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It's safe to say that quarantine has a lot of people ready to get out of the house and enjoy life. Time with family in the house has grown stale and we need something to do. Why not take a quarantine vacation?

The building was named after Josiah C. Nott, a prominent 19th-century surgeon who argued that Black people thrived best under the institution of slavery.

SHOWA's Fayette operation is said to be turning out four million Nitrile, single-use PPE gloves per week to meet a rising demand.

Only a 2 hour and 21-minute drive from Tuscaloosa, the Tuskegee National Forest is a great Alabama Day Trip!

The executive order will in part limit occupancy limits in restaurants and bars around town, coupled with alcohol sale restrictions, to potentially curb the spread of COVID-19 by way of night-owl college students.

As one approaches the latter years of life, you come to realize that it is not just what you do that matters, but what you do for others.

A 27-year-old Texas man has been charged with sex crimes after he allegedly drove move than 600 miles to Fayette County to have sex with a 15-year-old.

Many students have opted for online learning. Yet, thousands of laptops intended for one Alabama school system were held up over issues with manufacturers.

In a candid interview with The Steve Shannon Morning Show, Mayor Walt Maddox said we are facing “the most pivotal 2 weeks in Tuscaloosa’s history" as the City of Tuscaloosa prepares for the continued spread of the novel Coronavirus.

Are you taking a flight soon? Before you get on that plane, be sure to read these tips from a pandemic frequent flyer.

It's safe to say that wearing face masks have become the new normal in Alabama and America. I remember back in April when I saw my first facemask out in public. It looked so odd. I thought to myself "Is that really necessary? Do they feel more protected?" Fast-forward a few months and…

The Tuscaloosa City Council declared a state of emergency Tuesday, giving Mayor Walt Maddox more power to act via executive order instead of relying on slow-paced council action to slow the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.