Alabama’s Black Belt region is so named for the fertile soil blanketing its gentle hills and flatlands, earth that yields bountiful crop harvests and abundant outdoor pursuits. Continue reading →

DeVonta Smith’s historic year got more historic with the Alabama Crimson Tide wide receiver and return specialist claiming college football’s top award Tuesday. Continue reading →

The Junior League of Birmingham (JLB) is hosting several virtual Anti-Human Trafficking Awareness Month events statewide throughout January. Continue reading →

Oxford resident Tamara Kidd knew her trip to the gym early this morning would be challenging, but she didn’t expect it to be un-bearable. Continue reading →

It started out simply. Brenda Hicks Gantt – retired educator, grandmother of five and seasoned home cook – set out to make a quick video to show some young women at her church how easy it is to make homemade biscuits. Continue reading →

So, as 2020 has drawn to an end, let’s look back on the “Good News from Home” stories readers clicked on the most on Alabama NewsCenter. Continue reading →

Whether it’s spending time with family or celebrating New Year’s, a collective tendency toward togetherness has always been a fundamental part of the holidays this time of year. Continue reading →

The University of Alabama at Birmingham is the first university in the United States to adopt the Okanagan Charter and become an internationally recognized Health Promoting University, said UAB President Ray Watts. Continue reading →

To give hunters more options for the mandatory reporting of deer and turkey harvests, the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) has reactivated its Game Check phone system. Continue reading →

When game day rolls around, you’re probably searching for some serious stick-to-your-ribs kind of food that won’t have you in the kitchen all day. Continue reading →