MikeTrendsTrends right now
AI: reposAPI

search

Birmingham

Trends

  1. 1
    Measles outbreak mapped as Birmingham records 81 cases▼Measles outbreak mapped as Brum records 81 cases | Birmingham Mail - newspaper✉newsHealthPandemics46 min ago

    Birmingham has recorded 81 measles cases as an outbreak continues to spread across the city, according to a map of confirmed infections published by the Birmingham Mail. Health officials are urging residents, particularly children and unvaccinated people, to check their MMR vaccination status as the highly contagious virus circulates in local communities.

  2. 2
    Warwickshire win County Championship with victory over Leicestershire▼Warwickshire defeat Leicestershire at Edgbaston to win County Championship and claim first title in five years✉newsSportCricket3 h ago

    Warwickshire have won the County Championship after defeating Leicestershire at Edgbaston, claiming their first title in five years. The home triumph in Birmingham secures the club's place at the top of English domestic cricket for the season, with attention now turning to how the side built its winning campaign.

  3. 3
    Health experts to survey Birmingham households door to door▼Local health experts to go door to door and survey Birmingham area✉newsHealth7 h ago

    Local health experts in the Birmingham, Alabama area are planning a door-to-door survey campaign to collect health data directly from residents. The outreach aims to gather information about community health needs and conditions. Details about the survey's specific focus, timeline, and which organizations are leading the effort have not yet been reported.

  4. 4
    Alabama audit finds Birmingham schools overpaid fitness vendors by $254,000●State audit: Birmingham schools overpaid fitness vendors by $254K, cited for 11 control lapses despite strong reserves✉newsHealthFitness15 h ago

    A state audit has found that Birmingham City Schools overpaid fitness vendors by about $254,000 and cited the district for 11 lapses in financial controls. The findings come despite the district holding strong financial reserves, raising questions about oversight of vendor contracts and internal accounting practices in Alabama's largest school system.