Gov. Kay Ivey's "Safer at Home" order was set to expire July 3, and will now be extended.
Thomas Blanton, the Klansman convicted of killing four girls during the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church, died Friday morning.
The Birmingham City Council approved a resolution designating Avondale as an entertainment district.
The district has the highest poverty rate in the state but the lowest Census response.
Sen. Doug Jones and Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin addressed racism issues in Birmingham, and law enforcement reform.
Over the last three months, the Alabama Department of Labor has paid out more than $1.5 billion in unemployment benefits.
A GoFundMe campaign was launched in honor of employees who resigned from Parkside Cafe after the owner criticized George Floyd protests.
The City of Birmingham began the removal of a 115-year-old Confederate monument Monday night, and may be sued by the state.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said if Birmingham wants to remove a Confederate Monument in Linn Park, they can, but will be fined.
"I support activism and civil disobedience, but I don't support mobs," said Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin.
A link to the online questionnaire can be found on the Birmingham Public Library website.
More businesses and venues will be allowed to open in the next phase of Gov. Kay Ivey's order.
The City of Fairfield has filed for bankruptcy after years of financial issues.
The Birmingham City Council extended its mandatory face covering order through May 22.
Operations were temporarily suspended on March 18 due to Coronavirus concerns.
Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin penned an open letter to the city regarding Gov. Ivey's reopening plans for the state.
Gov. Kay Ivey extended her safer-at-home order Friday until May 22, but amended it to allow more local businesses to reopen.
Attorney General Steve Marshall sent a letter to Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin regarding Birmingham's mask requirement.
A WalletHub study shows Alabama as one the states with the highest surge in unemployment during the pandemic.
After more than a month closed, the Jefferson County Courthouse will reopen Friday, with restrictions.
The Birmingham City Council has approved an ordinance to require the wearing of a face covering in public during the coronavirus pandemic.
Gov. Kay Ivey announced Tuesday that the stay-at-home order will expire April 30 and will be replaced with a "safer-at-home" order.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, auto insurance companies are returning more than $100 million in premiums to Alabama policyholders.
Although some states are starting to open their businesses back up, Alabama will remain under its original stay-at-home order.
Birmingham City Councilman Willie Parker is asking health departments to reveal coronavirus cases by specific ZIP code.
Many U.S. citizens have already received their stimulus payments, but here is how to find out where your payment is.
Gov. Kay Ivey said re-opening the state's economy will need to be done in phases, and on a region-by-region basis.
The Birmingham City Council approved $500,000 for hazard pay for nearly half of the city's employees.
Alabama stood alone in the Deep South as the only state not to issue a stay-at-home order until Gov. Ivey's announcement Friday.
In 2009, President Obama awarded Lowery the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian honor.
Amid coronavirus concerns, Gov. Kay Ivey has extended the deadline to file Alabama state taxes this year.
"Working together, with calm and compassion for others, we will move through this situation," Birmingham Mayor Randall L. Woodfin said.
Another bill proposing a lottery is up in the state legislature this session.
Here are the results from Tuesday's primary elections in Jefferson County.
Incumbent Mo Brooks is projected to retain his House seat in Tuesday's election.
A runoff is projected to decide the GOP primary for Alabama's 2nd Congressional District.
Incumbent Greg Shaw is the projected winner in the GOP primary for Supreme Court.
The lead on the GOP race has swapped between Tommy Tuberville and Jeff Sessions throughout the night.
Former Vice President Joe Biden has been projected by multiple news outlets as the winner of the Democratic presidential primary in Alabama.
Here is what will be on the ballot on Super Tuesday in the Birmingham area.