Local vets share 3 signs you shouldn’t ignore in your pets
As any pet owner knows, our furry, four-legged friends are more than companions—they’re family. Unfortunately, pets aren’t always able to communicate when they’re in pain—so how can their owners know what’s wrong?. We spoke with experienced vets at Veterinary Specialists of Birmingham (VSB)—the Magic...
Birmingham Announced $50M Neighborhood Revitalization Grant 2 Years Ago. Residents Want an Update
The city of Birmingham announced a $50 million renovation project more than two years ago, but some residents said they aren’t seeing much progress. The city hosted a meeting to give neighbors an update on the Community Choice Neighborhood Initiative on Wednesday at Legion Field. The project is expected to revitalize...
Deputies respond to possible shots fired at west Jefferson County home
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ala. (WBRC) - The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department responded to a call early Saturday morning about shots possibly being fired. Deputies were called around 6:30 a.m. to a home in the 3200 block of Mulga Loop Road. A spokesperson for the sheriff’s department says the situation is...
National conservation group joining fight against proposed data center
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Neighbors near Rock Mountain Lake Road in Bessemer have been pushing back against a proposed data center for months, saying it would disrupt their way of life, raise utility bills, and potentially hurt the environment. A national conservation group is joining their fight, saying the center...
RESPECT Organization Marks 30 Years with Annual Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway
A longtime Birmingham tradition is returning this November as the R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Organization celebrates its 30th anniversary with its annual “RESPECT the Needs of Others” Turkey Drive-Thru Giveaway. The community event will take place Monday, November 17, 2025, at 5 p.m. at More Than Conquerors Faith Church, located...
How one Birmingham family makes giving back a family tradition—and you can too
When you think about “family traditions,” you might picture Sunday dinners or annual vacations. But for Sanjay Singh and his family, giving back to the Birmingham community has become one of their most meaningful shared traditions. We sat down with Sanjay to learn more about the importance of...
Two co-defendants in federal drug case appear in court
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Two co-defendants in a major federal drug trafficking case appeared in court Friday. Lanicholas Rollins, 30, received time served and three years of supervised release after pleading guilty to his role in the operation. Sammuel Gulley changed his plea from not guilty to guilty. Prosecutors...
Birmingham-Southern Alumni Choir returning for 2025 Lessons and Carols performance
The Birmingham-Southern College (BSC) Alumni Choir is coming together once again for its annual Service of Lessons and Carols with a touching theme: “Forward, Ever — Always.”. Since September, more than 70 Birmingham-Southern grads as well as former faculty and staff have been rehearsing weekly to prepare for...
Beloved Birmingham Zoo donkey Chaucer dies at age seven
Chaucer, a miniature donkey beloved by staff and visitors at the Birmingham Zoo, passed away Thursday morning. The 7-year-old donkey had been under veterinary care after showing signs of illness and a lack of interest in food. Despite efforts by the Alabama Wilds team and a specialized equine veterinarian, Chaucer's...
Central Alabama Water Board in turmoil over CEO search and $750k salary proposal
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — A deepening divide on the Central Alabama Water Board is raising concerns about transparency, governance, and how millions of dollars in ratepayer money is being spent. Birmingham’s representatives on the board say they are being excluded from major decisions — including the hiring of a new general...

















