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In what was possibly the strangest Auburn football game in decades, if not ever, the home team Tigers left with a 17-14 overtime win.

A grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation will aid Auburn’s efforts to improve water quality in a creek and engage residents in learning to protect community natural resources.

Barefield makes transformative $10 million gift to UAB

It is the single-largest gift to UAB from an alumnus in the university’s history, a legacy intended to reduce crime and drive economic growth

Sunday Reflections: Will the real Lot please stand up?

Perhaps Abraham thought, at one time, Lot could be the child of promise pledged by the Lord before the birth of Isaac.

For more than a century, Walker County’s economy was driven largely by the rich seams of coal that underlie the region.

Steve Flowers: Board of Education

These members are tasked with a very important mission but receive very little compensation for their time and efforts.

Mercedes-Benz will be exclusively producing the all-electric EQS SUV at its North American passenger vehicle plant in Tuscaloosa, AL.

Huntsville’s Radiance Technologies has opened an office in Shreveport, La., the company’s second location in the Bayou State.

What to Watch: Auburn vs. Missouri

Last week AU lost by 29 points at home to a Penn State team that is talented, but not expected to contend for conference or national titles.

Jennifer Eifert, executive director of The Kelly, said the festival will allow visitors to watch artists in action.

This weekend’s college football TV schedule

Let this serve as your fan guide for this week's college football television viewing schedule. Enjoy your Saturday!

Matt Young may not have been dreaming about his current situation when he started his first parks job in his native southern California.

The saga over Alabama's planned execution of Alan Eugene Miller will continue after an effort to carry out his death sentence failed.

Thursday on Real Talk 99.5's "News and Views," U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt said he's "optimistic" Congress will avoid a government shutdown.

Helena Duncan is a 2022 Woman of Impact

In a time of constant transition in Alabama’s workforce, Helena Duncan is a champion for the business community in her role as Senior Vice President of Operations and Investor Relations for the Business Council of Alabama.

Ivey: Alabama is electric vehicle 'industry giant'

Kicking off the summit in opening remarks was Gov. Kay Ivey, who declared that Alabama had become "an industry giant" in EV manufacturing.

The U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded $3.7 million in Federal Aviation Administration grants to four Alabama airports.

The festival will take place Saturday 24th at Linn Park from noon to eight pm. The theme for the event is ¡Somos Familia! (Feels Like Family!).

With just over six weeks to go until the Nov. 8 midterm elections, the U.S. House Republican Caucus has unveiled its 2023 legislative agenda.

Alabamian elected chairman of Ducks Unlimited

As president of Ducks Unlimited, Huntsvillian Doug Schoenrock oversaw the organization's record-breaking conservation efforts.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall made it clear that he will enforce Alabama's anti-abortion law, no matter where the abortions occur

United Launch Alliance is preparing to conduct a Saturday reconnaissance satellite launch for the U.S. Department of Defense.

In the male-dominated field of manufacturing, Elizabeth Norton has made her mark at one of Alabama's most prominent aerospace companies.

Finebaum claims Georgia has overtaken Alabama as king ... he's wrong

The present discussion is comparable to the media-driven debate that occurred around the 2016-2018 timeframe surrounding Clemson.