Community forum on indigent care
Jefferson County doctors support turning care of poor patients – and state funding – to state health authority.
News & Views
Camp Coleman continued
The Friends of Camp Coleman receive sought-after documents.
Community forum focuses on crisis in indigent healthcare
Doctors charge that Jefferson County is failing its poorest with Cooper Green plan.
Girl Scouts apologize for letter
Scouting members receive explanation for copycat letter from president.
Celebrating summer
Don't let the heat get to you -- it's festival season.
Friends of camp win ruling
Judge orders documentation to be delivered to grassroots group.
All in a day’s work
A walk through the life and work of a local pastor.
Olive branch or just throwing a bone?
ALDOT makes small changes to controversial freeway plans; residents want more.
Thinking of home
Female soldier finds danger, poverty, homesickness in Afghanistan.
ALDOT schedules “informal meeting” about controversial plan
Highway department meeting brings freeway proposal together with those who oppose it.
Plagiarism in Scouting?
Letter to Al.com nearly duplicates letter to Quad-City Times.
Jefferson County doctors take Commission to task
Press release calls Cooper Green plan “abject failure.”
Birmingham lawyer shoots to the top
Birmingham native Jim Porter II is set to become the new president of the NRA.
Kathie Hiers talks change
CEO of AIDS Alabama discusses education and reform.
A legacy of education
Mike Froning was a longtime advocate for better schools in Birmingham.