What kind of nation are we going to be?
The GOP’s anti-Obamacare healthcare bill strikes at the heart of America’s responsibility to seek the common good for all citizens.
Dreams of a Kumbayah Campaign
Hoping for the best — but investing in air freshener — as campaign season arrives.
Democratic Senate candidate Doug Jones launches campaign headquarters in Birmingham
Former US Attorney says Democrats have to “beat the bushes” for this election.
Neighborhood Voices: Crestline
Hunter Williams speaks about the recent wave of crime in his area, and what he would like to see done about it.
The cost of “pay-to-play” politics
Woods: "I will bring servant leadership to City Hall."
City Council Report: Cemeteries and Transparency
Discussion returns to expenditures, Shadow Lawn Cemetery and communication issues in City Hall.
Former State Rep. Oliver Robinson faces public corruption charges
After being charged by the U.S. Attorney with seven counts of bribery and fraud, former lawmaker signs non-binding plea agreement.
Education in Birmingham: School’s In for Summer
BCS summer programs make learning a year-round process.
“It’s Time to Play Offense”
The Trump administration has energized some Democrats in Alabama — but what do they have to do to be a viable party again?
Social dialogue through hip-hop
Al Elliott explains how he hopes his “It Is Written 2” showcase can start community conversation.
I Got It Wrong!
Time and retrospection bring a different conclusion about how to help those in crisis.
Southtown Update: A Conversation with HABD Director Michael Lundy
The Housing Authority hopes to address concerns about resident relocation and gentrification.
Standing with the President
In Alabama, Trump supporters weigh in on the first six months and why they won’t budge.
What Would Sonny Corleone Do?
Why William Bell’s grip on this year’s mayoral election might not be as tight as he thinks.
Neighborhood Voices: Pine Knoll Vista
Justine Atkins on why her neighborhood is “a diamond in the rough.”
