Local news Birmingham revives Good Friday, Memorial Day as paid city holidays Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin recommended Monday that both paid holidays be reinstated. John H. Glenn / April 1, 2021
Weekend rally in Athens will oppose anti-Asian attacks, white nationalist violence The event will take place Sunday afternoon at Trinity Park in Athens. Micah Danney / March 26, 2021
Faith in Action on Madison County to reassess pre-trial intervention program fees Faith in Action says pre-trial intervention programs are positive but access is limited because of fines and fees. John H. Glenn / March 24, 2021
Montgomery City Councilman Richard Bollinger dies Montgomery City Councilman Richard Bollinger died Saturday because of complications with cancer. John H. Glenn / March 22, 2021
Birmingham’s historic A.G. Gaston Motel completes Phase 1 of restoration Phase 2 restoration is currently underway on the exterior of the 1968 wing and courtyard of the motel. John H. Glenn / March 11, 2021
Groups sue Birmingham Water Works Board over land critical to city’s water supply The lawsuit seeks a court order for the water board to meet the terms of a 2001 settlement agreement and permanently protect the lands. Eddie Burkhalter / March 9, 2021
Woodfin joins call for Biden to remove federal ban on local hire provisions In a letter, numerous officials asked to be able to require or incentivize local hires on federally funded construction projects. Micah Danney / March 3, 2021
Walt Maddox wins fifth term as mayor of Tuscaloosa According to preliminary election results, Maddox won with 6,727 votes, or 54.9 percent. Brandon Moseley / March 3, 2021
Voters go to the polls in Tuscaloosa for municipal elections Tuscaloosa voters go to the polls for municipal elections as incumbent Mayor Walt Maddox seeks a fifth term. Brandon Moseley / March 2, 2021
Former Birmingham Mayor William Bell announces mayoral bid Bell took jabs at incumbent Mayor Randall Woodfin and said the city needs "an experienced hand to get us back on track." John H. Glenn / March 2, 2021