A handful of Birmingham's west side neighborhoods speaking with one voice saying they don't want Sherman Industries to bring a concrete batch plant to their community. Each person wearing a mask in protest. They feel possible pollutants from the plant could be harmful to their health.
The city of Hoover is hosting its first Beer Fest this weekend.The event is set for Sunday from 5 p.m. until 9 p.m. at the Hoover Metropolitan Complex.
Robocalls continue to be a pest for people all over the country and right here in Alabama. Especially our seniors. They are prime targets for possible scams.
According to the plan proposed by Florence School District Three Superintendent Laura Hickson, classes would be Monday through Thursday, with school days extended 1.5 hours per day.
Dubbed the Equality Act, the bill is a top priority of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who said it will bring the nation "closer to equal liberty and justice for all."
Dr. Richard Strauss groped or ogled young men while treating athletes from at least 16 sports and working at the student health center and his off-campus clinic, investigators from a law firm hired by the university found.
Cassidy Hooper is one of only a few people in the world born with no eyes and no nose. We first met her in 2008, at 11 years old. She’s now 22 and just graduated from Central Piedmont Community College in Charlotte.
On Twitter, celebrities and politicians are asking their supporters to donate to groups like the Yellowhammer Fund which is now putting these local organizations in the national spotlight.
According to police, bystanders said the man doused himself with gasoline, ran into the store, went back out, went to a corner of the parking lot and lit himself on fire.
The University of Alabama System Board of Trustees will vote in June on freezing tuition for in-state students for at least one year for all three campuses.
From Rickwood Field to the Birmingham Black Barons, Alabama has a rich history of baseball in our state and one elementary school is showcasing our state's greatest players with an art project.
The Better Business Bureau is warning about counterfeit merchandise being sold online. According to a new report by the BBB, it’s a growing problem that’s being described as an epidemic.
The mother said that although the school suspended one of the bullies, her daughter was being harassed more than before, even saying she had thought about suicide.
Just a short visit by a Hand in Paw therapy pet can have a big impact on a patient, who’s in the hospital. A doctor at UAB and his family have created a fund to help train and support those therapy teams.
Providence Christian rebounded from a 5-4 loss in game two of the AHSAA Class 3A State Baseball Championship Series at Riverwalk Stadium Wednesday to claim the school’s first state baseball title winning game three 16-6.
When you think of athletes cheering, you may think of cheerleaders at a football game or at a competition, but for softball, cheering in the dugout is just as important as the person at bat.
For those who have phytophotodermatitis, handling lime or any citrus juice - and then exposing that skin to the sun will cause burns, sometimes severe one.
Gary Houser is getting his seven-acre field ready for his first crop of industrial hemp. He says it will be used for CBD oil and dispels the misconception that folks can get high off the plant.
Hoover City schools is looking at a major change in their code of conduct. This comes weeks after a video went viral showing students using racial slurs.
The Birmingham Police Department has arrested 29-year-old Nicholas Burrell, in connection to the death of a man shot and killed at the Birmingham Garden Inn on Crestwood Blvd on April 26.
Hoover city leaders are considering building a new road to help alleviate some of the traffic congestion in the Trace Crossings and Stadium Trace Parkway areas.
The law makes performing an abortion in Alabama at any stage of pregnancy a felony unless the mother’s health is in danger. There's no exception for rape or incest.
