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Google has once again continued investing in the state of Alabama. This time the tech giant has awarded $210,000 to five various entities in Scottsboro, Stevenson, and their surrounding communities.

The interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) is growing every year and intriguing students of all ages. Approximately 100 students participated in a two-day Summer STEM Camp last

RAINSVILLE – Northeast Alabama Community College (NACC) hosted nearly 100 campers last week at its Summer STEM Camp. Sponsored by Google, the STEM Camp introduced 5th-8th grade campers to the

Three economists share what's ahead for the summer, from sellers' struggles with mortgage rates to the resurgence of bidding wars and the gift of new-home sales.

Google is turning to the sun to power its data centers and is using a new solar farm in West Tennessee to supply the green energy for its facilities in the Tennessee Valley, including its $600 million data center near Bridgeport, Alabama.

Representatives from several businesses and utility groups ceremoniously flipped the switch on Tuesday to celebrate the completion and activation of the Skyhawk Solar project, a 100 megawatt energy project in northwestern Tennessee that will power a pair of Google data centers in Tennessee and Alabama.

Five real estate experts explain how rising mortgage rates, inflation and economic uncertainty could impact baby boomers and millennials.