TechBirmingham announced the launch of its first-ever Southeast regional pitch competition. The new competition, set to take place in downtown Birmingham, is designed to spur regional business growth and job creation. Continue reading →

Alabama Power joined the fun at the Chili Cook-Off in Birmingham earlier this month, where the company served up more than just chili – it also highlighted the importance of caring for our rivers and our communities. Continue reading →

The guided-missile destroyer USS McFaul arrived in Mobile for a scheduled port visit, in conjunction with the city’s 2025 Mardi Gras celebration, February 28. Continue reading →

When the Alabama Tourism Department selects a feature or activity in the state to highlight for its “The Year of” designation, that campaign normally lasts for one year. Continue reading →

The latest SUVs making a smooth ride down the assembly lines of Honda Alabama Auto Plant in Lincoln are designed for more rugged destinations once they leave the plant and the showroom floors. Continue reading →

Jacks Benton, a 5-year-old hunter from the Salem community in Lee County, squeezed the trigger on his .243 Remington rifle to fire at the buck standing about 40 yards away. Continue reading →

Lovers of literature will gather in Tuscaloosa again to celebrate Alabama writers and the diversity of the state’s literary legacy. Continue reading →

Sometimes your favorite comfort foods tend to be a bit on the rich side, especially soups like Zuppa Toscana. This hearty and creamy soup is the lightened-up version without sacrificing the creamy flavor you love. Continue reading →

Overlooking the Alabama River in Montgomery, the Equal Justice Initiative’s Freedom Monument Sculpture Park stands as a powerful tribute to the millions of Black people who endured slavery in America. Continue reading →

Here are some creative and educational events taking place across the state in this week’s Can’t Miss Alabama. Continue reading →