This morning, a tornado struck in Alabama, which took down trees, damaged buildings, and took out power around the Mobile area.
This morning, a tornado struck in Alabama, which took down trees, damaged buildings, and took out power around the Mobile area.
Have you ever wanted to work in a automobile factory? A lot of people do, apparently, and as car manufacturers ramp up production to meeting a steadily improving economy, the number of people vying for limited job slots is a telltale sign that we aren't out of the woods yet.
Just after noon yesterday, a man in a gray pickup plowed through a car dealership and the streets of Hoover, Alabama, smashing seven other vehicles before stopping for the police. That's when they found out he was totally nude.
At a press briefing yesterday to announce a $350 million expansion of their Alabama operations, Mercedes-Benz teased the assembled crowd with hints of a new model to be produced there. No specifics were given, but the consensus centers around a BMW X6 competitor built on the M-class platform.
Hyundai announced today that it'll invest $173 million to expand engine operations at its Montgomery, Alabama plant as part of its Pinky and the Brain-esque plan to try to take over the world. Or at least take over Alabama.
The massive tornado that ripped through downtown Tuscaloosa, Alabama last night was captured in HD by a local news station's webcam. The devastation is obvious as the massive storm rips through the heart of the city, killing at least 36 and injuring hundreds.
Its doors are made of discarded stop signs, its air cleaner's an old pressure cooker. It has the heart of a Corvette and the front end's from a '39 Dodge Truck. It's the VetteRod-Amino. This is its story.
Volkswagen will build its first American plant since the 1980's in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The city bested competing bids from Alabama and Michigan for the plant, which will cost up to $1 billion to build and could employ as many as 2,000 workers. Chattanooga had a major advantage due to the state's lack of unions and…
In a move seemingly calculated to enrage Southern racing fans, who tend to get pissed off when perceived as hookwormy, disease-ridden third-worlders by folks from Yankeeland, Democratic staffers on the House Committee For Homeland Security recommended that those planning to attend NASCAR events in North Carolina and…