Tina Brown had lived on 54th Street for 45 years before five neighbors broke a window to save her life.

New Pelham shops must sit far from homes, schools and churches — and stick to a strict 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. clock.

A car on Highway 49 opened fire as deputies broke up a swelling late-night crowd at Lake Martin Beach Club. No injuries were reported.

All 36 hand-carved animals are back at the Hugh Kaul Children's Zoo, and a historian says the rabbit's new look surprised her most.

Wyatt Tidwell died days after a multi-vehicle wreck near West South Boulevard. Police say others involved had only non-threatening injuries.

Kimley-Horn will lead design work on the $150 million REDESIGN Alabama plan to close nine crossings between Woodlawn and Trussville.

Summit at Monte Sano still shows an empty sales office and one unfinished duplex, but the developer insists three more homes are coming.

Matted coats and medical shave-downs await Greater Birmingham Humane Society staff as they nurse 22 dogs back to health.

A black Kia K5 sped south on I-65 before spike strips ended the run near Clanton.

Firefighters have worked out of another station since moisture damage closed Eden's facility in May. A $5.25 million replacement is now moving ahead.

Benjamin N. Gross, 59, was not wearing a seat belt when his SUV overturned on I-65 near Jemison.

Harbert Management snapped up the Kathleen, Georgia cogeneration plant, locking in a new 20-year deal with Georgia Power through 2028.

Parents say the proficiency-based model confuses families, but the district insists letter grades and GPAs aren't going anywhere.