As people continue having a tough time getting through to the Alabama Unemployment office about their checks, It’s even harder on those who are trying to report a case of suspected fraud.
The memorial at Evergreen Cemetery on Central Avenue is covered with the words “Glory to the day of heroism June 19, 1986.” The phrase appears to correspond to the Peruvian prison massacres of 1986, when 224 people died in a series of riots.
Heather Bailey has been a chainsaw carver for 15 years. She is so proficient is now considers herself an artist with the chainsaw. Bailey talks about the fun and the accomplishment along with the talent it takes to complete a project and so something not many people can do.
The COVID-19-caused drop in education budget tax revenues were most noticeable in the sales tax, down $28.7 million, and income tax, down $26.2 million.
When Lindsey Wood was 10 years old she started Bows that Bless to raise awareness and money toward purchasing items for children in the Forster Care Program. Seven years later she continues to sew bows for a great cause.
An order, which temporarily closed stores six weeks ago, was lifted at 5 p.m. Thursday. Store owners say they're happy to be able to reconnect with customers.
The playbook has information on workplace cleanliness, the importance of personal protective equipment along with tips on communicating with employees and how to hire and rehire workers.
Fitness 4U 24/7 in Hoover says as a small business, they can’t wait to get up and running, but reassure members they are preparing to do so in a safe way.
The IRS announced Easter weekend the first round of payments were deposited into taxpayers’ bank accounts and later this week, it will launch a tool on its website where people can track the status of their stimulus check.
"I am confident that the automakers will move forward on their adjusted timeline to begin production at the Alabama facility, where they will turn out world-class vehicles."
AT&T said as a communications company, they are dedicated to keeping essential services running – and keeping first responders and consumers connected.
The bill would allow the Alabama Department of Revenue to send a person’s state income tax refund to state institutions of higher education to pay outstanding debts.
The ruling appears to clear the way for the city to go forward with an agreement it announced in October, to have a team of developers led by Irvin Henderson of North Carolina renovate the building and redevelop the area around it.
The Church of the Highlands is looking at purchasing the old Gipson Elementary School property from Birmingham City Schools to possibly build a new church campus.
Michael Straus is a lawyer who also has studied theology and the Greek language, two topics that when combined can be a motivating force to push a person into doing something life rewarding.
WBRC FOX6 News, the dominant news leader in Birmingham,Alabama, announced today the hiring of Jason Mathews as the station’s next General Sales Manager.
Jordyn williams of Birmingham, AL just finished her kindergarten year in school, but is already a published author. With the help of her mom, Jordyn wrote a children's book "I Finally Learned to Read and Write." The mother and daughter share their story and it's a cool one.
One of the toughest jobs is as a construction worker. Not only does it involve a rough working environment with dangerous equipment, but also difficult conditions.
The Hello Market has been in Bessemer since the 1970's. It is a place known for its meats: beef, fish, chicken and pork, such as pig feet, pig ears, pit tails and jowls.
Earning a degree in college usually takes four to five years, so when we say it took an Alabama more than 10 years to get his bachelor's, there has to be a story.
Nine year old Kate Miller is finishing up her third grade year of elementary school, which is remarkable considering six years ago she was diagnosed with cancer. Her battle inspired her mom to write a book about the journey, it is called "Fighting for Kate," and this is her story.
Autism is a neurological disorder that not many people truly understand. Those that are autistic can sometimes be forgotten, but one Birmingham business is helping this community out, hiring workers with autism and helping them lead a normal life.
Autumn Jiles and Adrianne Holston are the superheroes of the cleaning world. They are celebrating their fifth anniversary as co-owners of Clean Heart Cleaning Services based out of Oneonta, AL. For them it's more than just about cleaning, it's community, giving back and proving a point.
