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The Auburn Tigers are hoping to ignite some new life this season in the third year under Hugh Freeze with by far the best roster they’ve had in a long time. If they are going to be able to do that and at the minimum secure their first winning season in five years, Freeze is […]
On today's episode, hosts cover topics revolving around college football as well as somber news including the passing of Ryne Sandberg.
Calhoun County will soon offer a safe haven for homeless animals through the planned purchase of the OneWorld Pet Resort and boarding facility. The County Commission recently announced its intent to buy the 38-acre property for $2 million and convert it into a community animal shelter and adoption center. The acquisition is expected to significantly […]
Whether you cheer for the Tide or the Tigers, getting to the game itself has just become more convenient. College football fans planning to follow Alabama and Auburn on the road this season will have new nonstop travel options, thanks to added flights from airlines serving Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport (BHM). The expanded service is aimed […]
A former beauty queen and multiple-time political loser, Mallory Hagan, showed her ugly, bloated, past-her-prime side
A group of children in Sumter County will sleep a little more soundly this school year, thanks to the generosity of individuals and organizations both in Sumter County and beyond. Supporters in the rural west Alabama community have launched a new initiative to provide beds to children who don’t have one of their own. The […]
As the election for one of Alabama’s two U.S. Senate seats draws closer, the leading candidate has just earned a significant endorsement from an impressive coalition of law enforcement officials. On Monday, Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced that 27 Alabama sheriffs and 23 district attorneys representing 33 counties have officially backed his run for […]
Federal authorities are charging two Chinese nationals, one reportedly in the U.S. illegally and the other on asylum status, with possession of counterfeit and unauthorized access devices following a large-scale gift card fraud investigation. The pair, according to authorities, were reportedly found to be in possession of more than 5,000 counterfeit gift cards during a […]
Governor Kay Ivey announced today that more than $25.9 million in Growing Alabama funding has been allocated to support economic development projects across 15 communities in Alabama, reinforcing the state’s commitment to long-term job creation and site readiness. The announcement comes after Governor Ivey addressed professionals of the Economic Development Association of Alabama (EDAA) at the group’s […]
Over the past three years, Alabama homebuyers have seen monthly mortgage payments climb by more than 50% in many metro areas, reflecting a national trend fueled by sharply rising interest rates and higher home prices. A new report from Construction Coverage analyzed data from the U.S. Census Bureau and Zillow to identify the cities most […]
The Alabama Crimson Tide is now just about a month away from putting toe to leather on what will be a brand new season in the second year of the Kalen DeBoer era. Even prior to the retirement of Nick Saban, the Tide’s national title drought had reached longer than it had under any period […]
Liberal Alabama activist tells Trump voters to ‘shut your mouth’ over Bibb County child abuse crimes
Hagan reacted to the news and told Trump voters to "shut up" about the issue because they can't have empathy if they voted for Trump.
From high school graduates exploring their next steps to working adults ready for a career change, students across Alabama are turning to their local community colleges to take that next step forward. The Alabama Community College System (ACCS) offers a wide range of education and training options designed to meet learners where they are. With […]
President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs were met with the typical media derision, mockery, and prediction of doom.
A nearly 20-hour manhunt in Scottsboro over the weekend ended Saturday night with the capture of 29-year-old Daniel Victor McCarn, following a domestic incident and officer-involved shooting that prompted a statewide Blue Alert and a massive multi-agency search effort. The incident began around 1 a.m. Saturday, July 26 when the Scottsboro Police Department responded to […]
U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville addressed more than 130 local leaders on Monday at the second annual “Earn Local, Keep Local” summit in Tuscaloosa, where he laid out an early roadmap for the Alabama governorship when elected. ‘When’ elected was so much admitted by Mayor of Tuscaloosa Walt Maddox, who made a gubernatorial bid of his […]
Today's episode dives into college fall camps, Deion Sanders health concerns, WNBA's poor ratings, Pat McAfee's apology, and more...
Alabama educators and administrators received some very welcome news this weekend with the release of $50 million in frozen federal funds for essential education programs. Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Management and Budget released $21 million earmarked for afterschool and summer programs, after freezing the funds on June 30 to […]
U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville is continuing to advocate for America’s veterans through legislation designed to ease the everyday financial burden for those who have served and their families. A member of the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee, Tuberville (R-Auburn) announced the introduction of the Veterans’ Compensation Cost-of-Living Adjustment of 2025 Act last week. The bill, introduced […]
With the addition of six new members, the Alabama Business Hall of Fame is continuing its recognition of excellence and leadership from industry leaders across the state. The Hall of Fame, established in 1973, bestows the honor of induction upon those who have brought ‘lasting fame’ to the state through success in business. RELATED: Alabama […]
At the University of Alabama, greek life is as iconic as college football. One viral account on social media has made a lucrative side job from helping perspective students with the intimidating rush process. Kyle Hall, known on Instagram as @alabama_fraternity_consulting, works with students who plan to rush that semester, offering them guidance, advice, and […]
President Donald Trump issued an executive order on name, image and likeness (NIL) in college sports — the first major step toward placing regulations and guardrails on a system that has taken on a life of its own. The order, according to a release directly from the White House is aimed to “protect student-athletes and […]
Terry Craig, a candidate in the upcoming Andalusia mayoral election, claims he was the victim of ‘targeted’ gunfire while walking his dog near his home one late Friday night. According to local news reports, the incident occurred around 11:00 p.m. on July 18 on South Cotton Street where Craig resides. Craig told authorities and the […]

