HUNTSVILLE — Summer sports are in full swing, and for the Trust the Process program, nationals are on the radar.

As Huntsville continues to invest big in bolstering sports tourism efforts, the city has been a mainstay for one sport since ...

AL.com is continuing its series of highlighting some of the most unbreakable records in AHSAA history, this week with some ...

The Enterprise High School guard has committed to Troy, the 2026 prospect announced on Monday. Wadsworth picked the nearby ...

Former Bob Jones High School Standout and former Alabama Crimson Tide Basketball star Levi Randolph held his fifth annual ...

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Months after the Huntsville Planning Commission approved an expansion for the Huntsville Ice Sports Center ...

Martha enjoyed her time in Delaware. She mostly enjoyed fishing on the Misty Harbor, sitting on the dock at the bay (her ...

Longtime Huntsville Times sports editor and columnist John Pruett is shown at Doubleday Field in Cooperstown, N.Y., in 2001.

Alabama A&M Women’s Basketball Team hosts a heartfelt toiletry drive, fostering community support and teaching players ...

Accepting the challenge of trying to turn around a proud hoop program, Howard Pride has accepted the offer to direct the Cleveland High Runnin' Raiders. Coming off the only three losing seasons in its ...

Looking to rebuild after suffering the only three losing seasons (in a four-year span) in the near six-decade Cleveland High boys basketball history, the school has turned to a proven ...

HUNTSVILLE— The Huntsville boys basketball team handed Rudder its most lopsided loss of the season in a 98-62 District 17-5A contest on Friday. The Rangers were led on offense by Diego Salazar ...