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Signature Homes founder, wife start charitable foundation; Airbus celebrates decade in Mobile; ACHE approves...
Dwight Sandlin, chairman of the board and founder of Signature Homes, and his wife, Sandy, have created the Sandlin Foundation for Kids and Kindness.
Trustees propose changes for Bryant-Denny; Brasfield & Gorrie breaks ground on Airbus expansion; Birmingham/Nashville...
The University of Alabama board of trustees on Thursday proposed plans for $5 million in upgrades for Bryant-Denny Stadium
Kaishan Compressor expands in Loxley; JLab new title sponsor of Birmingham Bowl; Kentuck, Tuscaloosa...
Kaishan Compressor USA has completed its $11 million expansion in Loxley.
Huntsville company lands nearly $25 million contract; Birmingham restaurant among best in U.S., says...
Simulation Technologies Inc., in Huntsville, has been awarded a $24.8 million delivery order contract
Ground broken for Bayou La Batre’s docks makeover; Atlanta accounting firm acquires Birmingham group;...
Bayou La Batre on Monday broke ground for a $24.4 million makeover of a public dock.
Little River Canyon ranks on National Park Service list; Popular Hispanic grocery store will...
Alabama’s Little River Canyon ranks 6th on a list of top 10 National Park canyons by tour provider Antelope Canyon.
US Space Command team in Huntsville; 2 shipbuilders team up; Troy opens Korean education...
A team from U.S. Space Command was in Huntsville a day after President Donald Trump announced it would move to Redstone Arsenal.
Birmingham health care firm shares in $14 billion contract; Spirit Airlines to quit flying...
J.L. Morgan & Assoc., a Birmingham-based health care data company, is part of a 10-year, $14 billion contract with the Department of Veteran Affairs.
Alabama grocery tax drops to 2%; UAB anticipates record freshman enrollment; Birmingham development figure...
Alabama’s state grocery tax dropped from 3% to 2% effective this week.
Lawsuit surrounding Alabama quarry filed in Indiana; Milo’s Tea says $1 billion in sales...
A corporation set up by landowners of a quarry under construction in Limestone County has filed suit asking for $1.6 million in damages from groups and individuals they say have interfered with the quarry.