The boutique hotel and condo development moves forward after a contentious public hearing over its height and impact on the surrounding historic neighborhood.

Chris Dier, a history teacher at Benjamin Franklin High School, first sued the state over the law in 2024, before it took effect.

Alabama Power has guaranteed that residents' power bills won't increase as a result. Can the state's largest utility keep its promise?

The suit argued the state unlawfully seized control of Birmingham Water Works, a public utility it claimed the city's residents own.

Court Appointed Special Advocates help abused, neglected or abandoned children navigate the court system.

The Great Southeast Pollinator Census, which is happening this weekend, will give people across the Southeast a chance to help with pollinator conservation.

Alabama beekeepers trained the cast and crew of The Rivals of Amziah King on how to work with more than a million live bees during filming. They walked away with only five stings.

The clinic at Beloved Community Church is a safe space for people to learn about hormone replacement therapy and trans-affirming healthcare.

UAB athletic director Mark Ingram is leaving after 11 years. The university announced his departure Tuesday saying they agreed to “part ways.”

The center seeks to apply lessons learned from the 1963 bombing of the church and to create community in Birmingham's Civil Rights District.

The judge granted a request to skip a decision about temporarily halting the data center's construction and move on to whether the project should end permanently. The next hearing is set for March.

Fairfield residents pressed officials from developer Patmos over jobs, the environment and community impact at a town hall Wednesday night.