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After nearly 12 days, the body of Nick Bower of Villa Rica, Ga., has been recovered. More>>
Hilary Golston brings you the latest news and weather headlines from Saturday, 5.18.13. More>>
Yesterday's rain has caused lake levels to ride. Alabama Power announced early this morning they opened spillway gates at Lake Logan Martin and Harris Lake. More>>
Four people were rescued from the Alabama Gold Camp's rising waters in Clay County's, Lineville Alabama, Saturday. More>>
Young Birmingham residents will have the opportunity to attend Save Our Youth Day on Saturday More>>
Just after 9:30 p.m. Friday, Hoover Police and Fire Departments responded to reports of a vehicle in Star Lake in Hoover.
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Tuscaloosa is a step closer to getting a new multi-purpose facility that many say the town needs. More>>
Birmingham Police officers need your help in finding a suspect. More>>
A $15.6 million road improvement project is about to begin on U.S. Highway 280 in Jefferson and Shelby Counties. More>>
There will be lane closures on Interstate I-459 southbound and northbound to perform asphalt paving operations in Jefferson County. More>>
Hundreds of Jefferson County property owners owe the county a combined $6.3 million in unpaid property taxes. More>>
There's a federal effort underway to crack down on drinking and driving by lowering the blood alcohol limit. The National Transportation Safety Board has approved recommendations to lower the limit to .05.
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There's a federal effort underway to crack down on drinking and driving, by lowering the blood alcohol limit. The National Transportation Safety Board has approved recommendations to lower the limit to More>>
Habitat for Humanity in Tuscaloosa is creating a new community of storm survivors. Today the group dedicated three new homes on Juanita Drive. More>>
Eight high schools in the Birmingham-Hoover metro area were picked among the best 2,000 public high schools in the nation by Newsweek magazine and The Daily Beast websites. More>>
From: Audrey PannellCulinard welcomed Chef Ben Vaughn to its campus Wednesday, May 15, 2013. More>>
© Associated PressA Sylacauga Utility Board employee drowned while volunteering his time preparing for a community event. More>>
© Associated PressAvondale Elementary School in Birmingham is closing early Thursday due to a power outage. More>>
A Birmingham school honored the life of a student who recently died in a car wreck. Fourteen-year-old Tytiwaan Ard was a student a Huffman High School. He and his father were headed to church Sunday morning More>>
The Birmingham Board of Education met in a special called session Wednesday evening. The session was called to discuss and vote on a motion to make Jones Valley K-8 strictly a middle school. More>>
Four new deputies will soon be working in DeKalb county. More>>
A local hero's actions have called attention to the need for Automatic External Defibrillators and CPR training. More>>
Governor Bentley announces changes to help improve public schools. More>>
From: DCSOThe citizens of DeKalb County will soon have more deputies protecting them. More>>
From left to right: Olivia Butler of Hoover High School, Savannah Caswell of Springville High School and Samantha Sloan of Hayden High School. From EWI BHMThe Birmingham Chapter of Executive Women International (EWI) announced the winners of the 2013 Glenda Burson EWI Scholarships recently. More>>
Certified Financial Planner Scott Cole has tips for Newlyweds on how to bring together their finances. More>>
A guest reviewer gives her impressions of the HTC First, otherwise known as the Facebook Phone. More>>
This Chickering piano in tonight's story was purchased in 1952 by the Attalla school system. Over the years it had fallen into disrepair so a community came together to have it restored for future generations to enjoy. More>>
"Magic Moments" makes a dream come true for a Hueytown teenager and aspiring zoologist. More>>
An off-duty Birmingham firefighter saved a man's life after the victim crashed into his car. More>>
With murder, rape and child molesters making the headlines it's easy to get the feeling no one is safe. But do the crime statistics support that feeling? More>>
Gov Bentley's Press Office says we can expect executive amendments to the Accountability Act as early as Wednesday. More>>
Job fairs will be held this month for employment in Dollar General stores. More>>
From left to right, City of Pelham Mayor Gary Waters, Mrs. Beal, Abby Beal (scholarship recipient), Mr. Beal, Maurice Mercer (Pelham City Council), and Beth McMillan (Pelham City Council)A scholarship fundraiser was held in Pelham recently to help a local student. More>>
The arrests were made in conjunction with a city-wide check of sex offenders in late April. More>>
A homicide investigation is underway in Birmingham after police found and unresponsive female Tuesday morning.
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Birmingham Mayor, William Bell, is expected to present his plans for the city's general fund and capital budget at today's city council meeting. Mayor Bell's proposals will lay out his priorities for the 2013 – 2014 fiscal year. More>>
Two suspects arrested and charged in connection with an insurance fraud investigation. More>>
Flowers were delivered to many women across the state, in honor of Mother's Day 2013. More>>
Drivers in the Pelham and Alabaster areas should be aware of road work on I-65 beginning Monday night, May 13th. More>>
The former chief of a Blount County fire department has been arrested for allegedly stealing fire department funds.
According to Blount County District Attorney Pamela Casey, the State Fire Marshal's Office arrested Michael Claude Watson of Warrior on Monday. More>>
A new company is being launched in Birmingham to deal with cyber-attacks. More>>
Parents of some Birmingham City School students will have an opportunity to learn more about the planned school consolidations. Tonight, school officials will hold a community meeting for parents and other stakeholders. More>>
Soccer is growing in popularity around the country; the Birmingham Metro area is no exception. Interest in the sport has grown around the area. The Birmingham Hammers is a group dedicated to bringing a professional soccer team to the area. More>>
Hilary Golston brings you the latest news from Sunday, 5.12.13. More>>
Birmingham Mayor, William Bell will present his proposed general fund budget and capital budget after prepared remarks, Tuesday. More>>
People in Birmingham attended the Antique Appraisals fair in Birmingham this weekend. More>>
An accident in Birmingham claimed the life of a teen Sunday. More>>
The Birmingham Zoo visited Alabama's 13 on Sunday and brought along a bearded d'uccle. According to Wikipedia, the bearded d'uccle originates from the Belgium town of Uccle. This type of chicken is most More>>
Alabama is one of only 3 states charging a full grocery sales tax but lawmakers cannot find a way to eliminate it. More>>
Beverly Simpson-Cunningham opened her first dance studio back in 1954 and she's still dancing today. At 77 Miss Beverly teaches dance but also teachers character, confidence and being your best. More>>
Whether or not you can appreciate it - nude recreation is a multi-billion dollar industry. Alabama is now home to four nudist resorts. The fourth, officially opened this past March in Blount County. But, how safe is it for families, especially for children? And, what effect do the camps have on nearby neighborhoods? Alabama's 13 Investigates: Alabama's nude ranches. More>>
FEMA has paid out more than $150,000 in 17 federal tornado fraud cases since April 27, 2011. More>>
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