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Lee Hedgepeth/Inside Climate NewsA review of court records in Winston County shows criminal prosecutions over trash debt have spanned decades. The Southern Poverty Law Center says the practice is illegal and immoral. -
James Giles/WBHMAt a town hall Tuesday, Irondale residents heard the results of a feasibility study looking at breaking away from the Jefferson County Schools.
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Kyser Thompson is a devout Christian and founded an AI consulting firm in Birmingham. He uses AI a lot — even in his spiritual life. -
Nebius's data-center development in the Oxmoor Valley neighborhood has generated a lot of questions. We put some of them to company spokesperson Leah Davis. -
As developers build large data centers across Alabama, residents have been asking government officials lots of questions. And they're often skeptical of the responses. -
The Birmingham City Council passed new regulations for data centers in June, despite public opposition and calls to make the ordinance tighter. -
Activists say Birmingham, Bessemer, and the rest of Alabama could learn from what’s happening in Memphis. -
The city’s new strategy aims for a 10% annual reduction in homicides and nonfatal shootings through 2031, combining targeted policing, community intervention and youth programs. -
The debate over data centers in Alabama has hit new highs in recent months, with more than a dozen projects underway or proposed across the state. -
Without air conditioning, many of Alabama’s imprisoned residents suffer in the summer swelter. Their loved ones on the outside suffer, too. -
Their new album, “I Must Be Dreaming,” is set to release at the end of the month. The album features love songs, social observations and a political track. -
Writer Abbey Crain's infertility treatment was affected when the Alabama Supreme Court ruled frozen embryos are legally children. Her story is part of a new film.
