Man charged with stealing car from Auburn dealership

Police arrested Damion D. Johnson, from Auburn, on warrants charging him with first-degree theft of property, first-degree criminal mischief and second-degree criminal trespassing. 

Former councilwoman appointed as Clemon Byrd's replacement

Byrd announced his departure from the Council at its meeting on June 6.

Make Music Day Alabama postponed

The second annual Make Music Day Alabama has been postponed until Aug. 22 due to rain. Though the date has changed, musicians will still gather at 6 p.m.

Parking Services moves to new registration platform

Don Andre, director of parking services, said with the new platform comes new parking regulations and tools for operation.

Ready to Run seminar educates women interested in politics

The seminar was called Ready to Run, and it was sponsored by The League of Women Voters of East Alabama at Auburn First Baptist Church.

Jan Dempsey Arts Center exhibit emphasizes importance of pollinators

As Auburn residents mingled around with their finger food, commenting on the photos hanging around the small exhibit, Bashira Chowdhury explained the importance of bees in temperate climates to those listening nearby.

UPDATED: Serious injuries after accident involving multiple vehicles

A minor was transported by LifeSaver helicopter after a "chain-reaction" collision occurred at 10:15 a.m. at the intersection of Shug Jordan Parkway and North College Street.

Trump contradicts his own account of Comey firing

Trump wrote that he is being "investigated for firing the FBI Director."

Ivey announces state's lowest unemployment rate in a decade

Alabama has consistently lagged behind the rest of the nation in its unemployment rate. While still behind, it now appears to be catching up.

Republican leader in critical condition after shooter attacks GOP baseball practice

Scalise, two Capitol Hill police officers and at least two others were also shot and injured in a melee that triggered heightened security in and around Washington Wednesday.

Annual Fourth of July Celebration to feature Lamont Landers

Sessions calls any claim he was involved in Russian attempts to influence election a 'detestable lie'

Appearing before the Senate Intelligence Committee, Sessions also vigorously defended his role in the firing of FBI Director James Comey.

Candlelight vigil held in remembrance of Pulse shooting victims

Auburn students, faculty, community members and gay-straight allies gathered as the sun set behind Samford's bell tower.

Bill Cosby case heads to the jury, and an epic battle nears resolution

With the trial's end, a public storm that began in the fall of 2014 over Cosby's sexual history is on the brink of a legal resolution.

City to start single-stream recycling

Residents of Auburn will soon be able to put out their recycling for weekly pickup as the city moves to single-stream recycling.

New performing arts center to be named after retiring president, first lady

In honor of the Gogues' service and passion, The Board of Trustees approved the decision to name the center after the retiring president and first lady.

Being LGBTQ in Auburn: City ranked as one of worst cities for equality

Auburn was recently scored as one of the eight worst cities for LGBTQ equality.

Kay Ivey, an Auburn alumna, sworn in as Alabama governor

With Bentley’s resignation, Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey, an Auburn alumna, is expected to ascend to the governor's office.