Saban Center

Construction is racing along at Tuscaloosa's $120 million STEM learning hub being built in the River District downtown, and Nick & Terry Saban were there Monday morning to celebrate its "topping-out."

A beloved children's museum in downtown Tuscaloosa will close next year to rebrand and move into the Saban Center, now under construction a few blocks away.

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.

Tuscaloosa's soon-to-be-built Saban Center, now backed by the Poarch Creek Indians, promises to enhance STEM learning and support local youth initiatives.

The Tuscaloosa City Council will award a $74 million contract to build the state-of-the-art Saban Center to the Birmingham-based builders responsible for the Magic City's soon-to-debut Coca-Cola Amphitheatre.

The final shape of Tuscaloosa's Saban Center, an interactive learning campus coming to downtown Tuscaloosa later this decade, became clearer on Tuesday with the release of new renderings.

The once iconic former headquarters of the Tuscaloosa News is being demolished now to make way for the city's $80 million Saban Center.

Tuscaloosa's Stillman College has finalized a partnership with the Saban Center, where they will join the University of Alabama and Shelton State Community College and offer programming at the still-being-designed $80 million learning hub.

This engaging technology offers an immersive way to explore complex environmental processes and data.

A staple of downtown Tuscaloosa's cityscape will likely be gone before Spring after a city committee recommended proceeding with its demolition to make way for the Saban Center.