Charlotte QB Chris Reynolds and a tremendous trio of receivers will face off against UAB's strong secondary on Saturday.
Authorities still have questions following the results of an autopsy report performed on the body of a missing Florida woman who was found in a shallow grave in St. Clair County in April.
The U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL) obtained a federal court order against a Hyundai and Kia auto parts manufacturer in Alabama on Tuesday, claiming the company is violating child labor laws.
The Alabama political scene continues to hammer away at Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s statements at a Nevada Trump rally on Saturday.
Listen to 1819 News Contributor Stephanie Holden Smith on News & Views with Joey Clark as they discuss taxation in Alabama and how Stephanie has reluctantly come to the conclusion that such a statement as "there isn't a dime's worth of difference between Republicans and Democrats" is sadly true in Alabama with regard to taxing and spending.
While most of the corporate press continues to squash our collective brains in a partisan vise of sound and fury signifying nothing this election season, the 117th Congress continues to exhibit the greatest vice afflicting modern American politics — moderation.
The incremental nature of taxation aids in its universal acceptance, but one point should be made in regards to government money: it doesn’t exist.
Troy's T.J. Jackson has 5.5 sacks and teammate Richard Jubinor has four sacks for a team that is one of the best in that category in the country.
A group of pro-abortion demonstrators gathered in Huntsville on Saturday to join in the “Women’s Wave” day of events taking place in cities around the country to protest abortion restrictions ahead of the midterm elections.
South Alabama enjoyed the bye week. Now the Jaguars get ready for a pair of Sun Belt Conference games in a short period of time.
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) found himself the target of an onslaught of accusations of racism following comments he made at a political rally staged by former President Donald Trump over the weekend.
State Sen. Arthur Orr (R-Decatur) has been fighting to get the state out of retail alcohol sales, but he said he'd faced stiff opposition from the landlords who lease their properties to the ABC board.
Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill said he predicts voter turnout will be between 45% to 50% of registered voters for the general election in November, which would total around 1.64 million to 1.84 million people voting in the state.
Auburn’s woes in the running game continued on Saturday, but Auburn head coach Bryan Harsin is committed to that part of the offense, as well as staying balanced.
UAB men's basketball head coach Andy Kennedy has high hopes for this year's team.
Bucky McMillon looks to build on a season his Samford basketball team won 21 games.
An Alabama inmate who claims to have been assaulted by a prison guard has retained attorneys for his case against the officer.
Although his days as a member of the Alabama House of Representatives are numbered, State Rep. Andrew Sorrell (R-Muscle Shoals) said he expected a school choice bill to be considered in the upcoming legislative session.
Alabama coach Nick Saban gave the media the latest update on injured quarterback Bryce Young in his Monday afternoon press conference.
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) kicked off diversity week with a mass email containing a video boasting the benefits of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI).
Alabama travels to play Tennessee in a game the nation will watch closely.
As deer season approaches in Alabama, deer meat processors are preparing to face new challenges this year due to chronic wasting disease.
Has America changed? Are we the same US of A that these two gentlemen grew up in and so capably served?
The Houston County Commission will decide Tuesday whether to agree to participate in a limited voting audit after the general election in November.
Special day takes extra meaning for UAB head coach Bryant Vincent and his wife, Holli., in Children's Harbor Homecoming Game.
Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in the case over Alabama's recent redrawing of its congressional districts. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has been arguing for the state to keep its new map based on 2020 census data, while the plaintiffs say it violates the Voting Rights Act and should be invalid due to racial gerrymandering.
For the second year in a row, Texas A&M gave Alabama more than they could handle, but this time, the Crimson Tide came out victorious.