A Florida specialty license plate honoring the late singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett is closer to becoming a reality, though another 801 plates must be ordered in order for the tags to be made.

MIAMI - Singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett was affectionally known for his laidback, tropical infused music, including his hit 1977 song Margaritaville, across the ...

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Neil Armstrong has made it so Ohio residents are able to add a little taste of the Mountain State to their car among the sea ...

The license plate will feature a vibrant background and a tri-colored heart with the message “Mental Health Matters.” ...

Alabama and LSU fit that description ... and the receiving corps is excellent with Ryan Wiliams, Gemie Bernard and Miami transfer Isaiah Horton, who had 616 yards and five TDs last season.

Bell has earned the respect of many state officials, one of them being Alabama State Senator, Bobby Singleton. " I think he has done an awesome job in leading the university through diversity making ...

For example, some states, like Alabama, are considered ... After graduating from San Diego State University he went on to earn his Certified Public Accountant license and created ...

Speaking of former Georgia quarterbacks, Carson Beck takes his talents to Miami thanks to a boatload ... There are road games at Oklahoma, Alabama, Ole Miss and Clemson. The Gamecocks were in ...

A man fatally shot a fire battalion chief and wounded the driver of a car that hit a deer in rural Alabama, authorities said. The Coweta County fire department is mourning the death of James ...

The application deadline for the online MBA programs at University of Alabama at Birmingham (Collat), a public school, is rolling. Eighty-five percent of students are already employed when they ...

The application deadline for the online MBA programs at University of Miami (Herbert), a private school, is rolling. Seventy-three percent of students are already employed when they first enroll.