Juandalynn Givan held Thursday evening with other state leaders and clergy members from Birmingham and Jefferson County.She says since 2017 to present day, there have been 1,077 homicides in Birmingham.

The Birmingham Police Department announced that detectives have secured a warrant for an arrest in connection with the murder of Damian Dawson.Police said Daws

Ringling Brothers last rolled into Birmingham in 2017 on its classic mile-long circus train that traditionally housed elephants, performers, crew members and their families. The show is back in 2025 with modernized version of the acts and minus the train. Contributed Kem Marks Bryant

Two weeks after a downtown Birmingham shooting left a man hospitalized, police are still searching for answers - and whoever pulled the trigger.

A Birmingham man was found dead in a wooded area in east Alabama. Lincoln police on Tuesday identified the man as Bobby Beverly. He was 59. The discovery was made Thursday in the woods line near the 200 block of England Road after authorities were notified of a body found. Officers and firefighters arrived and pronounced Beverly dead.

The AHSAA announced its new two-site rotation for the Super 7 Championships between 2025-2028. Here's how coaches around the state react.

Two brothers from Hoover, Alabama are facing nearly three years each in prison after they were both sentenced for running an illegal online fencing scheme that

TRUSSVILLE, Ala. ( WBRC) - A natural gas pipeline was struck at the Birmingham Eastern Landfill on Alton Road Tuesday afternoon. The Trussville Police Department says they received multiple calls about a loud bang near the Magnolia Heights subdivision.

Detractors say Alabama's SB 129 restricts academic freedom and imposes vague prohibitions that chill free speech.

Fundamentally, to me, it’s about survival,” says Sherry-Lea Bloodworth Botop, Birmingham’s new chief resilience and sustainability officer about fighting climate change.

The Birmingham-Jefferson County Justice Governance Partnership aims to reduce violence through evidence-based strategies.

Alabama comedian Roy Wood Jr. proved he’s got the jokes and the smarts during an appearance on “Celebrity Jeopardy!” this week.