Jefferson County has declared war on JPMorgan.

Farmers and families are attempting to expand the local discussion about food.

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. 

Sayler presided over Jefferson County financial implosion, later hired by Langford at Birmingham.

Unfazed by his conviction, former Birmingham Mayor Larry Langford faces 805 years in prison.

In THE HEMINGSES OF MONTICELLO, Annette Gordon-Reed presents the institution of slavery through the eyes of enslaved people.

Everyone knew this would happen. Larry Langford’s day in court has arrived. No one knows for sure what will happen next. Get all your trial coverage right here.

When you watch Langford, one question arises: But for his character flaws, would he have ever been successful?

Council President Carole Smitherman wins (for now). Richard Arrington loses big.

Birmingham Weekly will live blog results for city council and school board elections from Birmingham City Hall, starting tonight at 7 p.m.

Annie Clark is a girl on the cusp of transmutation.

Once again, Birmingham may be at the center of a revolution — a green one. Find out how the Birmingham Charter could build a sustainable future.

For music lovers who came of age in the 1980s, the face of Colin Hay is as recognizable as Madonna or Prince. The frontman for Men at Work will perform at WorkPlay Tuesday night.

With nine venues located within Birmingham’s historic Theatre District (featuring the newly restored Alabama Theatre, a 2,200 seat movie palace built by Paramount in 1927), spontaneity and variety rule at Sidewalk.

In Alexander City, Dr. George Hardy is known as a dentist and one of the [...]

Birmingham-Southern’s “Dialogue on Food,” scheduled for Sept. 22-24 on the BSC campus, will include a screening of the powerful documentary FRESH.

Equality Alabama hosts keynote speaker Rep. John Lewis for Equality Weekend 2009.

With more than 100 artists in 50 downtown venues, Birmingham never feels more like an actual city than during Artwalk.

Attention football fans: The fall exhibition at Studio By the Tracks has a sports theme!

Think Barack Obama’s a socialist? He’s practically Calvin Coolidge if you compare his ideas on health care to those of Jesus.