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The newly expanded Magic City Wellness Center is one of several providers working to increase access to gender-affirming medical care.

The University of Alabama launched its first Black student-led magazine this semester. Nineteen Fifty-Six focuses on issues minority students face on campus and in everyday life.

Alabama voters approved an amendment to remove racist language from the state constitution. But change won't be fast and there are more hurdles to clear.

Following the release of a new dashboard, state education officials are optimistic about the number of coronavirus cases in Alabama schools. But challenges remain.

Republican Tommy Tuberville defeated Democratic incumbent Sen. Doug Jones in Tuesday's election.

Live theater generally means tight quarters for performers and audience. Some Birmingham theater groups are finding ways to make it work in the pandemic.

For women without a functioning uterus, uterine transplantation offers the possibility to become pregnant.

The pandemic has driven many people outdoors, but finding the right gear could be a challenge.

More than 15 million people have turned 18 since the last presidential election, and new research shows they are interested and politically active. We checked in with three young Alabama women to hear what they’re thinking.

Changes to voting, the judicial system and the Alabama Constitution itself are on the ballot.