Tony Humphries, the only challenger contesting a seat on the Tuscaloosa City Schools Board of Education next month, said he has spent the last several years inside of classrooms, seeing children's needs firsthand.
There are over 5700 children in foster care in Alabama. Because of a lack of caring foster homes, some children are placed in homes several hours' drive away from their communities, and siblings are often placed in different homes.
A boat landing allowing access to the Black Warrior River around Tuscaloosa and the University of Alabama campus has reopened to the public after major upgrades, and more will follow in phases still to come.
The top receiver in 2027 - Boobie Feaster - reclassified to 2026, with the Crimson Tide hot on the recruiting trail for the former No. 1 receiver in 2027.
One group in Alabama is working to improve things and make sure that kids' needs come first. AGAPE of Central Alabama, with an office in Tuscaloosa, began its mission in 1978 and it continues with an event in Tuscaloosa next month.
A Tuscaloosa fabric store will soon permanently close, along with two others in Alabama and about 500 nationwide as their parent company struggles through its second bankruptcy in a year.
When I moved back to Alabama in 2017, I started to hear stories from friends about snakes in their houses. Snakes in their bathrooms. Snakes in their TOILETS! IT HAS HAUNTED ME FOR 8 YEARS AND COUNTING....
Police in Tuscaloosa say they have come into possession of several antique firearms they believe were stolen - high-value, vintage items likely missing from someone's collection.
Tuscaloosa's Shelton State Community College is celebrating recent data that demonstrates just how valuable they are to west Alabama, with an estimated economic impact exceeding $300 million.
The Kiwanis Club of Tuscaloosa will return to Central High School on Saturday and spend the morning there making and serving flapjacks at their 47th Annual Pancake Day.
Barker has been on a remarkable run, securing her third midseason accolade in just a week. She first earned a selection to the Ann Meyers Drysdale National Player of the Year Watchlist on Feb. 3, followed by her recognition as the Ann Meyers Drysdale Shooting Guard of the Year on Feb. 4.
It is crazy but it is 100% true. This is the time of the year it begins. In fact, it is officially here in our Alabama faces! It's also not good when we get lots of rain and some flooding. We have gotten that of late and it all works together in favor of the bad guy, or deadly creature.