The Mortimer Jordan High School Marching Band is known as the Blue Machine. The 125-member band is under the direction of Craig Cagle and working its way through all the adversity of 2020 to put on a show that is special to the fans in the stands.
Residents in the Forestdale, Adamsville, Graysville, Brookside, and West Jefferson areas may experience little to no water pressure for the next 4 to 6 hours.
“Our goal is to financially support families but we want to be as full service as we can. The more support you have when raising any children, let alone a special needs child, is so helpful.”
Emergency Management agencies across the state have been preparing for Hurricane Sally for several days now, and the Jefferson County EMA wants to make sure you’re ready for whatever Hurricane Sally may bring.
Sarah Collins Rudolph was just 12 years old when that bombing took place, but she remembers that day vividly, referring to herself as “Birmingham’s Fifth Girl.” She has spent her entire life healing from those physical and emotional scars.
A new way to attract talent from other cities and keep the talent we have in the Magic City is up and running at the Birmingham Business Alliance (BBA).
Changes could be coming to trash pickup services in Birmingham. With possible budget cuts, the Public Works Department presented a plan Thursday to streamline the city’s trash pickup.
Members of the Birmingham City Council are concerned about the proposed closure of several city parks and recreation centers as the city deals with significant budget cuts.
The nonprofit organization that owns and operates the Alabama Theatre and Lyric Theatre started a fundraiser to keep the Birmingham landmarks in operation through the end of the year.
The new superintendent at Homewood City Schools says his top priority is getting students, families, and staff to other side of this pandemic this school year while ensuring both safety and a quality education.
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the city is looking at a $63 million cut to the city’s operation budget. That means furloughs and cuts to some city services.
You’ve most likely seen signs popping up in and around Birmingham that show retail or restaurant space for sale, for lease, or closed temporarily or permanently.
Schools in Locust Fork will move to online instruction for the rest of this week after multiple folks either tested positive for COVID or are required to quarantine because they came in contact with someone who tested positive.
Officials with the Jefferson County Department of Health said they didn’t reach the overall goal of 1,500 tests per day at the two surge testing sites, but they said the sites were still a success.
It’s the last holiday weekend of summer, and while most families are welcoming the vacation time, doctors are keeping a worried eye on another holiday weekend.
The National Education Association is working to track the number of COVID cases in schools across the country, but union members are urging state leaders to make this information available.
A change.org petition to keep Hoover City Schools on a staggered schedule is circulating. This comes as the district announced Monday that it will transition to 5-day a week instruction for traditional students.
Reginald Jones, 36, is charged with murder and attempted murder and Gary Jones, 37, is charged with murder, attempted murder and discharging a firearm within city limits.
The Oak Mountain High School Spirit of the Cahaba Marching Band is made up of 205 members, but its foundation rides the experience of 43 seniors. Kevin Ownby directs the Spirit of the Cahaba performs this fall on the gridiron during halftime of games with a theme called, "New York State of Mind."
The victim told deputies that a man he does not know came into his own and the two got into an argument that turned physical. The victim says the man took his gun and shot him.
