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Birmingham police officer Micah Blair has created a community space for comic and cosplay fans by organizing conventions and game nights.

The Files Arts Project celebrated 13 years of bringing dance education to Birmingham with a showcase at the Alabama School of Fine Arts.

The City of Birmingham will activate cooling stations throughout the city when temperatures reach 95 degrees or higher to provide heat relief for residents.

Wess secured the Democratic nomination for Alabama's U.S. Senate seat in a runoff election as statewide GOP races were also decided.

Mayor Randall Woodfin announced the launch of the North Birmingham Community Service Hub, a new neighborhood resource center bringing together services online and in-person.

Birmingham is hosting various cultural events including Juneteenth celebrations, comedy shows at StarDome Comedy Club, and jazz performances.

Birmingham unveiled its climate and sustainability strategy after a year-long study addressing issues from pollution to health care.

The Kiwanis Club of Birmingham announced three new inductees—Barber, Mouron, and Thornton—into the Birmingham Business Hall of Fame.

Twenty-eight new businesses have opened in Birmingham during the first half of 2026.

A Birmingham man pleaded guilty to child sexual exploitation charges filed by the Department of Justice.

An 89-year-old woman died Tuesday evening after being struck by a vehicle in Birmingham.

Drummer and composer James 'PJ' Spraggins will host an album release celebration Sunday at Birmingham's Dorothy Jemison Day Theatre.

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin responded to two deaths that occurred at the Birmingham City Jail earlier this month, including Kalena Croskey and Kendall Sweazer.

A flood watch has been issued for Birmingham and parts of Alabama with up to six inches of rainfall and potential flash flooding expected Thursday and Friday.

Chelsea Nutrition, a new loaded tea shop from the owner of Square 1 Nutrition, has opened at Chelsea Crossroads off Highway 280.

Twenty-four weekend events including Juneteenth and Father's Day celebrations are scheduled for June 19-21 in the Birmingham area.

First Watch has opened its newest Shelby County location in Alabaster with outdoor seating and is offering free coffee.

British travel influencers Jack and Paige with 2.1 million followers featured Birmingham food, Legion FC, and the Alabama Peanut Company in their travel blogs.

A cappella group Straight No Chaser's 'Beach Bash' tour will conclude July 12 at the Oxford Performing Arts Center.

A New Orleans man has been charged with murder following a stabbing in the Bessemer Walmart parking lot Monday.

Major League Baseball returns to Birmingham for the 3rd Annual East-West Classic on Juneteenth at Rickwood Field, with youth activities scheduled at Willie Mays Park on June 18 and 19.

Activist Eric Hall was arrested and escorted from Birmingham City Hall after confronting city leaders during a council meeting about two recent deaths at the Birmingham City Jail.

The Housing Authority of the Birmingham District is hosting a Homeownership Expo aimed at removing barriers and answering questions for prospective first-time homebuyers.

Birmingham Council approved limited virtual attendance and voting for councilors, along with funding for the Birmingham Talks literacy program, Sixteenth Street Visitor Center, and housing development in Druid City.

Birmingham native Chris Richards broke a passing completion record in his World Cup debut game against Paraguay.

A new film installation at Birmingham Airport celebrates Alabama's voices and America's 250th anniversary.

Hayes won the runoff election for House District 52, while Mykeshia Myles Jones defeated incumbent Ron Marshall for assistant tax collector in the Bessemer Division.

Lane closures are scheduled on I-59/20 near Fairfield on June 17 after rush hour, with delays expected.

Wess won the Democratic runoff for Alabama's U.S. Senate seat, while nominees were also decided in statewide GOP races.

Birmingham artist and former law partner Carol Stewart found new purpose through native plant art that supports local nonprofits.