The elderly are most at-risk for major consequences of COVID-19, so one woman is making sure they have supplies to keep themselves safe.

The Tuscaloosa County High School marching band is 160 members strong and is under the direction of first year director Nick McDonald.

Bliss recently posted a video of him holding a “Black Lives Matter” sign in an Arkansas town considered to be the KKK capital of the country.

Mayor Walt Maddox is updating an executive order that shut down all Tuscaloosa bars almost two weeks ago in an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19.

For five generations the Allman Family has farmed the land on Straight Mountain which has always been famous for tomatoes.

The picture books encompass a diverse array of topics from civil rights to self worth, family, and community to arts and creativity.

Monday the Saw’s BBQ and Post Office Pies family posted a message on Facebook celebrating the life of Mike Wilson, the owner and founder of Saw’s Barbecue.

While some people who attended wore masks, others chose not to.

The organizer said she hopes the event provided an opportunity to empower the community.

The time of prayer runs from September 4-6.

1918 Catering created Dinner Under the Stars to give customers a chance for social distancing while spending time with family or friends this Labor Day Weekend.

If you live in Vestavia Hills you don’t need a membership and entrance is free during Splish Splash September.

Friday night’s game between rivals Cleveland and Locust Fork has been canceled because several Locust Fork players and coaches tested positive for the virus.

Taking a stroll or going for a jog on the Shades Creek Greenway-Lakeshore Trail is now a bit safer with three new AEDs, along the trail.

This comes after one of their K-9 officers was shot in the line of duty.

Three times a week you can find 74-year-old Mona Burke at the gym.

Police at the University of Alabama hope the training they received this week will keep personal bias or problems at home from affecting how they do their job.

The Oak Mountain High School Spirit of the Cahaba Marching Band is made up of 205 members, but its foundation rides the experience of 43 seniors. Kevin Ownby directs the Spirit of the Cahaba performs this fall on the gridiron during halftime of games with a theme called, "New York State of Mind."

Superintendent Mike Howard says all of this is new and a learning process for everyone involved, but he’s still optimistic.

The city’s mayor said he was apprehensive at the beginning of the pandemic, but the city’s finances have weathered the storm.

Jefferson County School students aren’t in the classroom to start off the year, but they are still getting a hot meal at home.

Ronald Cheatham coached at Wenonah High School for 30 years. Although he had a huge impact on his players on the field, it’s what he taught them off the field that they’re remembering the most.

The drive runs from Wednesday, Sept. 2 to Friday, Sept. 4 from 7:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. each day.

The Black Daggers are the official U.S. Army Special Operations Command Parachute Demonstration Team.

With head coach Nick Saban leading the way, hundreds of athletes and students marching for social justice on UA's campus.

A red-tailed hawk got caught in some of the netting at Top Golf Monday morning. A hawk was hit by a car in Walker County.

The flooding problems have existed for years and they are getting worried about more damage to their property.

The church will provide almost $15,000 in scholarships to over 40 applicants entering college or already in college.

The Pinson Valley H.S. Marching Chiefs is making Friday's even better when it comes to fans enjoying watching the Indians football team. The Marching Chiefs under the direction of Keith Brandenburg is navigating and playing its way through a pandemic with as much enthusiasm as it normally does.

There's growing concern over the future of the Birmingham Public Library system as the city looks to cut funding all across the board.

According to a post by the Birmingham VA Medical Center, 93-year-old Phillip Wesson has been receiving care at the Shoals VA Clinic for many years.

Scary moments last night at Miles College were captured on a video

Komen said its commitment to saving lives by investing in breakthrough research and meeting the most critical needs in communities is unchanged.

Event organizers are using an app to get across the message of health and wellness.

Former football player hopes a stranger could help save his life

There will be hand sanitizer stations and masks available to people who don’t have any, as well as enforced social distancing in stores.

Local art gallery hopes to bring peace during the pandemic

Requirements for applicants include a valid driver’s license, proof of auto insurance and a smart phone. You must also be 18 years or older to be eligible.

The Sidewalk Film Festival is in a different location this year due to the pandemic, but they're making the best of it.

Local Birmingham employers who are seeking to help men and women with past misdemeanors, felonies or both will host a free virtual hiring fair.

The man behind the message says, “I’d throw in three to five cases at a time. Some of them were little messages that I wrote, any way to express the Love of God.”

Khari and her family were surprised to learn the Gardendale High School yearbook had been dedicated to Tallulah. She touched the hearts of everyone at school, but she is a game changer for Khari.

Lanier High School band director PJ Howard set off on a journey of 800 miles. And he’s doing it all for his students.

Next year marks the 60th anniversary of the Freedom Riders.

The event allows local restaurants to expand their dining areas into the streets and offers an opportunity for Birmingham residents to celebrate the city while social distancing.

A shout-out to some Vestavia Hills police officers!

The Homewood Patriot Band is the largest high school band in the state of Alabama. Some 395 members strong the Patriot Band is under the direction of Chris Cooper. Members of the band talk about what makes this group so good and why it is the

The City of Birmingham will begin construction to ease flooding underneath the 6th Avenue South CSX viaduct on Monday, August 24, 2020.

Foster is a retired educator who became the first African-American student to desegregate the University of Alabama. Born on October 5, 1929, in Shiloh, Alabama, Foster attended Miles College and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in English in 1952.

Mayor Woodfin said he will take a ten percent cut in salary and all of his appointed staff will take a 3 percent to ten percent cut.

Hasbro says these Nerf Super Soakers were sold at Target from March 2020 to July 2020.

We're looking deeper into Birmingham's budget and the big cuts forced by the pandemic. Among those cuts is to the Jones Valley Teaching Farm.

Open positions include delivery drivers, customer service representatives, assistant managers and managers.

People will drive up to the distribution site, remain in their cars, and volunteers will put groceries in their trunks.

Austella Gaut, a resident of Indian Springs Village, had a birthday like no other on Saturday.

NFL veteran and former Auburn star Karlos Dansby and his business partner Teddy Holloway are planning a 1.25 million-square-foot international entertainment destination called “The Block” near 19th and 20th streets along historic 2nd Avenue North.

After years of waiting for a grocery store, Irondale is finally getting one.

"When the train goes by newcomers are coming into Birmingham, they can see that, and the whole neighborhood can just see this magical image. Hopefully it inspires them.”