These are the Most Distinctive Driving Violations by State
Following the rule book to the letter while driving is a difficult endeavor due to the sheer number of possible violations.
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Black Woman Sent Home from Work for ‘Unprofessional’ Hairdo
Women of various cultures cover their hair for a number of reasons. Some are religious, others are for fashion, and even more demonstrate modesty.
Tuscaloosa Unveils New Public Sculpture at Hudson-Poole Fine Jewelers
The piece was created by Steve Davis of Northport's Sunheart Metalworks in the Kentuck Art Center and it features three dark iron trees reaching upward with gems in their tallest branches.
Beulah Baptist Invites Area Newcomers to Get On Board
This Saturday, July 27th, the Beulah church family opens its arms to those in search of a church home, an interim place to worship while in search, or those seeking more information about what the local community has to offer.
Tuscaloosa Police Chief Steve Anderson to Retire for Job with UA
"The fact of the matter is that the Tuscaloosa Police Department has done a damn fine job under the leadership of Steve Anderson, and for that the city is thankful," Mayor Walt Maddox said Wednesday.
Battle of the Sexes: The ‘Male Penalty’ in Car Insurance
Sugar and spice and the price is nice! Women pay less, on average, for car insurance than men, but by how much?
Man Who Left DCH Before Discharge May Be Danger To Himself
Police said 48-year-old Jerry Maples was being committed to DCH Tuesday when he decided to leave.
Arrests Made in Fosters Church Burglaries
Vengeance may be The Lord's, but man is going to get that time and restitution!
Cypress Inn Closes for Renovations, “New Concept” To Open In September
In a letter sent to employees Sunday, owners Ron Price and Bill Lunsford said it was time for something new in the iconic restaurant.
Man Shot in Fight Over Cell Phone, Teen Charged with Attempted Murder
A 17-year-old has been charged with two counts of attempted murder in connection with the shooting.