South Alabama forward Peyton Law is hoping to be ready for the Jaguars’ Nov. 2 season-opener after recovering from a knee injury, Jaguars coach Richie Riley said Wednesday. Law, who suffered a torn ...

Charges continue to mount against a 42-year-old east Alabama man accused of firing on police officers during a drug search warrant at his Gadsden home. Jamal Taylor, who is now being held in the ...

Derek Hough, who is now a “DWTS” judge after competing as a pro for 17 seasons, holds the record for the most Mirrorballs with six wins. He took home the trophy with partners Brooke Burke (season 7), ...

Former NFL star Cordarrelle Patterson faces a domestic assault charge in Tennessee as an arrest warrant reveals new details about the allegations.

Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta expressed frustration over stalled contract extension talks, warning he will seek a deal elsewhere if the team doesn't show commitment.

Nearly $1 million in Pokémon and sports trading cards disappeared from a FedEx truck in California, leaving police searching for answers.

Candy maker Nestlé, which also owns Lean Cuisine and Hot Pockets, is closing one of its Solon, Ohio, factories next year “to respond to changing consumer needs,” according to an article by Food Dive.

Developers of Mobile’s planned 33-story Riverwalk Plaza unveiled new renderings and announced that registration for 88 luxury condominiums will open Nov. 12.

McCarthy nearly led a dramatic comeback tossing two touchdowns in the loss. According to reports, head coach John Harbaugh made it official, McCarthy will start Sunday’s game against the Houston ...

A Netfix documentary set for release in early November will revisit the 2005 disappearance and death of Mountain Brook teen Natalee Holloway in Aruba. Taken-Natalee Holloway, a three-part series – ...

With its sights set on the holiday season, Best Buy is expanding its presence in the gaming market, launching a new platform called Best Buy Gamers combining gaming content, deals, gear, events and ...

Birmingham city lawyers are seeking to block subpoenas for employment information about Alicia Escott Lumpkin, arguing the courts has no standing in party decisions about candidate qualifications.