Painters start work Oct. 10, with a free Urban Supply celebration on Oct. 17 featuring food trucks and live mural finishing.

The 55th Kentuck Festival of the Arts hits Snow Hinton Park Oct. 17-18 with a full music and spoken-word lineup.

Birmingham gets sunny weather before Isaias turns the weekend stormy. Heavy rain, strong winds and flooding concerns are on the way.

Two full-time officers now work out of Calera Fire Station #2, near a middle school, instead of downtown headquarters.

Roberto Avalos Magallon is headed home to Pelham after a month in ICE custody, as his lawyer Kimberly Fasking calls the release “really good news for once.”

The Scottsboro school board wants a new junior high and auditorium without raising taxes, aiming to open by fall 2029.

Gayron Pritchett allegedly killed a disabled man and shot his own girlfriend in Arlington. He now sits in jail with no bond.

Ja'keisa Knox, 29, died at DCH Regional after a jail medical emergency, months after her son Sakai was found malnourished and injured.

Shegun Otulana sold Therapy Brands for over $1 billion, then poured it into a Birmingham warehouse-turned-innovation hub.

Aaron Orlando Jones-Turpin, 22, is held without bond, joining three others charged in the 2024 Five Points South shooting.

The funding targets aging pipes that send Red Mountain runoff toward Griffin Brook, where College Avenue floods regularly.

In Gallion, a 900-acre farm owner says her unzoned community is being targeted precisely because it can't say no.

A 2024 certificate-of-need application proposed an ambulatory surgery center and diagnostic facility for Hoover's Riverwalk development.