Bruce Pearl Must Now Revive Auburn's Men's Basketball Program
Former Tennessee basketball coach Bruce Pearl has taken the same position at Auburn as he tries to revive a program that hasn't been to the NCAA tournament since 2003.
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Former Tennessee basketball coach Bruce Pearl has taken the same position at Auburn as he tries to revive a program that hasn't been to the NCAA tournament since 2003.
New Auburn coach Bruce Pearl wasted no time making an impression.
A network of walk-in medical clinics has agreed to pay $1.2 million to settle allegations of inflated Medicare claims.
The state Senate wants to allow public employees to be able to receive unsolicited gifts for exemplary public service.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- People in Demopolis will have to wait until next year before they get a chance to vote on whether to allow Sunday alcohol sales in the city.
Bruce Pearl has been known to be an outgoing, flamboyant and sometimes controversial coach. So how will he be received by the Auburn faithful?
The latest education budget has just passed in the House of Representatives. But it's still missing one of the governor's top priorities.
It's the start of a new era for men's basketball at Auburn. Former Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl has been hired.
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A recent arrest of former NBA and Auburn basketball star Wesley Person is raising questions on whether or not he should be able to keep his position as a high school coach.
A network of walk-in medical clinics has agreed to pay $1.2 million to settle allegations of inflated Medicare claims.
Pike County Probate Judge Wes Allen is trying to clear up any confusion about the new Alabama voting law.
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The Legislature is moving ahead with a bill to create a state database to enforce an existing $500 limit on how much people can borrow at once from payday lenders.
Auburn has hired former Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl to lead a struggling basketball program.
A judge is refusing to reverse his decision dismissing a lawsuit against a daughter of University of Alabama football coach Nick Saban.
New research is questioning current dietary guidelines that call for restricting saturated fat in order to prevent heart disease.
Mothers who monitor how much time their children spend watching TV and playing video games seem to have kids with lower body mass indexes.
A new study finds headache sufferers undergo about one billion dollars worth of brain scans each year, even though most of those tests are unnecessary.
State representatives will give their input on education spending for the next fiscal year, including whether teachers and school employees will get a pay raise.
Governor Bentley says he wants to give teachers a 2 percent pay raise. But not all lawmakers are supporting it.
Some people are using a website called neighborhoodscout.com to get information about where they live or where they'd like to move.
Prattville city leaders are on high alert -- they want to make plans to ensure people are safe from floods. This comes after 12 people had to be rescued from a flash flood near Cooter's Pond.



