Birmingham police on Tuesday identified the victim as Trudy Mustin. She was 63 and lived in Bessemer.
Officer Truman Fitzgerald said police first received a Shot Spotter notification of gunfire in the area, and then a call reporting someone had been shot.
Fitzgerald said it appeared that two groups of people had been arguing all day. The latest argument took place inside a house, and it ended in gunfire. Multiple people were taken into custody for questioning. Fitzgerald on Tuesday said those people were released after questioning. No arrests have been made.
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