A public affairs specialist with the Small Business Administration said several counties are included in a disaster relief plan for storm and tornado damage that happened in January 2021.
Officials with the city of Birmingham and the Birmingham Police Department released guidance Friday on how to navigate traffic during this weekend’s Magic City Classic.
An incredible trial for a therapy developed right here in Birmingham not only gave her family several more months with their daughter, but it also gave them hope.
Officials with UAB Medicine say they are now offering Alabamians the option of scheduling a vaccine appointment online for one of three locations in Jefferson County.
Alabama State Troopers said 68-year-old Carl Browning, of Jamesburg, N.J., was standing outside his vehicle on an eastbound lane of Interstate 22 when a driver struck him and his vehicle. It happened around 10:20 p.m.
Beginning October 1st, anyone in the state of Alabama, 21 or older can purchase alcohol to be delivered right to their doorstep. But for the ABC Board the work starts now.
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.
Doctors are urging people to stay on top of any adverse symptoms if they took the Johnson & Johnson vaccine over the last two weeks or so, but they say it's very rare.
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.
Chief Patrick Smith said a series of shootings over the past week has the community concerned. He said the department is doing everything it can to address every single incident and bring justice to every single victim. But he says in order to do that, the “no snitch” culture must end.
The CDC and FDA asked for a pause in Johnson & Johnson vaccinations. There have been six cases of women aged from 18-48 which developed blood clots and had low platelet levels.
Authorities say Callens was pregnant and was transported by ambulance to UAB Hospital where the baby boy was delivered by emergency cesarean section. Callens’ mother said baby Dallas is ‘still fighting.’
More Alabamians are getting one of the COVID vaccinations. Supply is increasing, but state health leaders are worried that the demand for vaccine may slow down.
The post said Jason Rickels was terminated for acts that occurred on March 12 that led to Rickels’ arrest for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, criminal damage to property 2nd degree and possession of a firearm during commission of a felony.
Troopers said around 12:45 Sunday morning, April 11, the driver was speeding, trying to elude Jasper Police when they crossed the center line on Alabama 269 and collided head-on with the driver of a 2011 Ford Fiesta.
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.
The United Mine Workers of America announced Friday that members working at Warrior Met Coal in Bessemer did not ratify a tentative agreement negotiated with the company.
State lawmakers are considering a distracted driving bill in Montgomery. A local mom who lost her daughter to distracted driving hopes this is the year the bill becomes law.
A top doctor at UAB announced Wednesday the school will shut down a major vaccination site for a couple of weeks in Jefferson County at the Hoover Met.
During the search warrant, investigators said they found digital evidence and agents recovered numerous pictures that met the elements of the crimes charged.
Mayor Randall Woodfin and his staff told the city council Tuesday that the bill, which he supports, would increase contributions from city workers by .5 percent, and mandate the city pay whatever an actuary determines it needs to pay annually to fix a fund that is only 53% funded.
Marshall joined Kimberly Police Chief Ricky Pridmore in paying tribute to Officer Nick O’Rear, of the Kimberly Police Department, who lost his life in the line of duty on February 5, 2020.
Alabama’s mandatory face mask order expires Friday, April 9. Governor Kay Ivey continues to say she will not extend the order despite requests coming from President Joe Biden to governors across the country.
“We are seeing open appointments. We are seeing vaccines available. So expanding it only makes sense to get it to the most people we can,” Dr. Harris said.
The demand for COVID vaccinations continues to outweigh supply. So it was not good news when Johnson and Johnson had to throw away millions of doses of it’s one shot vaccine.
