As Auburn men’s basketball prepares for its Final Four game against Florida on Saturday, head coach Bruce Pearl picked up another individual award. He was named NABC Division I Coach of the Year Tuesday morning, an award voted on by the members of the National Association of Basketball Coaches. Pearl is the first Auburn head coach to win the award.

What should be clear is that what some assumed before — some coaches only won because they broke the rules — wasn’t true.

After sending its most famous work to be featured in Amsterdam’s blockbuster 2023 exhibition of nearly every work by Johannes Vermeer, the

The Auburn Tigers are set to embark on the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament, after entering March Madness as the No. 1 seed in the South region. Auburn recently defeated Michigan

Pearl residents cast their votes Tuesday in the municipal primary elections. On the Republican ballot for mayor were incumbent Jake Windham, who is seeking a third term, and challenger Kevin Kimery. There were also three aldermen races on the ballot. If you cannot see the results above, tap here | Tap here for full election results.

This isn't the first time these coaches have met with a final four on the line. Last time, it came down to free throws in the final seconds.

After Auburn University beat Michigan State to take the last spot in the Final Four of the Men’s NCAA Basketball Tournament Sunday, a reporter had to wait until all of the student-athletes had left the press conference before he could ask Coach Bruce Pearl a pointed question about success.

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The building that houses the SALT restaurant along Boulder's Pearl Street suffered "significant damage" in a fire Monday evening, according to Boulder Fire-Rescue.

A rabid cat was recently found near Western Branch Park, according to the Virginia Department of Health. A release states that on March 17, a local resident discovered the cat underneath a shed on River Pearl Way.