Lauren Harksen

The two restaurants are holding a Community Care Event in his memory Thursday.

A condemned Center Point condo complex has caught fire repeatedly. The city says it needs $500,000 to finish demolition, but doesn't have the money.

A 15-year-old from Ralph battling stage 4 bone cancer drew thousands of online viewers Wednesday as his home church held a prayer vigil in his honor. Will Roberts gained national attention earlier this year after a viral Facebook video led to an experimental cancer treatment — but his family says he has taken a turn for the worse.

A Bagley teen suffered third-degree burns two years ago after microwaving a NeeDoh toy — a dangerous TikTok trend. Now 13, Eli Blackmon is speaking out because kids are still participating in it.

A Birmingham city pension board member is calling for the first cost-of-living adjustment or bonus for more than 3,800 retirees in 30 years, but the mayor says there's no money left over to make it happen.

Neighbors shopping at Stadium Trace Village on Tuesday said they support plans to expand the center, but expressed concern about increased traffic the development could bring.

New small business banking resource in Birmingham

A Highway 31 business owner spent eight months trying to get someone to fix dangerous low-hanging utility wires at his driveway entrance. Four companies came out to look. None claimed the problem. One phone call to a local news team changed that within hours.

A Highway 31 business owner spent eight months trying to get someone to fix dangerous low-hanging utility wires at his driveway entrance. Four companies came out to look. None claimed the problem. One phone call to a local news team changed that within hours.

A local health food store is now accepting EBT and SNAP benefits for the first time. The store aims to bring healthy food options to a community the owner describes as a food desert.