Pat Byington

On July 28, the Housing Authority of the Birmingham District (HABD) held a ribbon-cutting with a number of its partners to open the Villas Early Learning Center in Birmingham's Titusville Neighborhood.

Professional spring football's winningest franchise is no more. The Birmingham Stallions are disbanding, according to the United Football League (UFL).

Earlier this week, we reported on the appearance of a big, mischievous black bear roaming around communities in North Shelby County near Oak Mountain State Park and US-280.

Birmingham's Big Spoon Creamery has been named one of the most travel-worthy ice cream shops in the United States by The Washington Post (August 2026).

The Broken Knife , a bold sandwich shop with a cult-like following, has re-opened at Elysian Gardens in Birmingham's Avondale neighborhood.

After sitting empty for more than 25 years, Gadsden’s old Republic Steel site is finally getting a new life — and it’s a big one. Minth Group Limited, the

It has only been one week, but it is hard to believe the Birmingham Stallions are gone. It was—pardon the pun—a wild ride.

Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux is coming to Downtown Homewood. The popular sports bar chain revealed today it will occupy the site at 2701 18th

The Birmingham City Council approved on Tuesday, August 4, a $45 million education initiative championed by Mayor Woodfin that will prepare local students for high demand careers.

The Homewood Planning Commission unanimously recommended a proposal by Samford University to build two six-story buildings and parking for student housing on the south side of Lakeshore Drive.