Around 1:20 a.m. on August 14, Birmingham Police were called to 230 20th Street South on report of an accident. On the scene officers saw a car that had crashed into a tree.
For about 8-10 years, the City of Alabaster and ALDOT have been working on what officials say is Alabaster’s greatest transportation need for the city.
After seeing low turnouts for the first two days of classes, Birmingham City School leaders said student attendance is growing, but it’s still not at full capacity.
After investigation, sheriff’s detectives were able to determine the victim’s 12-year-old son unintentionally discharged a firearm striking his mother, causing her death.
Reminders of the exhibition driving that took place Sunday are still all around. There are still skid marks all over the road, with several bullet holes in neighboring businesses.
The Birmingham Police Department is investigating a homicide in the 800 block of 2nd Avenue North. At this time, officers say a total of five people were shot.
Workers in America’s emergency departments were more likely to contract COVID-19 in the early days of the pandemic in community settings or at home rather than when providing patient care in a hospital setting, according to new research conducted at emergency departments across the nation.
Organizers of Pepsi Rock the South Driven by Mitch Smith Chevrolet will have Morgan Wallen and ALABAMA as the 2022 headliners with other well-known musicians, HARDY, Jamey Johnson, Koe Wetzel, Jimmie Allen, Colt Ford, Matt Stell and Dee Jay Silver playing for festival goers.
School bells will be ringing on August 8 for Birmingham City School students—and district leaders say so far, so good. Birmingham City School leaders said more than 60% of students have registered for the upcoming school year which begins Monday.
The demand for locally sourced food is up in Alabama. And local food producers are turning to the online market to deliver the farm right to your front door.
Ahead of the new school year, a conflict resolution program creator said he was excited about changes they’d seen in students since opening permanent offices at certain schools the previous year.
Bessemer Police are looking for witness information or video after a Jefferson County commissioner was caught in the middle of a shootout Sunday evening, July 31, 2022.
Inflation is making it harder and harder for some families to afford basics like clothing and toys but buying or selling gently used items like clothing, toys and shoes is always a great option.
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Director of the Women’s Bureau was in Birmingham Wednesday joining Mayor Randall Woodfin and others to address inequities women face in the workforce.
Students are faced with more challenges than their schoolwork and this workshop was focused on looking for signs of substance abuse or mental health issues.
It’s part of the city’s rental assistance program for families struggling from the pandemic, but now with inflation, they said the need for help is larger than before.
School safety is top of mind as kids in Alabama return to school in just a few short weeks. That’s why the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office is taking proactive steps to keep everyone safe, hosting a school safety training.
