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Reports: Honda, Nissan could merge; Auto parts maker plans layoffs; Widening of Mobile road...
The Wall Street Journal reports that Japanese automakers Honda and Nissan are engaged in talks that could result in a merger.
Alabama marching band earns top award; Auburn company launches new tennis product; Bessemer-based pharmacy...
The Miles College marching band has been named the Division II Band of the Year.
Gulf Shores scores high on vacations list; Another acquisition for Waverly; Avian flu detected...
Gulf Shores ranks third on U.S. News & World Report’s list of Best Cheap Vacations in the U.S.
Aviation charter school wants to expand; Books-A-Million gives to Children’s Hospital; Birmingham event celebrates...
Alabama Aerospace and Aviation High School, a charter school in Bessemer, has applied to open a second campus in Birmingham.
Alabamian part of Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list; Colclasure will renovate Selma building for...
Emma Lembke, a senior at Washington University in St. Louis from Vestavia Hills, has been named to Forbes magazine’s 2025 30 Under 30 list.
2 win Launchpad competition; OSHA cites Alabama sausage maker; Northrop Grumman achieves milestone in...
Two companies won the most recent Alabama Launchpad competition.
Parker named CEO of Hyundai and Genesis North America; Orange Beach retail stalwart closing...
Randy Parker has been named CEO of Hyundai and Genesis Motor North America.
Dothan cold storage provider plans expansion; Contract awarded for new Mobile park; Birmingham selected...
Dothan Warehouse will add 120,000 square feet and about 50 jobs with a planned $5.2 million expansion.
Virginia company expands to Huntsville; Food production company says Alabama layoffs will be minimal;...
Qinetiq US, a defense and national security company based in Virginia, is opening a Huntsville office.
NASA pushes back moon flights; Fine dining restaurant opening at Birmingham food hall; Landing...
NASA has announced that the next Artemis mission, which will fly four astronauts to the moon and back, has been delayed until April 2026.
