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Meet Auburn City Manager Charles Duggan

By Kris Martins | Community Reporter | August 21

City Manager Charles Duggan shares his journey into city government.

Grand jury rules Auburn police-involved shooting justified

August 20

A Macon County Grand Jury has ruled a police-involved shooting by the Auburn Police Division was justified.

Jordan-Hare prepares for ticket policy changes

August 19

The SGA and Auburn Athletics are preparing to implement the revised systems.

Lowder opens its doors for the fall semester

By Kressie Kornis | Campus Writer | August 19

Lowder Hall and its Starbucks will be fully accessible starting Monday, Aug. 15.

Auburn's Cakeitecture bakers to appear on 'Cake Wars'

By Kris Martins | Community Reporter | August 19

Cakeitecture's Carie Tindill and Kelly Oslick competed on the Food Network.

BLOG: Around the world in 80 days

By Lily Jackson | Intrigue Editor | August 19

In pursuit of overdue parental hugs, I ran full speed with two rolling bags.

Harlan Bailey resigns as SGA's first executive VP of outreach

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | August 17

He announced his resignation through an email to SGA members. Bailey cited a need to improve his academics as the reason for his departure.

Legislature convenes for special session, elects new speaker

August 16

Gov. Robert Bentley today formally called a special session.

New downtown boutique focuses on affordability and diverse body types

By Kris Martins | Community Reporter | August 15

Charming Oaks opened Aug. 12 on College Street in the former GAP location.

Uber to launch Thursday

August 15

According to David Dorton, the city's director of public affairs, Uber will launch Thursday, Aug.

Bid Day 2016: See who got bids where

By Staff Report | August 13

Know someone who went through recruitment this year? Check out the full list of bids below:

Five facts to know before Uber returns

By Chip Brownlee | News Editor | August 11

We compiled five facts you need to know before Uber returns to the Loveliest Village.

The top 10 stories you missed over break

By Chip Brownlee | News Editor | August 10

We've compiled the top 10 stories we think you need to catch up on.

Auburn to honor veteran media professionals

By Eric Pereira | News Writer | August 9

Five veteran media professionals have been selected to receive awards at the 2016 Auburn Journalism Honors Awards in September.

Dean Road Kroger finishes renovations

By Emmy Leberte | News Writer | August 9

The Dean Road Kroger recently expanded by more than 29,000 square feet.

Missing teenager found in Georgia

By Staff Report | August 9

A teenager who went missing yesterday was located today in Austell, Georgia.

Police seek help locating missing teen

By Staff Report | August 8

The Auburn Police are seeking the public's help in locating a 14-year-old teenager.

Hubbard trial: executive says he paid Alabama House Speaker to open doors, former ethics commission director testifies

By Staff Report | August 7

Edgenuity President Michael Humphrey testified Tuesday, May 31, that he hired Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard, in a $7,500 a month consulting contract, to open doors with legislative leaders in other states as the company tried to sell digital courses to school systems, according to reports. The education curriculum company president said he believed Hubbard could get him meetings with legislative leaders that Humphrey said it would take him a year to get on his own. "My idea was to use Mike to say, 'Get me a meeting with this guy, let me go meet him,'" Humphrey said.