Good morning, Birmingham.

Downtown Birmingham hosted PrideFest at Linn Park on Sunday—an event featuring vendors, live music, and stars from RuPaul’s Drag Race that celebrated community pride and acceptance.

Attendees described the festival as a supportive space where everyone could be proud of who they are.

On Sunday, more than 150 fathers gathered at the Tuxedo Ballroom in Ensley as District 9 City Councilor Latanya Tate, Boycott Black Murder and Everybody WENS hosted the Honoring Kings Father's Day Brunch Experience to highlight the vital role of fatherhood—CEO Jacobie Williams said 'You take the father out the house, the house is dead.'

Early Sunday, June 15, the Ballplay Blend Fire Department rescued three fishermen from a boat that capsized on the Coosa River by using a rescue boat, trucks and a drone—Leesburg Fire Department and Cherokee Rescue Squad also responded.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville and ICE confirmed that last week routine check-ins at the ISAP office in Birmingham’s Southside resulted in detentions of undocumented immigrants, leaving families confused and worried.

Immigration groups say the move sends a discouraging message to those following the law + that such raids in other parts of the state underscore a strict enforcement policy.

The city has started drainage improvements along 26th Street South and Caldwell Park in Highland Park to reduce historic flooding.

The $5.9 million project (funded by ARPA) will move in phases and may delay drivers until summer 2026.

Alabama’s tianeptine restrictions have cut emergency calls for the unapproved drug sold at gas stations and convenience stores.

Health officials say the state’s model has led to fewer emergencies since 2021 + they expect other states to consider similar measures + to safeguard public health.

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.

2025 World Police & Fire Games

June 27th - July 6th — BJCC North Exhibition Hall — Check event schedule for costs — Celebrate the remarkable skills and spirit of first responders at this Olympic-style competition.

Eunice Elliott Stand-Up Comedy Show

5:15 p.m. — Main Room, 1818 Data Dr, Birmingham, AL — $18.50 — Enjoy a night of relatable humor from the 'Funniest Person in Birmingham'.

Meka Carey Stand-Up Comedy Show

6:30 p.m. — Main Room, 1818 Data Dr, Birmingham, AL — $30.50 — Enjoy an evening of relatable humor and authentic storytelling from rising comedian Meka Carey.

Play On Con

9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. — Alabama 4-H Center — Entry fees apply — Dive into a world of gaming and pop culture with exciting tournaments and workshops.