Amber Sutton

1 week ago | al.com | Amber Sutton

1 week ago | al.com | Amber Sutton

The “TODAY” show is filling viewers in on what’s happening with one of its popular hosts, who has been off the air since late last year. In a segment that aired on April 11, Craig Melvin, Al Roker and Dylan Dreyer sent their well wishes to their fellow host Sheinelle Jones, who has been absent from the show since December 2024, after frequently being asked about when she might return, according to NBC. Jones, who has three children, shared in a post on Instagram in Jan.

1 week ago | al.com | Amber Sutton

Alabama’s largest house is on the market, and for $5 million, all 54,000-square-feet of it could be yours. The massive estate, located at 7 Montagel Way in Birmingham’s Shoal Creek community, was recently listed by real estate Connie Alexander Jacks, with The Luxe Group at The Real Broker, as a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” for those looking to live a life of luxury and sophistication. The home is the 44th largest house in the United States, coming in only slightly smaller than the White House.

1 week ago | al.com | Amber Sutton

People travel with the strangest things, and this year’s “Found Report” from the Unclaimed Baggage Center in Scottsboro, Ala., is undeniable proof of that. Unclaimed Baggage, the nation’s only retailer of lost luggage, recently released the annual report, which gives a glimpse into the most curious, costly and common items discovered in America’s unclaimed luggage throughout 2024. The report discloses some of the most fascinating and unexpected finds, like a freeze-dried chicken foot.

2 weeks ago | al.com | Amber Sutton

Two Alabama towns made USA Today’s 2025 list for the “10 Best Small College Towns in the United States,” and it’s (probably) not the two that you’re thinking. The 10Best list, which consists of schools nominated by an expert panel and voted on by readers, is only open to college towns with a population of 50,000 or less, putting places like Auburn and Tuscaloosa out of the running.