Ken Roberts is an editor for The Tuscaloosa News and Greenbook, with a focus on local news in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. His work has also been featured in publications such as Forbes, Yahoo News, Gadsden Times, Montgomery Advertiser, and more. Ken covers a wide range of topics, including local events, politics, sports, and community issues.
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Ken Roberts' articles are focused on local events in Alabama, particularly Tuscaloosa. He covers a wide range of topics but seems to have a particular interest in government and politics, as well as sports. Given the emphasis on local content, he may be interested in stories related to community events, local governance issues, or human-interest pieces that resonate with his audience.
If you have insights into political developments or noteworthy sports-related occurrences within Tuscaloosa or Alabama at large, these would likely capture Ken's attention. Additionally, if you can offer unique information about ongoing significant events or emerging trends locally, this could also pique his interest.
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The University of Alabama’s second home game of 2024 will include a tribute to a coaching legend and much more.
By: Ken Roberts
A Tennessee teenager faces a felony charge after a pursuit with law enforcement Saturday morning that began near Gadsden and ended in Tuscaloosa County, according to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.
In tiny Moro Bottom, Arkansas, Paul William Bryant was born 111 years ago this Wednesday.
The Port of Los Angeles topped $30 billion in two-way trade in July, a first for a U.S. port, the latest U.S. Census Bureau data revealed.
By: Ken Roberts
It is impossible to think about Brad Watson’s untimely death in 2020, two weeks before his 65th birthday and on the verge of retirement, without sadness. He was a good friend and the best fiction writer the University of Alabama ever produced.
By: Ken Roberts
The stair climb, which originated in 2018, included members or the public for the first time, along with police and firefightres.
It was somewhere around the fourth or fifth grade that it became very apparent that just about everyone else in my class had something I did not: braces.
For the last four years, U.S. trade with Mexico has set a record for the month of July. Imports have ... [+] set a record all four years while exports have done so three times.
A Brookwood man has died after a crash in Tuscaloosa County, according to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.
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