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VIDEO: How to be safe playing Pokémon Go

By Chip Brownlee | News Editor | August 1

It's been several weeks since Pokémon Go launched. In the time since, it has taken over smartphones across the country.

Alabama College Democrats president reflects on the DNC

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | July 30

Calvin Wilborn could feel the excitement in the air as Hillary Clinton officially became the first female presidential nominee of a major party in U.S.

Facts you should know to study abroad unafraid

By Ariel Cochran | News Writer | July 30

To some, going overseas appears to be out of the question, especially when almost every other day there is a new, grim account of what has happened overseas.

City plans to revitalize Bragg Avenue and MLK Drive

By Eric Pereira | News Writer | July 29

Auburn’s Planning Department is conducting a land-use study for the Martin Luther King Drive and Bragg Avenue corridor.

UPDATED: Suspect caught in I-85 shooting

By Staff Report | July 29

Law enforcement in eastern Lee County are searching for a man they believe is responsible for the shooting death of a woman in a car on Interstate 85 Monday morning.

University names new chief information officer

By Staff Report | July 29

James "Jim" O'Connor of Georgia Institute of Technology has been named the University's chief information officer, effective October 1, according to a University release.

Choose Wisely: Food fads and the way we eat

By Ariel Cochran | News Writer | July 28

A person must eat in order to live, and with the many options presented in the world, it is easy to put their body’s health at risk.

Brewing science program takes home gold medal in U.S. Open College Beer Championship

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | July 27

Auburn's brewing science program took home a gold medal in the first U.S. Open College Beer Championship for its Adris' Cream Ale.

Bentley calls for lottery referendum

By Chip Brownlee | News Editor | July 27

Gov. Robert Bentley is calling a special session of the Alabama Legislature this year.

Monday's I-85 shooter charged with murder

By Chip Brownlee | News Editor | July 27

The suspect arrested in connection with an early morning shooting on Interstate 85 Monday has been charged with murder among other charges, according to Lee County Sheriff Jay Jones.

Bass fishing team headed to nationals

By Staff Report | July 27

The Auburn University Bass Fishing Team is sending three teams to Carhartt College Bass Nationals to compete with 90 other teams around the U.S., according to the team's Facebook page and Track 'Em Tigers.

Researcher wins National Science Foundation award for technological innovation

By Staff Report | July 27

“This award is reaffirmation of Dr. Lall’s national reputation and recognition of his seminal contributions to the field of mechanical engineering,” said Christopher Roberts, dean of the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering. “His work has positioned Auburn Engineering to be a leader in harsh environment electronics research as we address the challenges in this exciting field.”

YEA! hopes to train young entrepreneurs

By Staff Report | July 26

Applications for the 2016-2017 Young Entrepreneurs Academy are now available for students in grades 6 through12.

Two arrested for fraternity house auto burglary

By Staff Report | July 25

The Auburn Police Division arrested two men this weekend on related arrests.

Closures to affect Interstate 85 and Magnolia Avenue

By Staff Report | July 24

Two major closures on Interstate 85 and Magnolia Avenue will affect local commutes this week. According to the Alabama Department of Transportation, there will be lane closures on Interstate 85 between mile markers 55 and 56 on both the northbound and southbound sides.