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This holiday season, many incarcerated people in the Gulf States are seeing their loved ones for the first time since March 2020 due to COVID restrictions.

Birmingham's first 150 years contains powerful history. But it was also home to tens of thousands of people.

Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi will receive $100 million from the infrastructure bill to expand internet access, but each will have different priorities.

Updates to SNAP, TANF and the Child Tax Credit have helped families in the Gulf South, but not everyone has been able to access the improved benefits.

Experts hail changes like the Child Tax Credit and increases in SNAP benefits as historic. But were recipients better off after getting them?

As public schools adjust to all in-person classes, educators have found value in welcoming accessible field trips through virtual tours.

Southern ports report higher traffic, but problems on the ground keep them from being a true solution to the supply chain tangle.

The Birmingham Squadron will face the Mexico City Capitanes Sunday at the newly renovated Legacy Arena.

How an Alabama teen sought justice after a violent police encounter upended her life.

Two teams will take the field in downtown Birmingham Wednesday for the girls flag football high school state championship.