Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey joined many in the world of college football reacting to the death Monday of legendary Auburn football coach Pat Dye. Continue reading →

Monday marks the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season, which runs through the end of November. Continue reading →

For more than 20 years, Herb Malone has been arguably the state’s most enthusiastic cheerleader for Alabama’s Gulf Coast. Continue reading →

Alabama Power and utilities across the state are pausing today to recognize the contributions of their lineworkers and field representatives. Continue reading →

The first day of the USDA Farms to Families program will be held on June 10, from 9-11 a.m., at the Randolph County Economic Development Authority office. Continue reading →

For a crispier coating, salt the green tomatoes before frying to pull out extra moisture. Continue reading →

Harper Lee, a former student at the University of Alabama School of Law, wrote “To Kill a Mockingbird,” probably the best-known book by an Alabama native. Continue reading →

Those who ordered Rodney Scott’s barbecue at the Market at Pepper Place Memorial Day weekend may not have realized it was the James Beard Award-winning chef and Barbecue Hall of Fame semifinalist himself loading their cars with ribs and pulled pork. Continue reading →

Bake sales for financial fixes have been a Southern go-to for decades, so Alabama’s culinary community is using it as a way of helping a favorite institution. Continue reading →

The next Alabama movie star may hail from Montgomery, have four wheels and a Smartstream engine. Continue reading →