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International Automotive Components Group North America will close its Cottondale plant and cut 83 jobs, according to a notice the auto supplier filed with the state Tuesday.

Check the West Alabama Election Day weather outlook and rain chances before heading to the polls.

After 62 years of annual matchups, Alabama and LSU are about to become a once-every-two-years thing. College football is changing fast.

Eighty-eight races will fill Alabama's 2026 ballot, from U.S. House seats to state legislature, with campaigns expected to spend over 180 million dollars to reach voters statewide.

Professional disc golf is coming to north Tuscaloosa this weekend as the Disc Golf Pro Tour closes its inaugural JomezPro Series on a course cut out of the woods near Harris Lake.

From NIL money and coaching burnout to the SEC's dominance, college football is changing fast. Are we watching the end of an era?

The Shrimp Basket on Tuscaloosa's McFarland Boulevard closed Sunday, one of six locations the chain’s parent company shut down as it pulls back to the coast.

Republican Tommy Tuberville and Democrat Doug Jones, two former rivals for the U.S. Senate are facing off again for Alabama's top job, and this rematch carries very different stakes than their last battle.

Incumbents face challenges in all three West Alabama congressional races Tuesday.

It's LSU week in Tuscaloosa as the Crimson Tide prepares for a de facto playoff elimination game in Death Valley on Saturday. Here is what you need to know about the Tide and the Tigers.

Alabama remained idle on the football field, but not in the polls after week nine of college football.

A 15-year-old from Boligee was killed Saturday morning in a single-vehicle crash in Greene County.

It's the final week of the regular season! Who takes positive momentum into the postseason, and who wrapped up their season on Friday night?

Stephanie LaShon's over-the-top Halloween decorations are turning heads in Tuscaloosa, and she's inviting the community to experience them in person.

Governor Kay Ivey is encouraging Alabamians to vote November 3 as major statewide races, legislative seats and constitutional amendments appear on ballots.