Original Features

There are fewer parades, public events and balls nowadays, but the week of the Labor Day holiday is still an important time to reflect on its meaning.

Emotions ran high on both sides of the City of Brookwood's town hall Tuesday afternoon as dozens of residents questioned Mayor Joe Barger and the City Council about at least three data centers proposed for the town's industrial corridor.

A 15-year-old from Ralph fought a rare bone cancer so publicly and so bravely that his story reached all the way to the White House and to other countries.

Two of the most important documents in American history are often talked about like they're the same thing. They're not — and the difference matters more than most people realize.

Imagine a time when the idea of Father's Day was just a spark in someone's heart — let's take a quick trip back to where it all began.

On June 15, 1919, a routine boat trip turned catastrophic on the Black Warrior River. What led to the tragic capsizing of the Mary Frances?

From spicy Roman appetizers to deep-fried creations, deviled eggs have a fascinating past. Tuscaloosa’s recent throwdown brought that history to life in delicious ways.

With polling places open until 7 PM, today could be a game changer—or just another chapter in a story of low turnout.

Polls are set to open bright and early Tuesday morning with on some congressional races impacted by redistricting.

The role of poll workers is often overlooked; they’re the unsung heroes of our elections. This primary season, their contributions are more crucial than ever.