The truth is, more than 21 percent of Alabama’s 5.1 million residents live in metro Birmingham. But if you judge a city’s size by its skyline – and people often do – then you have to ask ...

When Birmingham City ... skyline, with the wording 'Thank you Birmingham' emblazoned across it. Unfortunately for council officials, the cityscape used was that of Birmingham, Alabama, U.S ...

Thirty-seven years ago a Birmingham developer made a bold proposal for what the Magic City’s skyline might look like in the 21st century. Shepherd Centre would have built a 68-story office tower ...

For when Birmingham City Council chiefs printed more than 360,000 leaflets to encourage civic pride they accidentally emblazoned it with a skyline of Birmingham, Alabama. The mistake was picked up ...

Article continues below It is the second time this year that Birmingham, Alabama’s skyline has been mistaken for the UK’s Second City by people who should know better following a similar gaffe ...