Special Supreme Court upholds chief justice's suspension
Roy Moore will not sit on the Supreme Court again.
Roy Moore will not sit on the Supreme Court again.
Constituents of Rep. Mike Rogers, who represents Auburn in Congress, again hosted a town hall meeting.
Three arrests were made as the result of an altercation before the speech.
Here are all of the Letters to the Editor The Auburn Plainsman has received regarding Richard Spencer's visit.
"Please know that additional security measures are being taken by the Auburn Police Division..."
There were nothing but blue skies for the very first Auburn Azalea Festival on Saturday.
Gov. Kay Ivey said her priorities would be steadying “the ship of state” and restoring the people’s trust in government.
The event, hosted jointly by Auburn Parks and Recreation and Wells Fargo Bank, will take place from 10:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday at Kiesel Park, Auburn’s largest park.
“I want them to know exactly what’s going on,” Byrd said.
The 2017 Cops on Top fundraiser will take place from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
"This is evidence of the alt-right's concerted effort to recruit college students to white nationalism," Brooks said.
The University responded to news of the new "organization" last night in a statement.
Auburn Mall remains optimistic through closure of J.C. Penney and opening of Stein Mart.
Formally the Auburn branch of Pantsuit Nation, the newly named Alabama Together group is currently working on a mission statement and public platform.
When Oslyn Rodriguez went to Guyana for a family reunion in July of 2015, it was not her initial plan to create an organization for helping the poor children in Guyana's villages.
The Auburn Public Library has announced plans to move eBooks and downloadable audiobooks to Cloud Library, which will officially launch on May 11.
The victim said someone came into their home while they were away and stole jewelry, clothes and money, all of which were valued at over $500.
"I am a winner," Tuberville told The Plainsman.
The saga of the impeachment process of Gov. Robert Bentley continues.
The City of Auburn, The Auburn Chamber and Auburn University are all preparing to host events this busy weekend.