‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ musical announces 8 performances at BJCC Concert Hall

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The solicitor’s office requested the investigation.

The conviction of a woman an El Paso County jury found guilty of murder in the death of stepson, 11-year-old Gannon Stauch has been reversed.

Mrs. Doubtfire, based on the 1993 film of the same name starring Robin Williams, will debut at the BJCC Concert Hall June 16 with eight performances scheduled over six days.

Graceland announced their summer event lineup recently that goes all in on Americana.

"We get the thrill of opening the suitcase together."

WBRC 6 News is thrilled to once again serve as the media sponsor for Alabaster CityFest.

Zoo Brews returns to the Birmingham Zoo on Friday, May 29 from 6–9 p.m., serving up the perfect mix of craft beer, after-hours adventure, and up-close animal encounters.

Saturday taps into the nostalgia of 1990s alternative rock.

There’s a new kind of comfort cruising through Birmingham, and it’s parked at Nana’s Sweet Spot, a fresh neighborhood newcomer at 5005 Jefferson Ave SW that feels like a warm hug with a side of “go ahead and get dessert, too.”

The Birmingham-based restaurant opened in the Capital City less than one year ago.

Magic City Fabric, located in East Avondale, opened in January and is the latest creative stop for anyone interested in quilting, garment sewing or learning the basics.

Pihakis Restaurant Group closed two restaurants on April 12, Tasty Town Greek Restaurant and Lounge in Birmingham, and the Hero Diner location in Hoover’s Stadium Trace Village.

In 2023, Hare Farm became Oris & Oak — a name that’s equal parts legacy and landmark: “Oris” is David Hare’s first name (and a family tradition), and “Oak” is a salute to the property’s crown jewel: the magnificent oak on Savoy.

Montevallo’s been missing a solid “meat and three” spot until now. Sophie’s Kitchen is a new business in the neighborhood, and it officially opened on Friday, Sept. 19, serving up scratch-made Southern staples and a vibe that’s more come-on-in than corporate chain.

WBRC 6 News is thrilled to once again serve as the media sponsor for Alabaster CityFest.

Zoo Brews returns to the Birmingham Zoo on Friday, May 29 from 6–9 p.m., serving up the perfect mix of craft beer, after-hours adventure, and up-close animal encounters.

Saturday taps into the nostalgia of 1990s alternative rock.

Nintendo is raising prices in phases.

Join Brenda’s Brown Bosom Buddies for an afternoon of southern charm, delicious food, fantastic people and fabulous fun at their 16th Annual Pink Hat & Ties Luncheon.

Twill be available in-store and online from May 8-10.

Toy Story 5 released in theaters June 19.

The 16-count box of mini doughnuts will be available for just four days.

Grammy Award-winning rapper, Kid Cudi, has cancelled his show in Birmingham, according to a post shared by the artist and the page to purchase tickets on Ticketmaster.

When Cinco de Mayo falls on Taco Tuesday, you have no choice but to fiesta!

Nashville native and three-time GRAMMY award winning artist Jelly Roll has announced an addition of three new dates on his tour and one of the stops is Birmingham’s very own Coca-Cola Amphitheater.

There’s a new kind of comfort cruising through Birmingham, and it’s parked at Nana’s Sweet Spot, a fresh neighborhood newcomer at 5005 Jefferson Ave SW that feels like a warm hug with a side of “go ahead and get dessert, too.”