This small town in Alabama highlights its role in history and offers plenty of outdoor fun on the area's lakes, rivers, and ...

Alabama football needed a tight end who could block, due to injuries. Jack Sammarco, a transfer from West Virginia, fills that role as a physical blocker. Jack Sammarco hopes to develop into an ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WBMA) — The Alabama Forestry Commission (AFC) is alerting forest landowners to a new threat to loblolly pine trees: brown spot needle blight. This fungal disease, which causes ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Prolific civil rights attorney Fred Gray talks ...

GHOST TOWN is the latest VR game to launch from Fireproof Games, a studio whose previous title, The Room: A Dark Matter, is one of the best and most rated VR puzzle games to date. Although the ...

$14 billion data center faces early setback in Alabama town A court fight has moved back plans for a $14 billion data center in a small city outside Birmingham.

Purdue received some good news on the recruiting trail on Thursday, landing a pledge from three-star tight end Ar'Mari Towns out of Alabama. A tight end out of Alabama is headed to Big Ten country.

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Tight end Jack Sammarco is transferring from West Virginia to Alabama. Sammarco, a former three-star recruit, played in all of West Virginia's games last season as a true freshman. Sammarco joins ...

There’s something magical about small-town Alabama that big cities just can’t capture – like finding an extra french fry at the bottom of the bag when you thought you were done. These hidden gems ...

Alabama’s small towns offer the perfect antidote to the everyday hustle, with their slower pace and genuine hospitality that makes you feel like you’ve discovered something precious that the travel ...

“Keel boats and at times even small steamboats carried cargo from the Alabama community down the Conecuh and Escambia rivers to Pensacola,” Cox said in a YouTube video about the ghost town.