Good morning, Birmingham.

Krispy Kreme in Hoover reopened at 1990 New Patton Chapel Road after a lengthy remodel that left local fans waiting for months—its 'Hot Now' sign lit up the shop as a sign that the doughnut spot is back in business.

Birmingham Police announced Tuesday they are searching for two missing people—Aubrey Bickerstaff, 19, who was seen June 5 on 1st Avenue South in a red jacket and black jogging pants and has a condition affecting his judgement, and Alicia Ingalls, 41, who was seen May 30 on 4th Terrace North in blue jeans and a black tank-top and has a condition that may affect her judgement.

Birmingham’s Central Alabama Pride festival is gaining national attention when The Kelly Clarkson Show spotlights festival president Josh Coleman today at 3 p.m.—the city’s deputy director for social justice and racial equity who works with Mayor Woodfin's campaign.

The event draws over 20,000 people for free outdoor PrideFest and a Mardi Gras-style Pride Parade that marks a 10+ day series of celebrations.

UAB approved $180 million to upgrade research labs, offices, and housing with several campus renovation projects.

The plans include a new research building at the Southern Research campus, upgrades to Blount Hall and Sterne Library, and added lab space in Volker Hall—Brasfield and Gorrie is the contractor for the Southern Research project.

City of Birmingham will start the public input phase of the Civil Rights Crossroads project to connect Graymont and Smithfield neighborhoods with a 3-mile trail and wider sidewalks for pedestrians and bus riders.

The first meeting will be Tuesday night at Legion Field at 6:00 p.m. and will continue all week — the project is funded by over $20 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation and is set to finish by 2028.

Taxpayers are paying for over 100 lawsuits settled by the Alabama Department of Corrections since 2020, with $17 million spent on settlements and nearly $13 million going to attorney fees.

A prisoner named Koty Williams received a $140,000 settlement after alleging he was badly beaten during a dorm shakedown—critics say the quiet settlements show a lack of proper accountability.

Birmingham Water Works will shut off water on June 12th at 9:00 p.m. in downtown areas along 16th Avenue South and nearby streets to replace three 12-inch valves, and service will be restored by 6:00 a.m. June 13th so residents can flush their pipes.

Lifelong Homewood resident Chris Lane—a small business owner and former mayoral candidate—announced his campaign for city council Ward three and said he will fight behind closed doors decisions to boost transparency in local government.

He cited his past work preserving downtown and concerns over the proposed Samford Creekside rezoning as reasons to promote smart, thoughtful planning ahead of the municipal election on Aug. 26.

Father’s Day falls on Sunday, June 15 — and many Birmingham venues plan fun events from golfing and axe throwing to theater shows for families.

Local spots also offer special deals for dads — inviting everyone to share a memorable outing.

Timber! Featuring Styrofoam Winos and Cash Langdon

8-11 p.m. — Saturn — Free — Experience an evening of vibrant music with Timber! alongside Styrofoam Winos and Cash Langdon.

King George Live Concert

7:30-11 p.m. — BJCC Concert Hall — Ticket prices vary — Experience a night of live music with King George at the BJCC.

2025 Sickle Cell Walk

8-11 a.m. — Railroad Park Foundation — Registration required — Community event raising awareness and support for those affected by sickle cell disease.

Gaitlin Roberson Live Comedy Show

6:30–8 p.m. — Main Room, 1818 Data Dr, Birmingham, AL — $30.50 to $42.50 — Enjoy a night of laughter with rising comedy star Gaitlin Roberson and his viral sketches.

An Evening with Heart

7:30-9 p.m. — Legacy Arena — Tickets available — Experience legendary rock band Heart performing their classic hits live.

Stop Light Observations Concert

5-7 p.m. — Avondale Brewing Company — Free entry — Experience a lively fusion of blues, pop, and indie rock from the dynamic band Stop Light Observations.

Jazz on 4th: Melvin Miller featuring Aria

5-6 p.m. — Carver Theatre for the Performing Arts — Ticket purchase required — Experience the captivating fusion of funky pop grooves and traditional jazz artistry in a live performance by Melvin M. Miller and Aria.

Sober Supper Club

12-9 p.m. — The Lumbar — Check event page for pricing — Celebrate alcohol-free dining with curated cocktails and meals.

Commercial Turf Management Workshop

9 AM – 2 PM — West Homewood Athletic Center — Contact for cost — Enhance your turf management skills with expert-led IPM strategies for Alabama.

Comic Mischief

9 PM — The Nick — $8.72 — Enjoy a night of laughter with live performances at this exclusive 21+ venue.