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

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

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.

Neighbors on Chester Road warn new townhomes could funnel traffic onto their quiet dead-end street.

The Highway 31 development sits across from Kimberly City Hall and promises 67 jobs averaging $16.64 an hour.

A tenant's lawsuit claims managers knew about mold and sewage backups for months before the 583-unit Homewood complex was condemned.

Federal Realty now owns the 100-acre U.S. 280 shopping hub, which pulls in nearly 9 million visits a year.

Birmingham is betting on walkability, hiring planners for eight neighborhoods while four others already have plans underway.

At its first Brookwood town hall, Applied Digital fielded questions on water, noise and a site just eight-tenths of a mile from the middle school.

City staff say a 30,000-square-foot center doesn't fit office-zoned Riverchase, while a flooding fix stalls four lots near Stadium Trace Parkway.