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Birmingham Parks hosting "safe haven" programs at Rec Centers again this summer

The city and Parks and Rec launched the “Safe Havens” program last year to try and decrease violence in the city, by bringing more kids into Rec centers for games, tutoring, and life skills.

Two high schoolers donate equipment to fourth and fifth grade softball team

Hewitt-Trussville’s Makaila Hope and Mountain Brook’s Annie Gregory used some of their own allowance to help gather some new gear.

Birmingham looks toward a 're-vision' of historic Linn Park

It was one of Birmingham’s first parks and it has been the site of countless events and social protests. What's next for Linn Park?

Birmingham Mayor Proposes Half A Billion Dollar Budget For Fiscal 2023. What's In It

Live HealthSmart Alabama Brings Birmingham's first 'Neighborway' to Titusville

Live HealthSmart Alabama Brings Birmingham's first 'Neighborway' to Titusville

'Desecration' of Bishop Calvin Woods Landmark Condemned by City Council, Civil Rights Leaders

Birmingham Youth Swim Team Makes a Big Splash at State Championship

UAB health initiative in Kingston community completes first phase - Birmingham Business Journal

Birmingham's Mask Ordinance Expires, Unlikely to be Extended

By Erica Wright The Birmingham Times The City of Birmingham’s mask ordinance officially expired on Monday and city officials have shown no interest in extending it. City Councilor Hunter Williams, who has consistently opposed the ordinance, calling it ‘government overreach’, said expiration of the ordinance is the right thing. “I think the fact that the CDC, state health officer and county health officer are all not recommending the masks, I think it is appropriate to not have the city recommending it when the three medical experts are not recommending it,” he said. Since more than 120 million people in the Unites States have received the COVID-19 vaccines, the Centers for Disease Control and Preventions (CDC) announced last week that face coverings were no longer necessary for those who are vaccinated. Eight states have lifted their mask mandates since the announcement, but cities can impose their own mandates.