Tuscaloosa Events

The city of Tuscaloosa and West Alabama is full of talented and seasoned gospel singers who sing in their local churches, groups and even on social media. But do they have what is takes to be Tuscaloosa's Gospel Best? The Benjamin Barnes YMCA wants to find out...

Not only did “Bear” Bryant instill a legacy of winning and success, but in a time where Alabama was viewed as one of the worst places in America, Coach Bryant transformed the narrative from uneducated farmers to one of hard work, class, and humbleness.

Alabama defeats Mississippi State on the back of a gritty performance from Herb Jones.

The latest outcry is due to Alabama men’s basketball tickets. Coleman Coliseum can hold up to 15,316 people. This year, there are only 390 student tickets available per game. The breakdown for the available 390 tickets is as follows:

A Work of Heart-Art Auction and Fundraiser will be on Sunday, February 7, 2021. Hosted by Alabama native Graceson Pugh, the reigning Miss Junior Teen United States.

Many celebrated by rushing the streets, some celebrated by buying national championship gear but I celebrated Nick Saban's seventh national championship by going to Rama Jama's to tackle its newest burger.

Today, in Tuscaloosa and all over the nation, we celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

The Tuscaloosa City Schools System cut the ribbon on the new and improved Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School on the birthday of the institution's namesake Monday morning.

It was domination from start to finish for the Alabama Crimson Tide (11-3, 6-0) as they defeated the Arkansas Razorbacks (10-4, 2-4) 90-59.

The 10-month wait for softball is finally coming to an end after the Alabama Crimson Tide announced its schedule for the 2021 campaign Friday.