Gary Cosby

When Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox was a middle school kid, he played football during PE class on a lot behind what is now the Tuscaloosa City Schools administrative building.

That basic question used to be obvious. In the current America, not only is it not obvious, it is constantly changing and constantly debated, or the term is used as an accusation by one group of American citizens against the other.

The Tuscaloosa Police and FBI agents combined to get numerous criminals off the streets during the Summer Surge enforcement campaign.

The United States is spending over $1 trillion on defense. The second-closest nation to our defense spending is China. Care to guess how much they are spending? It will shock you.

A colorful rainbow rises over Tuscaloosa's University Church of Christ Sunday evening, Aug. 30, as a passing shower combined with the light from the setting sun painted a bucolic scene in the sky.

University of Alabama physicists are developing an AI tool to process data from the Large Hadron Collider. This new tool aims to reduce the time for scientific analysis from years to potentially days or weeks.

Two University of Alabama professors are leading the development of an AI tool that could exponentially speed up the process of discovery from CERN.

Workforce development is a key focus in high school education and Brookwood High is working to prepare seniors at the school to join the workforce after

The USS Abraham Lincoln has been in the news recently for all the wrong reasons, and it touched me in an unusual way. I was never in the Navy, but I do have a connection to the ship.

Faucett-Vestavia Elementary teachers thought they were attending a regular faculty meeting Aug. 31 after the children had gone home. What they found instead was a celebration.