Ken Roberts is an Editor at The Tuscaloosa News. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, finance, sports, and the judicial system, with a particular focus on international trade and trade laws. Ken's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News, Forbes, and the Montgomery Advertiser.
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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.
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The University of Alabama plans to expand its academic advising program by hiring 49 new professional advisers over the next three years.
While the growth in oil imports from the world in May amounted to 26.31% in May, the growth in Venezuela was 455.09%, or more than 17 times as fast, according to the latest U.S.
The U.S. trade deficit in May surged to its highest level since March last year, reaching $103.65 billion, a potentially troubling sign for President Trump who has escalated tariff threats against several nations. This increase follows two months of rising deficits after a low first quarter. The deficit widened due to a significant drop in exports, particularly gold and computer components, which had seen strong performance in 2025 amid market volatility. Concurrently, imports soared, driven by substantial increases in computer parts and digital storage devices, largely attributed to the booming AI industry's demand for server infrastructure. Rising oil imports, linked to the war with Iran, also contributed. Despite years of tariff policies, the U.S. trade deficit continues its record-setting trend, frequently exceeding $1 trillion annually.
A 49-year-old Tuscaloosa man has been charged with murder in connection with the July 25 stabbing death of his cousin.
More than 1,000 students will become University of Alabama graduates during the summer commencement ceremony.
From the Iron Bowl to a rare Florida State visit, here is why you should attend every Alabama home game this season.
The Richard Nixon Foundation is driving a viral social media trend called 'Nixonmaxxing' that recasts the president.
By: Ken Roberts
A top University of Alabama administrator, Chad Tindol, has left to join the University of Florida.
Former Alabama administrator Chad Tindol joins Stuart Bell at the University of Florida in a new leadership role.
A former member of the Tuscaloosa City Council has joined TTL Inc., a Tuscaloosa-based engineering and consulting firm, as vice president of external affairs.
