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Former Tiger Transit driver Tony Martin Patillo, who was convicted of the rape and sodomy of an 18-year-old Auburn student last month, was sentenced to a little more than 21 years in prison Wednesday.
Auburn head football coach Gus Malzahn and men's basketball coach Bruce Pearl will headline AMBUSH, Auburn Alumni Association's annual engagement tour.
What started out as funny lyrics and a quick recording session before the Auburn versus Kansas game in the Round of 32 turned into a theme song for Auburn’s March Madness run.
After an incendiary, two-and-a-half hour night of debate — which was tangled in accusations of neglect, overreach and racism against white people — the City Council narrowly passed the Academic Detached Dwelling Unit ordinance, along with two amendments.
The Lutzie 43 Foundation announced a partnership with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency to promote its 43 Key Seconds Safe Driving initiative.
The bars in downtown Auburn are one of the best places to join in with other Auburn fans to cheer on and celebrate the Auburn men’s basketball team’s recent success.
With spring in full bloom, the Auburn Floral Trail is open for its 19th year and showcasing Auburn’s floral scene.
The Bennie G. Adkins Meeting Center, named after local Medal of Honor recipient Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie Adkins, is awaiting some high-tech renovations — all with the help of Auburn interior design students.
For those unable to make the trip to Minneapolis, Auburn Arena will host a fan watch party for the Final Four matchup against Virginia.
With the success of an auction a year ago, Baby Steps is set to host the charity auction Thrive for the Auburn community to aid in its mission to be a resource for student mothers.
Starting a business is hard. Breaking into a market with little experience, especially with limited funds, can be a daunting task. For local startup Flashtract, things just got a little bit easier.
The plans for an Auburn-based travel basketball organization began on paper napkins at the table of a local restaurant among a small group of parents trying to give their kids more sports opportunities. One of those parents was Mayor Ron Anders.
Coffee is a sort of a uniting force in American culture, and Krystal Scott, owner of Eden Cafe and pastor of The Mount Church of the Nazarene, is working on using that force to uplift and unite the Auburn community.
The founder of a Lee County-based company was sentenced to just over five years in prison Tuesday for wire and securities fraud. The news was announced by Louis V. Franklin, U.S. attorney for the Middle District of Alabama, Joseph Borg, director of the Alabama Securities Commission and James Jewell, special agent in charge for the FBI.
Two questions echoed in Asim Ali’s mind on the morning of March 15, following a massacre of 50 men, women and children at a mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand.
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Lee County, and severe weather is possible until 9 p.m. Monday evening.
The City of Auburn felt like it had a communication problem.
Caleb Fischer is the executive chef at Bow and Arrow, a Texas-style barbecue restaurant located on East University Drive.
There are two main types of biking, said Chandler Purtle, department manager at Mountain High Outfitters, allowing bikers to choose the activity they want.
The City Council has pushed back a vote on an ordinance that would create two new zoning categories along Harper Avenue at its Tuesday night meeting.
