KultureCity—the Vestavia Hills-based non-profit that has revolutionized venues nationwide to assist people with sensory accessibility and acceptance—has ...

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The nonprofit purchased the plant for $11 million to create a space for people with invisible disabilities. “When we say ...

KultureCity, a Birmingham-based nonprofit, has purchased the Powell Avenue Steam Plant for $11 million, aiming to transform it into a sensory-inclusive hub by 2027.

A child in Alabama is expected to be going home for the first time after spending over a year in the hospital.

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Birmingham city leaders hosted the annual Restore Games, where mentors and children gathered to combat violence through community support and activities.

Barrett Brasfield has spent more than 400 days in the hospital and on Monday, he is expected to go home for the first time.