The month of May is National Stroke Awareness Month, and this Mother’s Day weekend is extra special for a mother and daughter pair who underwent heart transplants.
The City of Birmingham launched Eat in the Streets in the summer of 2020 as a way to allow customers to support businesses, socialize and socially distance while eating outside.
Community members turning over guns will be awarded a Walmart gift card for taking an initiative to combat gun violence. Gift cards will be provided on a scale based on the type of firearm turned in.
In an effort to bring more education to the community, Tigers For Tomorrow is partnering with Amazing Exotics every second weekend of the month from May-October.
I wanted the world to see the true Birmingham and how the citizens of all races came together that day to literally paint a different picture of the city I call home.
By approving a three year deal with the opportunity to extend the contract, Parker says he expects the Morehouse-Tuskegee game as well as the Magic City Classic to be played at Legion field for years and years to come.
This week, the Birmingham City Council voted to bring the Morehouse-Tuskegee Classic to the Magic City for the first time, approving $500,000 in incentives and in-kind support.
Shelby County School leaders expect students across the district can return to class Thursday after dealing with serious flooding issues following Tuesday’s storm.
The parking lot looked more like a kiddie pool as clogged drains caused the water to back up. And it wasn’t long before that water starting gushing into school causing class disruptions and chaos at dismissal.
This week is Nurse Appreciation week. While we appreciate their work every day, this year it means even more because they’ve helped us and our loved ones during the pandemic.
Your favorite Disney Princesses and your favorite princess songs are coming to the BJCC Concert Hall in November with the Disney Concerts presents Disney Princess - The Concert, a nationwide tour.
A proud weekend for hundreds of graduates at UAB. They’re crossing the stage after completing their rigorous studies during a pandemic. One PhD graduate talked about the challenges she’s faced during this difficult time.
Dread River is throwing a Derby Day Party this Saturday, May 1st starting at noon. Specials cocktails, and a Mint Julep menu, will be offered all day, as well as regular food and cocktail service.
Walking across the graduation stage is a milestone that was disrupted for many last year, but this year, high schools are preparing to return to more traditional graduations.
When the season is finalized, Alabama residents will be able to purchase a $15 license ($51 for non-residents) to hunt feral hogs and coyotes at night.
Alabama’s native son, Bo Jackson, is back for another bike ride in the 10th Annual Bo Bikes Bama event, though 2021′s event will look a little different .
MCAC’s 38th arts year will present 150 juried fine artists from the region and around the country to visitors hungry for art, culture, creativity, entertainment, food, and fun.
FEMA will soon start reimbursing families of loved ones who died from COVID-19, but you may have to get in line. The agency is dealing with high call volume.
The city of Birmingham initially unveiled the initiative in 2019. The program is aimed at helping people convicted of misdemeanor marijuana possession when it comes to finding jobs.
The Salvation Army may help with food, home insurance deductibles, basic furniture, appliances and first month’s rental fee to relocate if your rental housing was damaged.
From the largest State Park at Oak Mountain to the smallest, Blue Springs in Barbour County, there are plenty of things for you to see and do this Spring and Summer.
Starting Monday, the Sheriff’s Office will visit various cities in the Job Mobile. The Job Mobile is a mobile command unit with in-person services, including resume writing, interview skills, dress for success tips, and more.
A longtime Birmingham tradition is happening this weekend Alabama A & M takes on Alabama State in The Magic City Classic Saturday, but there will be plenty of changes because of COVID.
When you call 911, it’s often one of the scariest moments of your life. This week, the people who answer those calls are getting recognition for their work
Adhering to state and federal health guidelines, officials put several measures in place to prevent the spread of COVID at the 79th annual Magic City Classic.
Vaccine hesitancy continues to be a problem in Alabama, especially in rural communities. That’s why UAB is working to address concerns some may still have about getting a COVID-19 shot.
Woodfin says Birmingham Police Department is doing all it can to bring the people responsible for the violence building up around the city accountable, but he says the community will also have to play a role to make it happen.
We are three days away from the Magic City Classic at Legion Field and for one Alabama A&M graduate, she believes she’s giving the Bulldogs something to cheer about before her team hits the field.
The district is offering several opportunities for new careers in professional education and support positions such as transportation, food service and building operations.
High school students in Jefferson County have the opportunity each year to film a special PSA message for a chance to win money for their school. The competition is a part of an anti-littering campaign for Litter Quitters.
To pay tribute to its customers, Milo’s will be offering 75-cent original hamburgers and original cheeseburgers for dine-in and drive-thru guests across its 21 stores in Greater Birmingham and throughout Central Alabama.
A recent donation to The University of West Alabama has allowed the school to begin development of a new biodiversity center along the banks of The Cahaba River.
One UAB nurse, planted on the frontline of the fight against the virus, used her camera to provide a intimate look at the health crises that strained the country.
To be eligible for funeral assistance, the death must have occurred in the U.S. and the death certificate must indicate the death was because of COVID-19.
Celebrate Hoover Day features activities that are fun for the whole family to enjoy at the park. This year’s event will be held Sunday, April 25, 2021 from 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. at Veterans Park.
