Birmingham Alabama

Man Wounded At Lil Baby Concert As Violence Spills On Stage

A backstage altercation led to gunfire and pandemonium amid "My Dawg."
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NOAA Slammed For Backing Trump Over Scientists In Dorian-Alabama Feud

NOAA attacked its own scientists over their correction of President Trump's false claims about Hurricane Dorian's path.
By Seth Borenstein, AP

Residents Of An Alabama Superfund Site Say They’ve Been Left To Defend Themselves

After years of suffering, the people of North Birmingham don’t expect regulation to amount to environmental justice.
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'Potentially Dangerous Conditions May Exist In This Area'

Pollution has plagued this Birmingham, Alabama, neighborhood for decades. Will anything ever change?
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Southern Baptists Take Steps To Confront Racism, Sex Abuse Crisis

Delegates at the SBC's national meeting in Alabama made it clear that churches can be expelled from the denomination for racism or mishandling abuse allegations.
By AP

Alabama Church To Show 'Arthur' Episode With Same-Sex Wedding

In May, Alabama Public Television refused to air "Mr. Ratburn and the Special Someone," suggesting it wasn't appropriate for children.
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CEO Gives Own Car To Young Employee Who Set Out On Foot For Job 20 Miles Away

A college student from Alabama didn’t want to miss his first day of work after his car broke down, so he started walking.
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This 4-Year-Old Boy Is A Superhero To Alabama's Homeless Population

“Feeding the homeless is the highlight of my life,” Austin Perine said.
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Black Voters Helped Elect The Man Who Prosecuted Birmingham Church Bombers

Despite voter suppression, the black community played a major part in Doug Jones' victory.
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Black Women Played A Big Part In Doug Jones' Surprise Victory In Alabama

Meanwhile, almost two-thirds of white women voted for GOP candidate Roy Moore, accused of sexually preying upon teenage girls.
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