Whether you enjoy it as a crunchy topping for yogurt, paired with milk for breakfast or as a grab-and-go snack, this granola is the perfect way to fuel your body and keep you satisfied throughout the day.
TechBirmingham announced the launch of its first-ever Southeast regional pitch competition. The new competition, set to take place in downtown Birmingham, is designed to spur regional business growth and job creation.
Alabama Power joined the fun at the Chili Cook-Off in Birmingham earlier this month, where the company served up more than just chili – it also highlighted the importance of caring for our rivers and our communities.
The guided-missile destroyer USS McFaul arrived in Mobile for a scheduled port visit, in conjunction with the city’s 2025 Mardi Gras celebration, February 28.
When the Alabama Tourism Department selects a feature or activity in the state to highlight for its “The Year of” designation, that campaign normally lasts for one year.
The latest SUVs making a smooth ride down the assembly lines of Honda Alabama Auto Plant in Lincoln are designed for more rugged destinations once they leave the plant and the showroom floors.
Jacks Benton, a 5-year-old hunter from the Salem community in Lee County, squeezed the trigger on his .243 Remington rifle to fire at the buck standing about 40 yards away.
Lovers of literature will gather in Tuscaloosa again to celebrate Alabama writers and the diversity of the state’s literary legacy.
Sometimes your favorite comfort foods tend to be a bit on the rich side, especially soups like Zuppa Toscana. This hearty and creamy soup is the lightened-up version without sacrificing the creamy flavor you love.
Overlooking the Alabama River in Montgomery, the Equal Justice Initiative’s Freedom Monument Sculpture Park stands as a powerful tribute to the millions of Black people who endured slavery in America.
Here are some creative and educational events taking place across the state in this week’s Can’t Miss Alabama.
Yo’ Mama’s restaurant is forging its own history in the Fourth Avenue Historic District of downtown Birmingham. This restaurant is the only Black-owned, sit-down eatery in one of the few surviving Black Business Districts in the Southeast still operating with a majority Black-owned business ecosystem.
Jackson County Schools recently hosted a Simvana Demo Day at the Kevin Dukes Career and Innovation Academy (KDCIA), showcasing the impact of industry-education partnerships.
The Rawls Restaurant in Enterprise is known for its steaks, oysters and creative cocktails crafted with seasonal ingredients. As of 2023, the eatery has new chefs and a new focus on elevated cuisine. But it’s in an old building.
Our long time friend, mentor, and charter Weather Factory member, J.B. Elliott, passed away on May 11, 2015. Click HERE to read James' tribute.
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