Olivia McMurrey

Excessive heat and more frequent medical incidents in Southern college football stadiums could be a warning sign for universities across the country.

Central Alabama Water plans deep foundation to stabilize the dam before continuing rehab project; learns no dye test conducted to test seepage since the 1980s.

The report from the Good Neighbors Alabama coalition concerns the Neptune Technology Group plant in Tallassee.

The park is credited with sparking commercial and residential growth in Birmingham’s downtown area.

Here’s what to do if your home or business is one of about 40,000 in the Birmingham area served by pipelines made of lead, galvanized or unknown materials. This is the third in a series of stories on water line replacement in the Birmingham area. Tuesday: Legal, Funding Questions Surround Mandat

As part of its water main replacement project, the water works is partially replacing smaller service lines, which can release more lead into the water for a time if the pipes are made of lead or galvanized metal. This is the second in a series of stories on water line replacement in the Birming

The water works faces an immense undertaking to replace all lead and some galvanized service lines throughout its system by 2037.

East Side Park is being transformed by Jefferson County Greenways into a regional destination with an award-winning universally accessible design.

At least 11 National Park Service employees and a lease at one visitors’ center in Alabama have been terminated by the Trump administration’s government efficiency office.

The city of Birmingham may apply for a federal grant to study opportunities for solar-energy projects.

Some Birmingham Water Works customers will receive letters from the utility next week alerting them that their homes might be served by lead pipes.

When colleagues told Dr. Mark Elliott he would see situations similar to those he encountered in Cambodia playing out in the America South, where he moved in 2013 to take a position at The University of Alabama, he was skeptical.

Landfill owners sued Uniontown, Alabama, residents who filed a complaint with the EPA and posted on Facebook their concerns about spilled coal ash being stored near their homes.