Here’s the audio entry for ‘Regularly Scheduled Newscast’ by WBHM’s Andrew Yeager.

Here’s the audio entry for ‘Regularly Scheduled Newscast’ by WBHM’s Miranda Fulmore.

Here’s an audio montage for the News Reporter award entry for Janae Pierre. A narrative is attached separately.

Here’s an audio montage for the News Reporter award entry for Mary Scott Hodgin. A narrative is attached separately.

Three-year-old Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney was buried Sunday. The girl was kidnapped and killed more than 10 days ago.

Police say they’ve found the remains of Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney in a Birmingham dumpster.

There’s a growing number of outdoor enthusiasts who say nature isn’t just for white people. They want recreation groups to do more to attract people of color. The Birmingham Audubon Society organized a trip where black birders led a group to Hale County.

Gov. Kay Ivey says her radiation treatments for lung cancer will not interfere with her job as governor. We talk with an oncologist about the likelihood she could continue with business as usual.

Many seniors have health issues that prevent them from getting to the grocery store. Others can’t afford or have limited access to nutritious food. A new program delivers healthy groceries to their doorstep.

The Birmingham City Council passed Mayor Randall Woodfin’s fiscal 2020 budget. Woodfin said his proposed $451 million budget was “as lean as they come.”