If you are dropping your car off to get work done at Brannon Honda, there is a chance express techs Balthazar Gonzales and Yahir Reyes may be the ones under the hood.
The last thing you want to see as you look out from your window at home is a pile of garbage. However, that is a view that many possess for days on end.
A district attorney is seeking an emergency order to keep a Jefferson County man, convicted of child sex crimes, from being placed at a mental health facility located 800 feet from an elementary school.
The Pelham Police Department says 39-year-old Jamie Paul Hutto is charged with five counts of Possession of Child Pornography and five counts of Dissemination of Child Pornography.
Birmingham city leaders are working to clean up a rundown property in the South Eastlake neighborhood. They said it’s in violation of health and environmental codes.
Members of UAB’s Trauma and Acute Care Surgery division trained people how to apply a tourniquet, or pack a wound for someone who is bleeding. The training could give a victim the precious seconds they need to survive and not bleed to death.
Memorial Day Weekend is the unofficial start of summer. At the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth Airport, more travelers have been getting on flights than a normal week at the airport.
A judge is ordering former HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy to hand over documents and records related to a bank account lawyers say was used to hide millions of dollars.
Right now, one million Americans are living with a brain tumor. Upwards of 95,000 people are year are diagnosed and 20,000 people die from a brain tumor.
A man is at an area hospital in critical condition after the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office says he was shot during a road rage incident in northeast Jefferson County Tuesday afternoon.
Police say the shooting happened at 1:55 a.m. in the 100 block of Aspen Circle. A preliminary investigation suggests that someone fired multiple shots into the victim’s apartment.
Jefferson County leaders are now charging two men in a 2022 exhibition driving crash on John Rogers Road that left multiple people injured, including a 5-year-old boy.
Since 2018, owners of more than 60 horses have fought for justice after they say they were tricked by Fallon Blackwood, a veterinarian student who promised to look after their animals.
Tuesday marks one year since UAB researcher David Westbrook was shot and killed in Birmingham. Authorities are pleading for help in finding his killer.
Michael Wicks participated in College Choice Foundation, a Homewood non-profit designed to help high-achieving students with limited resources and opportunities find the best school at an affordable price.
On Monday, Governor Kay Ivey, Senator Katie Britt, and Mayor Randall Woodfin were among state and local leaders to help dedicate the new location of the Alabama Holocaust Education Center.
The administrator from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Chiquita Brooks-LaSure, made a stop at UAB this week to see what the university is doing to advance health equity in the state.
The Birmingham VA Health Care System hosted the 13th Annual VA2K Walk and Roll Wednesday morning. The annual event is held in 200 cities across the U.S. each spring.
U.S. District Court Judge Karon O. Bowdre sentenced 30-year-old Dantrell Dujuan Purifoy, of Warrior, to 61 months in prison. Purifoy pleaded guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm in January.
Pedestrian deaths are increasing across the state, and researchers at UAB began a month-long case study with nearly 400 students, where they tested a new technology to alert you while walking near an intersection.
The school year may be winding down for students, but districts across the state are ramping up their hiring efforts in an attempt to fill thousands of teaching positions.
Joshua Matthew Black was sentenced Tuesday to 22 months in prison on three felony charges and two misdemeanor charges for his actions during the Jan. 6, 2021 U.S. Capitol breach.
The superintendent of Trussville City Schools says there will be an additional police presence at all schools for the rest of this week after Hewitt-Trussville Middle School received a threat Monday evening.
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