Most people figure the college football season comes in two parts – the regular season and the postseason. But Nick Saban sees it differently for his Crimson Tide, which not surprisingly claimed the top spot in the initial College Football Playoff poll of the season. Continue reading →

See some of the best shows, festival and concerts that you will not want to miss this weekend. Continue reading →

Logan Martin Lake and its waters have held a bit of magic for David “Bama” Smith since his teenage years. Continue reading →

Tabetha Lemonds started volunteering while a student at Childersburg High School and through her local church. She witnessed at an early age the impact giving back could make in the lives of others. Continue reading →

The Alabama Global Supply Chain & Logistics Summit, which begins Thursday afternoon, aims to provide valuable insights into how companies can increase supply chain efficiency and enhance competitiveness to succeed in the global market. Continue reading →

Birmingham’s Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve could become ground zero in an effort to save the nation’s bat populations threatened by white-nose syndrome. Continue reading →

Sometimes the hope that someone is looking for comes from an unexpected source. That was the case for Thomas Mackley, 4, who received both hope and a forever bond after a chance meeting with a UAB men’s soccer player. Continue reading →

October 31, 1812: Newspaper editor and politician John Forsyth Jr. was born in Augusta, Georgia on Oct. 31, 1812. Continue reading →

Alabama Public Television is producing a series of videos titled “Alabama Legacy Moments” that offer a quick history of the people, places and stories that have defined Alabama. Continue reading →