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Heidi Beirich is a political extremism expert who left the law center about six years ago. Her lawyer says Beirich is innocent and contends that prosecutors are trying to punish his client.
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Democratic Rep. Shomari Figures will face state Rep. Rhett Marques, who won the GOP nomination for the 2nd Congressional District in Tuesday’s special primary election.
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Six Republicans are competing in a special primary election Tuesday to challenge Democratic U.S. Rep. Shomari Figures in November. Figures remains confident despite his district's redrawn boundaries.
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Feeling the heat on high energy prices, Alabama regulators are looking to cut profits for the state's largest gas utility.
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Woodfin discusses why he believes the city's data center ordinance addresses residents’ concerns, criticism of the city’s process and why he says the debate has become clouded by misinformation.
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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.
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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.
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Through the work of The Freshwater Land Trust, more than 300 acres of land have been added to the nature preserve in Pinson.
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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.
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Alabama will hold a special primary election in four congressional districts on Tuesday, Aug. 11. Two of those districts cover the Birmingham area.
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Almost a year after being elected Hoover mayor, Nick Derzis says his administration is focused on one major theme: economic development.
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The Villas Early Learning Center will provide free early learning opportunities for children from four months old through pre-K.