Auburn hosted the War Eagle Classic this weekend and earned three wins in four games throughout the event.
After a promising performance in game one, Auburn lost back-to-back games in blowout fashion to Tennessee.
No. 15 Alabama softball rode three strong pitching performances to record the sweep over Ole Miss, improving their overall record to 29-8 and 6-6 in SEC play.
No. 13 Alabama baseball dropped three games at No. 17 Kentucky over the weekend to fall to 22-10 on the season and 4-8 in SEC play.
As the Alabama State Senate takes up the House’s gambling legislation, one thought comes to mind: What are our state legislators thinking?!
A replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. is coming to Baldwin County in May. The Wall That Heals, a three-quarter-scale monument and mobile education center, will be in Robertsdale from May 9 to May 12.
Our state needs to simplify our ethics rules to create more clarity to empower researchers, not restrict them.
Advocates are speaking in favor of two library-related bills addressing the statewide controversy surrounding sexually explicit library books intended for minors and libraries’ affiliation with the American Library Association (ALA).
Why would the Biden Administration antagonize Christians in an election year?
According to Kennedy, Biden stands out as the first American president to "weaponize" the agencies of the U.S. federal government against his political adversaries.
A total of 78 dogs were rescued from an alleged dog fighting operation in Jefferson County.
From rampant inflation, failing foreign policy and a crisis at the southern border, candidate for the Republican nomination in the second congressional district Caroleene Dobson said America was heading in the wrong direction "in just about every way possible" under its current leadership.
During an interview that aired on Friday's broadcast of Alabama Public Television's "Capitol Journal," U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Saks) followed up his speech to the Montgomery Chamber of Commerce earlier in the week.
Alabama went punch for punch with UConn, but ultimately the Huskies landed the knockout blow downing the Crimson Tide 86-72.
The Auburn Tigers had their annual A-Day game to close out spring practice today. What were the biggest things learned from the game?
We must protect all children. That means LGBTQ+ children, too. If a child is confused and struggling, they shouldn't be able to get their feelings validated by a library book without their caregiver knowing.
The Guess Who perform in Mobile on April 12 and Montgomery on April 21.
Our lottery policies are forcing Alabamians to drive to Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, and Tennessee to play the lottery.
Catherine Kenny, of Montgomery, got a once-in-a-lifetime experience at Maxwell Air Force Base.
Tomatoes from Geneva County, Alabama, are different from common varieties. They are superior tomatoes.
Gulf Shores Fire Chief Mark Sealy has been around for a while. By looking at him, you may not know he has cheated death more than once. Before his days in Gulf Shores, Sealy was chief of Mobile Fire Rescue. That is when a chance encounter with a full-body scan changed his life.
The Alabama House of Representatives passed legislation on Thursday that would give property owners and law enforcement tools to deal with individuals who illegally occupy the homes of others, often called squatters.
Legislation subjecting the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) to a one-time state audit was approved by the Senate on Thursday.
The Orange Beach Public Library has made moves to protect children and teens from books some may consider inappropriate for juveniles.
Our kids have ready access to sexually explicit material courtesy of our schools. This perversion comes into their hands on their school-issued Chromebooks.
The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) said inflation and high interest rates are the reasons behind a review of costs for the I-10 Mobile River and Bayway project.
An impromptu special meeting to consider how to proceed with negotiations for an incentive package on the second phase of Stadium Trace Village in Hoover could not proceed on Friday, as not enough council members showed up at the 1:30 p.m. meeting to vote.