The state of Alabama runs Crimson as Alabama defeats Auburn 87-85 in "The Feud" exhibition in Legacy Arena behind big showings by Amari Allen & Qayden Samuels.
Two Alabama gubernatorial candidates took opposite approaches in Tuscaloosa last week, one opening doors to questions while the other conducted a meet and greet.
A mahjong tournament in downtown Tuscaloosa next month will raise money for a program that gives families living with dementia a few hours of relief each week.
Construction on a nearly 2-mile extension of Tuscaloosa’s Northern Riverwalk is now projected to begin midway through 2027, about a year later than city officials projected last fall.
First African Baptist Church is opening its free clothing closet Oct. 24 in Tuscaloosa and asking residents to donate children's clothing in all sizes.
Tuscaloosa’s $21 million overhaul of University Boulevard East is expected to wrap up around the first of the year, City Engineer Mike Gardiner said Tuesday. The project is rebuilding the main road through the Alberta community.
Northport Mayor Dale Phillips told business and civic leaders Tuesday that the city’s Main Avenue overhaul is running a little behind schedule 10 months in, and he apologized to the downtown businesses that have absorbed the disruption.
A Tuscaloosa restaurant and brewery owner is now the third candidate to enter the race for the City Council seat Kip Tyner held for 30 years before his death in September.
We're still two months from the start of the College Football Playoffs, and two weeks away from the first playoff rankings, but Alabama has entered a playoff mindset after back-to-back losses.
With some exceptions, Alabama is expected to remain a bright red Republican state, yet there is some concern within GOP leadership nationally and on the state level.
A retired Army major general who commanded the National Guard task force sent to Tuscaloosa after the April 27, 2011 tornadoes will give the keynote at this year’s Veterans Day ceremony.
Aliceville's getting a brand new police and fire station thanks to federal appropriations. The funding push also extends to rail improvements across the Black Belt too.