Jefferson County has declared war on JPMorgan.

Jefferson County has declared war on JPMorgan.

Political commentary plus a recipe for sweet potato pie.

Former mayor says he won’t seek election to his old office, despite supporters drafting him to run.

Nearly two years after its complicated debt structure collapsed, Jefferson County is taking its financial architects to court.

Former Jefferson County commissioner must pay $20,000 and do community service.

Larry Langford didn’t shop alone.

Larry Langford didn’t shop alone.

Embracing Larry Langford’s agenda, William Bell seeks to replace the convicted former mayor at Birmingham City Hall.

As Rev. Joseph Lowery could tell you, if you want freedom, you have to fight to make it yours.

After more revelations of shady bond dealings, commissioners say a lawsuit may be in the future.

Birmingham lawyer Emory Anthony entered the race for mayor. Anthony has sought the office twice before.

See the Weekly’s editorial cartoon on the aftermath of the Larry Langford trial.

Patrick Cooper says he’s going to fight crime, fix Birmingham’s schools and create more jobs.

Citing need for public trust, Smitherman says Vance-Bowie created uncertainty at City Hall.

Last week’s verdict established Larry Langford’s guilt, but it will be a long time before we’re done settling all his unanswered questions. 

Last week’s verdict established Larry Langford’s guilt, but it will be a long time before we’re done settling all his unanswered questions. 

Bankers improperly influenced Larry Langford, Shelia Smoot, Jeff Germany and Mary Buckelew, lawsuit says.

A poem about an ex-mayor & a prisoner-to-be.

A poem about an ex-mayor & a prisoner-to-be.