InspireNOLA, one of the city’s largest charter operators, hosted the “Inspire the City” event for its students on Friday at the Mahalia Jackson Theater.

A new park-like development on Third Avenue North will offer meals, showers, storage and connections to housing and treatment. But some worry the project could create new problems.

Attacks on the utility sector are on the rise, and financially stressed water utilities are at higher risk, a cybersecurity expert said. CAW slashed its budget and staff earlier this year.

Through the work of The Freshwater Land Trust, more than 300 acres of land have been added to the nature preserve in Pinson.

The planned clinic in the Acipco-Finley neighborhood, which is backed by the two faith-based organizations, will provide basic medical services and spiritual support.

Alabama will hold a special primary election in four congressional districts on Tuesday, Aug. 11. Two of those districts cover the Birmingham area.

Judge sends Meta subpoena fight to full Public Service Commission in Louisiana.

Almost a year after being elected Hoover mayor, Nick Derzis says his administration is focused on one major theme: economic development.

The Villas Early Learning Center will provide free early learning opportunities for children from four months old through pre-K.

The utility's CEO said senior managers misunderstood when the current contract ended, and there wasn't time to request proposals from companies other than the one he recommended to the board.

Tara Stallworth Lee takes music and translates it into a visual feast through photography. Her new book, “An Alabama Song,” offers a music journey through pictures of the people who make and study it.

Birds will soon begin their fall migrations, crossing over Alabama. "Project Safe Flight" from Alabama Audubon involves making more windows bird-safe.