Austin Williams

3 days ago | ktvu.com | Austin Williams

Hanceville, Alabama, located between Huntsville and Birmingham, is at the center of a police corruption scandal that led to the dismissal of 58 felony cases and the disbanding of the town’s police department. (FOX ) A small Alabama town is dismantling its police department and dismissing dozens of criminal cases after a corruption investigation revealed widespread mishandling and loss of critical evidence.

5 days ago | fox4news.com | Austin Williams

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Defensive Lineman Desmond Watson (56) warms up during the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Rookie Mini Camp workout on May 09, 2025 at the AdventHealth Training Center in Tampa, Florida. Desmond Watson hasn’t played a snap in the NFL yet, but he’s already in the history books. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed the massive defensive tackle after the NFL Draft, and at 464 pounds, he now holds the distinction of being the heaviest player ever to join the league.

5 days ago | fox7austin.com | Austin Williams

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Defensive Lineman Desmond Watson (56) warms up during the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Rookie Mini Camp workout on May 09, 2025 at the AdventHealth Training Center in Tampa, Florida. Desmond Watson hasn’t played a snap in the NFL yet, but he’s already in the history books. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed the massive defensive tackle after the NFL Draft, and at 464 pounds, he now holds the distinction of being the heaviest player ever to join the league.

5 days ago | fox5dc.com | Austin Williams

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Defensive Lineman Desmond Watson (56) warms up during the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Rookie Mini Camp workout on May 09, 2025 at the AdventHealth Training Center in Tampa, Florida. Desmond Watson hasn’t played a snap in the NFL yet, but he’s already in the history books. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed the massive defensive tackle after the NFL Draft, and at 464 pounds, he now holds the distinction of being the heaviest player ever to join the league.

5 days ago | livenowfox.com | Austin Williams

FILE - A model of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) tunnel is seen in the CERN (European Organization For Nuclear Research) visitors' center June 16, 2008 in Geneva-Meyrin, Switzerland. (Photo by Johannes Simon/Getty Images) At CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the dream of alchemists has become a fleeting reality. Physicists with the ALICE collaboration have successfully turned lead into gold — not through magic or chemistry, but by smashing lead nuclei together at near-light speeds.