Bria Chatman

Birmingham Police Chief Michael Pickett said seven seconds after his TASER was taken, the officer fired one shot and then a few seconds later, he fired two more.

The Alabama Department of Human Resources announced on Monday, Oct. 27 that SNAP benefits will be suspended for November.

New numbers show that as many as 70,000 people in Birmingham could lose their SNAP benefits in the coming days.

After suffering a stroke last summer, Cleophus Riles Jr. says staying active has become part of his recovery. But he says the condition of the Birmingham Fitness Center North is making that harder.

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office says teamwork across law enforcement agencies is changing the way they solve crime.

For the first time since 2021, customers with the Central Alabama Water Board might not see a rate increase next year.

Leaders and residents in Jefferson County are weighing in on a proposal that could reshape hundreds of acres in Bessemer, including plans for a massive data center described as the size of 18 Walmart Supercenters.

The families of the victims shared emotional messages after the hearing, calling for an end to gun violence.

The judge ruled there was enough probable cause to send the case to a grand jury.

Center Point leaders say even more technology is on the way to stop crime.