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Alabama Tightens Laws on Vaping Products
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Alabama’s sweeping new vaping law, which took effect June 1, has sparked a statewide debate as it bans most flavored e-cigarettes from convenience stores, imposes tough new…
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Alabama Shuts Down for Jefferson Davis’ Birthday—Despite Outrage Over Confederate Tribute
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Today, June 2, Alabama marks Jefferson Davis’ Birthday, a state holiday that shuts down government offices and schools to honor the president of the Confederacy. The observance,…
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Northern Lights Could Grace Alabama Skies Tonight Amid Rare Solar Storm
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — For the second time in just over a year, residents of Alabama may catch a glimpse of the northern lights tonight as a powerful geomagnetic storm pushes…
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A New Dawn for Ensley: Redevelopment of Historic High School Site Signals Hope for Community’s Future
ENSLEY, Ala.— For more than a century, Ensley High School stood as a pillar in its neighborhood, a landmark of Birmingham’s once-thriving industrial heart. Founded in 1901 to serve a…
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Historic East Lake Branch Library Reopens After Renovation, Preserving Birmingham’s Architectural Heritage
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The East Lake Branch Library, a cherished architectural landmark in Birmingham’s East Lake neighborhood, is set to reopen its doors Monday following extensive renovations that honor its…
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Alabama Congressman Co-Sponsors NIH Study of ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ in Widely Ridiculed House Bill
WASHINGTON — A new bill introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives directing the National Institutes of Health to study “Trump Derangement Syndrome” has drawn widespread criticism for its apparent…
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