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Samford University is named one of the most beautiful college campuses in the nation by U.S. News, highlighting its architecture and scenic

The Bryant-Jordan Scholarship Program announces 2026 winners across Alabama, honoring 104 student-athletes for excellence in academics and

An off-duty Muscle Shoals firefighter saved a man’s life after a medical emergency at a Florence restaurant, earning a lifesaving award.

The Christina Chambers 5K in Cullman will honor the former Alabama sports reporter while raising support for her son and local charities.

Hartselle students present an AI-powered Morgan County storm shelter app to help residents find safe shelter and access real-time weather

The Alabama Butterbean Festival has ended after 20 years in Pinson as city and chamber leaders dispute what led to the event’s closure.

Fraternity leaders have joined the search for a missing University of Alabama student in Spain as efforts expand across Barcelona.

Lipscomb leaders met after a court ruling in the city council mayor dispute, signaling a reset as tensions and challenges remain.

Gov. Kay Ivey ordered flags lowered in Alabama on the day of interment for Maj. Alex Klinner, one of six service members killed in Iraq.

Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) gains endorsement from Sen. Rick Scott in Alabama’s 2026 U.S. Senate race ahead of the May 19 Republican primary.

The GoFundMe supporting the family of Air Force Major Alex Klinner of Alabama has surpassed $1 million as the community rallies around his

Gov. Kay Ivey introduces the Doty family of Rainsville, highlighting how Alabama’s CHOOSE Act is helping parents access faith-based education

Wintzell’s famous free oyster promise was finally redeemed in Mobile when 80-year-old Jimmy Rush arrived with his 99-year-old father.

Madison Donut Dollies continue the historic tradition of serving veterans with coffee, donuts and fellowship inspired by the American Red

Alabama beaches tourism continues to grow as Gulf Shores and Orange Beach attract families traveling by car and expanding flight options.

Milky Way viewing season is returning to Alabama, with the best views expected from late March through late September on dark, clear nights.

Old Cloverdale Village redevelopment in Montgomery reaches a milestone as Big Bad Breakfast, House of Alchemy and Cloverdale Creamery prepare

Tuscaloosa County Commission reaches agreement to purchase the historic Bama Theatre, preserving the landmark venue for arts, performances

A Vietnam veteran in Alexander City waves the American flag daily outside the Bill Nichols Veterans Home, inspiring drivers to honk in a

An Alabama dentist was sentenced after prosecutors said he burned his own office in Evergreen to collect insurance money and pay creditors.

Former Alabama QB Jalen Hurts discusses his new children’s book "Better Than a Touchdown," promoting perseverance, teamwork and literacy for

Samford 2025 annual report highlights record enrollment, national rankings, a $539.7 million endowment and major campus expansion.

The City of Lipscomb has filed a lawsuit against Mayor Robin Sims over a dispute involving the police chief and city leadership decisions.

UAB Hospital ranked fifth-largest in the country

UAB Hospital in Birmingham ranks as the fifth largest hospital in the United States with 1,400 beds, according to a new Becker’s Healthcare