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Economy Birmingham Water Works Board Approves Rate Increase

Birmingham Water Works Board Approves Rate Increase

Birmingham Water Works customers will have slightly higher monthly water bills starting in January 2020.


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Economy UAB Sees Opportunity with Precision Medicine

UAB Sees Opportunity with Precision Medicine

Many observers say UAB is well-positioned to lead a new front called precision medicine, especially in the area of cancer care.


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Economy Tax Bills Increase for Many in Jefferson County

Tax Bills Increase for Many in Jefferson County

The former AT&T City Center, a vacant skyscraper in downtown Birmingham, will have a property tax bill about half a million dollars more than last year's. It's one of many properties, including homes, that can expect to pay more in taxes this year.


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Economy Birmingham Gets Back to Distilling Liquor

Birmingham Gets Back to Distilling Liquor

The number of distilleries across the U.S. is on the rise. There are more than 1,500 active distillers nationwide, according to the American Craft Spirits Association. WBHM’s Janae Pierre reports, when it comes to spirits, a couple distillers in Birmingham are already on board.


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Economy Opportunity Zone Apartments Aim for Affordability Downtown. Will They Be?

Opportunity Zone Apartments Aim for Affordability Downtown. Will They Be?

Many people can't afford to live in downtown Birmingham's high-end lofts and condos. They city's first Opportunity Zone development aims to change that. But some question how effective it will be.


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Economy Revitalization Planned for Historic Black Business District

Revitalization Planned for Historic Black Business District

The Fourth Avenue Business District in downtown Birmingham once teemed with life. But over decades, the area's experienced a decline. Many hope a revitalization effort underway could breathe new life into the district.


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Economy, Government Partnership Aims to Make Birmingham’s Economic Growth More Equitable

Partnership Aims to Make Birmingham’s Economic Growth More Equitable

Birmingham has gained attention for its downtown rebirth. But the Birmingham area economy still falls behind similar cities, particularly when it comes to job growth. A partnership announced in December between the city and the Brookings Institution, a Washington, D.C. think tank, aims to boost the Birmingham economy with an eye toward making those gains more equitable.


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Economy Federal Appeals Court Hears Arguments in Birmingham Minimum Wage Case

Federal Appeals Court Hears Arguments in Birmingham Minimum Wage Case

Last summer, a three-judge panel said in its ruling that the "plaintiffs have stated a plausible claim that the Minimum Wage Act had the purpose and effect of depriving Birmingham's black citizens equal economic opportunities on the basis of race."


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Economy Birmingham’s Food Desert Plan: More Grocers, Fewer Dollar Stores

Birmingham’s Food Desert Plan: More Grocers, Fewer Dollar Stores

Nearly 70 percent of Birmingham residents live in food deserts, neighborhoods that have no grocery store or healthy food options. Now, Birmingham city officials are working to bring more grocers to the city.


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Economy, Government Alabama’s Abortion Law Could be Bad for Business

Alabama’s Abortion Law Could be Bad for Business

Alabama’s abortion law has yet to go into effect, but it’s already causing ripples in the business community. The law sparked widespread criticism, including a campaign on social media calling for people to boycott the state. Officials with the City of Birmingham say it’s hurting the city’s ability to attract business.


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