Ben Thomas is a High School Editor at AL.com, where he oversees prep coverage across Alabama. With over 30 years of experience in sports journalism, he focuses on team and individual sports, as well as sports tournaments, while also touching on government and politics. He has been featured in various publications, including Stuff, Discover Magazine, and Yahoo Sports.
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By: Ben Thomas
Just 2 more weeks left in the Coastal Alabama regular season to decide region titles, playoff spots
By: Ben Thomas
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — New Haven leaders announced Wednesday the completion of a $7 million project on lower State Street, but say the work in the area is far from over. The infrastructure proje…
See more of our coverage in your search results Bayshore Christian head football coach Jacy Todd is resting at his Daphne home following a week-long stay at a hospital in Birmingham.
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Connecticut Children’s brought joy and Halloween fun in a spooktacular celebration for their toughest patients today. The iconic Mickey Mouse got the fun starte…
Ben Thomas is a regular opinion contributor. He is a public relations consultant and political commentator who has worked for the National Party.
One week left in the 2026 high school football regular season after tonight. We will find out a lot after the Week 10 games with region titles and playoff
Oxford coach Sam Adams says Xavier Endicott has found a home on the offensive line after bouncing back and forth from defense.
Philip Rivers, in his 6th year as a high school football coach, may be a top candidate for the opening at N.C. State, his alma mater.
Recap the latest match action as Ben and Ross go into the Leyton Orient and Barnsley wins on this week's episode of the pod.
There are some intriguing non-region games on the Gulf Coast as we close the 2026 regular season.
