paper in the Town of Milton was killed when he became trapped in a compactor, according to police.