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Tuscaloosa’s first Beef ‘O’ Brady’s opened Monday on McFarland Boulevard, drawing city and Chamber of Commerce officials to a ribbon-cutting at the sports bar and restaurant.

Crews are driving piles for temporary railroad bridge spans near the Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater. It’s a first step in the final but multi-year phase of Tuscaloosa’s Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Jack Warner Parkway project.

Alabama was on the practice field on Wednesday of the bye week as the Crimson Tide still has all of its goals ahead of it entering the final month of the regular season.

Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer expressed confidence in Noah Rogers despite the NC State transfer not seeing many snaps since his return from injury.

Business leaders spent Wednesday morning framing yet another Habitat for Humanity house in West Tuscaloosa with construction financed by the nonprofit foundation run by Nick & Terry Saban.

Five candidates have qualified to run for Kip Tyner’s seat on the Tuscaloosa City Council, and voters in District 5 will head to the polls on Tuesday, December 8.

SO, WHAT DOES ROLL TIDE REALLY MEAN?

Alabama, get ready for a little more shut-eye. Clocks are falling back, but what’s the latest on the Sunshine Protection Act? Get the details!

A Tuscaloosa tech creator built an app that lets people share their faith journey with the folks who matter most to them.

Diamonds for Doulas and WAWC Healthcare are hosting a virtual childbirth education class Nov. 4 to help expecting families understand labor induction.

Applications are open for the 2027 Druid City Arts Festival in Tuscaloosa. Artists, musicians and vendors can apply for the April event.

Sometimes getting lost puts you exactly where you need to be. One Alabama dad's detour turned into a lifesaving rescue for an entire family.

Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer says that Dre Kirkpatrick Jr. is no longer be part of the Alabama football program following his charges of doxxing and harassing communications.

Court documents show Alabama defensive back Dre Kirkpatrick Jr. is facing criminal charges because he allegedly harassed a University of Alabama police officer, including by posting a photograph of the man and his family to Facebook.

A Cottondale man has been arrested on manslaughter and elder abuse charges after a Tuscaloosa County grand jury found that he recklessly caused the death of his elderly mother, who lived in his care.

One thing is certain: Alabama has more than its fair share of beautiful communities where people are doing exceptionally well.

ALL proceeds will benefit Habitat for Humanity.

Punkin Knight is the kind of event where kids actually put down their phones and parents remember why fall festivals matter so much.

Alabama is one of twenty states and federal regulators are suing Dollar General for systematic pricing scams that hurt everyday budgets.

Alabama offensive lineman William Sanders underwent tightrope surgery, according to Yea Alabama.

Deer season is here, and local hunters have a shot at winning big through Townsquare Media's Buck Contest running through mid-February.

Englewood Elementary School is recruiting parents, UA students and community volunteers for a new program helping children build confidence in math.

A proposed tuition-free charter high school in Tuscaloosa is inviting community feedback Nov. 7 while clarifying its independence from Shelton State.

Speaking at the MMQC in Birmingham, head coach Kalen DeBoer says Dre Kirkpatrick Jr. is no longer with the team after a 2nd suspension in as many seasons. He is facing one count of doxxing and one count of harassing communications.

Alabama's showdown with the LSU Tigers will take place on November 7, and now, we know the kickoff time and TV Channel.

Alabama defensive lineman Fatutoa Henry earns recognition from the SEC after his breakout game against the Texas A&M Aggies last week.

Alabama adds another offensive lineman to its 2027 recruiting class with three-star in-state prospect Xavier Endicott.

The Saban Center will put a quarter million dollars from the Alabama STEM Council toward expanding hands-on science programming for students and teachers across West Alabama.

Tuscaloosa City Schools will send as many as three groups of students abroad each year starting in 2027, after the city committed Elevate Tuscaloosa money to triple offerings from the district’s Sister Cities programs.

The Estelle Maye Foundation returns with its 7th Annual Blanket Drive on Saturday, October 31, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Harmon Park Ironwood Shelter.