A recent study co-authored by an Auburn University professor, using nearly two decades of data on birds inhabiting New York City parks, answers longstanding questions about how well urban green spaces function to protect biodiversity, particularly the varieties of bird species. Continue reading →

The ideal Christmas of times past with extended family and friends gathered together will not be the reality of Christmas 2020. Continue reading →

Mission of Hope assists clients with food and clothing, as well as job training, housing, budget planning and services that may require the help of another nonprofit. Continue reading →

Chances are the holidays will look different for many families this year. With fewer folks in attendance, you might be facing more leftovers than normal. Continue reading →

Local, city and state leaders on Friday announced the first phase of the Birmingham Xpress Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system during a groundbreaking ceremony in Five Points West. Continue reading →

UAB’s short-handed road victory over Rice last week earned the Blazers the Conference USA West Division Championship and their third straight trip to the league title game, a first-ever occurrence. Continue reading →

The notion of hometown pride may seem a quaint, old-fashioned sentiment in our modern – and increasingly cynical – era. But it’s real, and it can be powerful. Continue reading →

Alabama officials announced that CN, a Canadian transportation company, is working with Alabama Export Railroad and Ray-Mont Logistics to launch the first phase of a new, high-tech logistics park in Mobile. Continue reading →

Alabama’s Mercedes-Benz plant will begin producing luxury electric SUVs in 2022, part of a major rollout of new vehicle technology and manufacturing coordination at the automaker’s facilities around the world. Continue reading →

Two mayors. Two small Alabama towns. One hundred miles apart. And one common mission: protecting people from COVID-19. Continue reading →