It may be more difficult than ever to hold a child’s attention these days. But what if there’s a tadpole to touch? Continue reading →

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey announced two programs Monday to provide COVID-19 testing and symptom monitoring, as well as notification of exposure to the disease. Continue reading →

We all have our fingers crossed for the return of college football this year. With an optimistic outlook in mind, I’m going to share one of my favorite tailgating recipes. Continue reading →

As the second runner-up in the Distinguished Young Women competition, Alabama contestant Dominique Verville was awarded $12,000 toward her education, bringing her total scholarship wins this year to $24,000. Continue reading →

Colleges across the U.S. are assessing the spread of COVID-19 to determine whether students should return to campus in the fall, and many schools must also decide whether it’s safe to resume football, a cash cow for some big schools and for the surrounding college towns. Continue reading →

Butler also is a big fan of choices. To her, the act of choosing determines someone’s life trajectory. And most of the time, good choices lead to a good trajectory. Continue reading →

Jefferson County will require face coverings in most indoor public places beginning at 5 p.m. June 29 and lasting until the county health officer deems public safety no longer requires it in the fight against COVID-19. Continue reading →

NASCAR, long a symbol of Southern heritage, has become an unlikely battleground in the debate over whether the Confederate battle flag still has a place in America. Continue reading →

Daimler AG unit Mercedes-Benz said it will use Nvidia Corp. technology in all vehicles starting with the 2024 models as part of a push toward automated cars. Continue reading →

A global pandemic postponed the 2020 Olympics and, in turn, the World Games Birmingham was to host in 2021. Continue reading →