Mayor Walt Maddox

Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox warned visitors to the Druid City on Monday that while all are welcome to come and enjoy all the city has to offer, they should plan to either behave or wind up in jail.

The heads of the three largest governments in West Alabama will participate in a public forum broadcast on local radio next month.

Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox has named his police chief, Brent Blankley, as the city's Executive Director of Public Safety, a newly created position which will see him assume command of the fire department and E-911 service.

Elected officials and community leaders were in Alberta City Thursday afternoon to break ground on a transformative $27 million project to upgrade University Boulevard East.

The mayors of Tuscaloosa and Auburn will continue a 20-year tradition and wager a charitable donation over the outcome of Saturday's Iron Bowl.

55 years after one of the most devastating tragedies in college sports history, hundreds gathered in West Tuscaloosa for the unveiling of statues honoring four native sons who died that day.

Mayor Walt Maddox has presented his proposed budgets for Fiscal Year 2026, including an almost $210 million General Fund and another $31 million for his Elevate Tuscaloosa plan.

Wednesday was a joyous day in Tuscaloosa, where Governor Kay Ivey joined Mayor Walt Maddox and Nick and Terry Saban for a ceremonial groundbreaking for their $120 million Saban Center learning hub.

More than 150 mayors, school leaders, and city officials were in Tuscaloosa on Monday morning for a discussion about online sales tax revenue in Alabama and to hear from US Senator and gubernatorial candidate Tommy Tuberville.

US Senator Tommy Tuberville will be in Tuscaloosa early next week to speak at a Summit revolving around how online sales tax is collected and distributed in Alabama.