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Auburn football signed 20 freshmen in its 2026 recruiting class, putting the Tigers’ total at 55 incoming players this fall including transfer portal additions

Alabama doesn’t have enough doctors or psychiatrists to treat the mental health crisis in the state. In fact, Alabama ranks dead last in the nation for access to mental health providers, according to the 2025 Alabama Kids Count Data Book.

President Donald Trump said he would refrain from imposing tariffs on goods from European nations opposing his effort to take possession of Greenland, citing a “framework of a future deal” he said was reached regarding the island.

Alabama faces the prospect of seeing rain, ice and maybe some snow over the weekend as a massive winter storm takes shape.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Once a month, my grandmother hosts a group of friends at her house for a chat and an afternoon tea. She loves the company and the catch-up, as they are all older and can’t get out much, especially since COVID. I noticed one guest is very snippety and degrading to the rest of the group, but my grandmother says it isn’t her place to say anything. I noticed the group declining in numbers and coming…

Dear Eric: I’ve been with my husband for 25 years. Twenty of those years I spent being a mother and a grandmother and a full-time employee. I had a nervous breakdown after my second child passed away from illness and I wanted to move away, but not with my husband. He insisted on coming. But ultimately, I did not find another position and ended up retiring.

It has been 1,108 days since the SEC could claim a College Football Playoff national championship, or any championship in football. Georgia’s 65-7 blasting of TCU that Jan. 9 night feels both recent and distant at the same time. The Pac-12 still existed, Oklahoma and Texas were entering their final season as members of the Big 12, and Nick Saban’s Alabama team was fresh off a Sugar Bowl win vs. Kansas State. In that…

Even if we you don’t get iced in this weekend after all, it’s always good to be prepared for when things do develop -- sooner or later.