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Toggle navigation Listen Live News WBHM News Journalism Code of Integrity Programs All Shows Schedule Program Schedule PDF AL Reading Service Support Listener Support Sponsorship Current Sponsors Corporate Citizens Becoming a Sustaining Member Donate Your Vehicle Matched Giving Foundation Support Legacy Giving Volunteer MemberConnect About Contact News WBHM News Journalism Code of Integrity Programs All Shows Schedule Program Schedule PDF AL Reading Service Support Listener Support Sponsorship Current Sponsors Corporate Citizens Becoming a Sustaining Member Donate Your Vehicle Matched Giving Foundation Support Legacy Giving Volunteer MemberConnect About Contact | DONATE First African-American To Lead The Birmingham Business Alliance Kenneth Coleman starts Monday as the new president and CEO of the Birmingham Business Alliance. Birmingham Schools Discuss Plans To Reopen Aug. 24 The Birmingham Board of Education is considering four possibilities to begin the academic school year: remote learning, a hybrid model, traditional school and a virtual school option for the first nine weeks. A final decision will be made July 31. Researcher Finds Emojis Still Lack Diversity Its World Emoji Day, a day to celebrate those little characters that help us express ourselves online. Emojis have come a long way, but how inclusive are they? More News Jones Starts Last Leg Of Campaign With Almost 16 Times As Much Money As Tuberville Democrat U.S. Sen. Doug Jones is heading into the November election with more cash on hand than competitor Tommy Tuberville, according to reports the candidates filed Wednesday with the Federal Elections Commission. Selma City Schools Will Begin The Year With Online Learning Selma City Schools is the first district in the state to announce they’ll be completely virtual to start the academic year. Superintendent Avis Williams said the decision was based on coronavirus numbers plus concerns from teachers and parents. Jones Expects Competitive Senate Race With Tuberville The race for U.S. Senate is set between incumbent Democrat Doug Jones and Republican challenger Tommy Tuberville. Jones believes he can win despite Alabama’s conservative leanings. NPR News ‘The Last Of Us Part II’ Presents An Accessible Apocalypse ‘Sisters In Hate’ Profiles 3 Women Who Find Bonds In White Nationalist Movement The End Of $600 Unemployment Benefits Will Hit Millions Of Households And The Economy ‘A Wake-Up Call’: States Battle New Surge In COVID-19 Cases More NPR News Health Inspectors Are Enforcing Coronavirus Rules, Can Close Jefferson County Restaurants And Bars That Do Not Comply The Jefferson County Health Department is using food inspectors to monitor restaurant and bars’ adherence to COVID-19 orders, and they can immediately close establishments that do not comply. Williamson: People’s Actions In The Next Two Weeks Critical To Controlling The Future Of COVID Infections The former head of the Alabama Hospital Association says the state can slow the spread of COVID-19 if people wear masks and socially distance. Gov. Ivey Issues Statewide Mask Order Beginning Thursday, face coverings will be required in public spaces throughout Alabama. Gov. Kay Ivey issued the order Wednesday, citing recent spikes in COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations. Analysis: Trump’s Endorsement Helped Tuberville Win Amid Low Turnout Tommy Tuberville defeated Jeff Sessions to win the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Tuesday's runoff election. Here's a recap of the race and a look at what to expect in the months ahead. Tuberville Beats Sessions, Wins Alabama Senate GOP Primary Former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions lost the Republican nomination for his old Senate seat in Alabama to former college football coach Tommy Tuberville. First Police Review Finds BPD Is “Doing Pretty Good,” Woodfin Says, Ends With Explicit Ban On Chokeholds Mayor Randall Woodfin says there is still room for improvement in the Birmingham Police Department. This comes after a 30 day internal review. 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