Jarvis Robertson

President Donald Trump signed an executive order regarding college sports, here's what it does.

Federal education grants will be available for Alabama schools starting next week.

Federal education grants will be available for Alabama schools starting next week.

The Tuxedo Function in the Junction has been a cornerstone of Birmingham's community life, celebrating jazz music and fostering local connections for four decades.

The Roebuck YMCA has a new facility, and they hope to continue a decades-long goal of helping people.

La Fran Marks has been making wine for seven years. After years of traveling the world with the military, he's ready to open a winery in Bessemer.

A former catcher for the Detroit Stars in the Negro Leagues is celebrating his 90th birthday by launching the Clinton "Tiny" Forge Baseball and Golf Youth Grant to inspire young athletes in Birmingham.

A viral video showing Lipscomb police detaining three teens over Labor Day weekend is receiving new attention from city officials, as the attorney for those detained plans to take legal action, alleging excessive force and civil rights violations.

The Birmingham Youth Fellowship Choir, directed by Ahkeem Lee, is advancing to the semifinals of America's Got Talent, continuing their spectacular run on the show.

Crime Stoppers of Metro Alabama home reward increase will encourage people to come forward with answers.

Things have been different in Five Points South since last year's mass shooting. We spoke to people in the area about how that tragic incident changed the atmosphere.

Nova Stafford is in the first grade. Her favorite subject is math and favorite color is hot pink.

The tournament is expected to be staged across the Concacaf region, including the United States, Mexico and Caribbean nations.

The ongoing government shutdown has led to decreased foot traffic at Alicia's Coffee, a business near the closed A.G. Gaston Motel, impacting local commerce.

Huffman Middle School is fighting food insecurity by making sure students have access to groceries at no cost.

This follows an 18-month investigation into suspected human trafficking and prostitution, which began after complaints by citizens and neighboring business owners.

A human trafficking investigation in West Alabama has led to the detention of nine individuals after raids on massage parlors in Tuscaloosa and Northport. A local immigration attorney weighs in on possible protections for the victims.

Liberty Church in Birmingham is hosting drive-thru food giveaways to help those facing food insecurity as the government shutdown continues, with increased demand and donations.

Volunteers from Birmingham's Sleep In Heavenly Peace chapter, along with other local organizations, have built 50 beds to support children facing uncertainty and improve their well-being.

Several clients are suing Aurora IV and Wellness for allegedly providing unapproved substances instead of FDA-approved medications, leading to various health issues.