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Alabama AD Greg Byrne on the House settlement, roster caps, naming rights and more
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne started looking ahead about 2-3 years ago. The NCAA had granted athletes the ability to profit from their name, image and likeness around that time, and there was a sense that the whole enterprise of college athletics was changing. Byrne said...
One injured, another in custody after Wednesday morning shooting in Birmingham
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Police are on the scene of a shooting in the 300 block of 2nd Street West in Birmingham. Birmingham police say a woman was shot and suffered non-life-threatening injuries. They have one person detained. This story will be updated as more information comes available. Get news...
Dead zone off the Alabama coast larger than Rhode Island this year
Patric Garmeson, a charter fishing captain, remembers “hundreds if not thousands” of dead bull redfish washed up in Bon Secour Bay in the spring of 2022. “When you set up a fishing trip, and then you realize that you’re in a dead zone, it can affect morale,” said Garmeson of Ugly Fishing.
These are Alabama’s most pressing issues and what should be done, according to research expert
Since 1914, the Governmental Research Association (GRA) has been collaborating with legislators throughout the U.S. to collect data that impacts everyday policy decisions. Earlier this month, Ryan Hankins, the former executive director of Alabama GRA group PARCA (Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama), was selected as the new GRA Vice President.
Reader: ‘I wish people wouldn’t sneer…that I’m from Alabama’
This is an opinion column. I got a note recently. Unsigned. It came from someone tired of the Tubervillains – those who chase success by peddling ignorance and anger, who open their mouths to speak an ugliness that stains us all. Add Alabama’s Democratic leadership to that lot. Personal...
Modern ecotourism could unlock new Black Belt boom, report finds
This story is part of a partnership between the Montgomery Advertiser and the Living Democracy program at Auburn University. Now in its 13th year, the program disperses students across rural Alabama to spend 10 weeks learning more about the inner workings of the community and writing about what they observe. CAMDEN − Biking, birding, hiking and other ecotourism opportunities in Alabama’s Black Belt hold much promise, according to a report by Costas Christ and Associates. ...
Oregon-based Dutch Bros coffee shop is building a Prattville location
PRATTVILLE − Prattville now has three drive-through coffee shops under construction. The latest is Dutch Bros, a chain headquartered in Grant’s Pass, Oregon, which is building a location in Prattville Shopping Center. The center is on East Main Street near the McQueen Smith Road intersection. Company officials could not be reached for comment for this story. ...
Alabama High School football: Montgomery-Area Week 0 full schedule and times
Week 0 of the 2024 Alabama High School football season will start Thursday. Here is the full schedule for Montgomery-area games played this weekend. All games are scheduled to kick off 7 p.m Thursday and Friday. AHSAA Kickoff Classic ...
Selma still recovering from weekend storm damage
SELMA, Ala. (WSFA) - Only a few days after Selma University was hit with a storm so powerful it blew the roof off of its gym, students are back in their dorms and carrying on as usual after a power outage forced some to temporarily stay in hotels. “They did...
Alabama Public Library Service hosts homework help program
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — The Alabama Public Library Service is launching a statewide program to assist students of all ages with their schoolwork. Homework Alabama provides free one-on-one online tutoring, review services, test prep and other educational resources. Over 4,000 tutors with expertise in more than 60 subjects are a part of the program’s leadership. […]
Southeast Health Named Forbes Best-in-State Employer for Third Consecutive Year
DOTHAN, Ala. (WDNews) – Southeast Health has once again been recognized as one of the top employers in Alabama, earning the Forbes 2024 Best-in-State Employers award for the third year in a row. This distinction highlights the healthcare system’s commitment to providing an excellent working environment and top-notch patient care.
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