The shooting happened on August 31 when the suspect fired multiple shots at a subject in the 2000 block of Avenue V. Police say one round from the suspect entered Limbaugh Toyota.

Jack’s said goodbye to its first unit on May 20 as demolition for the new restaurant began.

Four people died over the weekend from separate car accidents.

Drought conditions across Central Alabama are causing concerns for some who say small fires have happened due to dry conditions and smokers tossing butts out along roadways.

As the United States prepares to count the population, some question who will be counted.

Area high schools are being mindful of recent events when it comes to security at their own football games.

Why investing in travel insurance might be worth the extra cost.

Drivers and business owners are frustrated by the inconvenience.

Farmers in Shelby County are facing a variety of obstacles.

Teenagers aren’t known for making the best choices, especially when it comes to what they eat, but new research from UAB shows a teens diet, can be a causal factor in depression.

A six cent gas tax increase went into effect in Alabama September 1st.

Residents in Pinson Valley are looking for ways to address littering.

A simple heel prick can lead to a better quality of life: Doctors reminding parents of the importance of newborn screening this month

The city of Birmingham and the Christian Service Mission is teaming up to send needed supplies from Alabama to the Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian.

The new post office, scheduled to open in February and will offer all the services previously found in the Mountain Brook shopping center location, including P.O. boxes.

As Hurricane Dorian continues moving northward along the eastern coast of the U.S., we are reminded of how powerful and dangerous these storms can be.

Center Point Fire and Birmingham Fire worked mutually on the fire at Woodside Condominium Apartments

The accident happened just before 1 a.m.

There have been many efforts over the years to save the Jerry D. Coleman Community Center. After shutting down in 2016 due to disrepair, the community center is now fixed up and ready to go but some neighbors complain the doors remain shut.

The Birmingham Police Department and Housing Authority striking a deal with the goal of protecting people who live in public housing.

The Blount County Sheriff’s Department is investigating a body found on Tuesday.

It’s a crumbling headstone with the name Eloise Pendleton on it.

Crime normally goes up in Birmingham and across the country during summertime.

The Jefferson County EMA City Hall is tied into the ham radio/amateur radio network across Alabama.

Event celebrates the history and culinary arts offered in one of Birmingham's most diverse neighborhoods

The accident happened in the 1100 block of 3rd Ave. West before 4:30 a.m.

The Alabama Anti-Road Rage Act went into effect September 1st, but there’s still some confusion about the rules of this new law.

If you don’t “move over” it’s going to cost you more!

Hurricane Dorian evacuees could make their way to Birmingham and other parts of central Alabama.

Today is the last day in Triple A's "100 deadliest days" campaign. It's the time between Memorial Day and Labor day when there are more accidents involving teens.

The driver was trapped in the vehicle for a short amount of time between first responders were able to get him out.

We’re just days away from the statewide gas tax starting, but despite that six-cent increase starting Sunday, you may be paying less than $2 a gallon later this year.

The Civic Engagement Summit was hosted by Young People For, a group that trains young adults to engage and affect change in their communities.

Members of the city wide task force escorted Officer Cullen Stafford home on Saturday.

The man was transported to UAB Hospital where he was pronounced dead.

That has left some people asking why was wearing blackface as a college student back then such a big deal today?

Jefferson County Commission President Jimmie Stephens Friday told WBRC he is backing Ivey.

With local inventories already low due to summer blood shortages, Florida communities are pleading for support. Blood donors in Alabama are asked to help by giving blood today.

The Birmingham Police Department is investigating a shooting death in eastern Birmingham Thursday evening.

Crews responded to an apartment fire in Hoover early Thursday evening.

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin hopes to get the backing of the corporate community for the Birmingham Promise College Tuition Assistance program.

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office says a student at Shades Valley High School was arrested Wednesday after a firearm was located in a gym bag.

Students respond to Mayor Randall Woodfin's assistance initiative.

The suspect then led responding officers on a chase until crashing into a building on Greensprings Highway.

A new fight tonight from a self storage company trying to build a new facility near Vulcan Park.

Drivers are now on notice in Letson Farms. A few months ago, the homeowners association installed two Flock safety license plate reading cameras to take pictures of cars coming into the McCalla subdivision.

The City of Birmingham approved an initial $3.6 million to begin road work in September.

Starting September 1st, anyone riding in the backseat in Alabama has to wear a seat belt.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is now investigating.

Bass participated in a split-off program in the Army that allowed her to take Basic Training over the summer.

The Cullman County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a man they say shot multiple times into an occupied building in Good Hope Saturday night.

Several AT&T customers say they are the ones paying the price as more than 20,000 AT&T employees march into day three of a multi-state strike.

Some teams struggle with tackling but the Alabama Crimson Tide defense thinks it won't be a problem for them.

Jefferson County is being forced to spend $1.8 million for past billing mistakes at Cooper Green Mercy Hospital.

Sponsors of outdoor sporting events are looking again at their severe weather procedures.

Jefferson County will soon run out of federal funds for building storm shelters.

People around the BJCC were sent scrambling to higher ground after 9th Ave. N. flooded on Saturday.

A water cannon honors arrival for flight DL1379 was held on Monday morning.