LARRY LANGFORD TRIAL

Latest news on Birmingham mayor Larry Langford and his trial

Government responds to former Birmingham mayor's request to overturn his corruption conviction Full story »

Among the defendants is JP Morgan and former mayor Larry Langford, who said he is "sick and tired" of being blamed for the county's sewer debt crisis. "My cup is about to runneth over with this nonsense." Full story »

County lawsuit contends some of the deals to pay for sewer system work involved fraud and unjust enrichment. Full story »

Jefferson County Commissioner William Bell announces his run for mayor of Birmingham. He pledges to continue the "Can-do" attitude that returned to the city under ousted form mayor Larry Langford. Full story »

Acting Birmingham Mayor Carole Smitherman on Thursday fired Deborah Vance-Bowie as chief of staff, saying she holds "substantial responsibility" for a nearly $20.88 million shortfall in the city's budget. Full story »

Filing on behalf of former Birmingham mayor also questions judge's decision to block testimony on Langford's generosity. Full story »

He says the speed with which a jury convicted him, the venue and the fact that gambling magnate Milton McGregor's name came up all denied him a fair trial.  Full story »

Jail doors slamming heard in video background Full story »

"He maintained that he wasn't guilty and Larry got angry," Threatt said on 1400 AM and 104.1 FM. Full story »

Campaign to clear the name of former Birmingham mayor Larry Langford began this weeked on talk radio by Frank Matthews. Matthews was appointed by Langford as the mayor's co-director for Citizens Assistance. Full story »

"Mr. Sayler has resigned and I have accepted that resignation and he has left the building," Smitherman said  Full story »

Lanford never made good on promise to sell Fairfield house. Full story »

Donations are being accepted for the campaign. Full story »

Likely dates are Dec. 1 or Dec. 8 Full story »

After another in a string of troubles, Larry Langford's conviction, Commissioner Bobby Humphryes says "... it's going to take a long time and a lot of work to get people to where they trust county government again." Full story »