Downed power lines have forced the closure of a portion of Alabama Highway 69 North in Tuscaloosa County.
A woman has been charged following a dispute involving multiple people at the Applebee's restaurant inside University Mall Monday
TCS is seeking bus drivers for the 2026-27 school year and will host a hiring fair next week to fill eight open positions.
The National Weather Service forecast office in Birmingham has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Tuscaloosa County.
Three Tuscaloosa City Schools will receive more than $65,000 in musical instrument donations through the Morgan Wallen Foundation.
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A former Alabama basketball player's defamation lawsuit against the newspaper will soon head to a jury trial in Tuscaloosa.
A Tuscaloosa judge has ordered the man accused of killing DCH nurse Ada Doss to be involuntarily medicated.
Investigators provided additional details Friday following a deadly officer-involved shooting Thursday morning in Vance.
Alabama opened the 2026 Women’s College World Series with a statement Thursday night by defeating No. 2 seed UCLA 6-3 at Devon Park.
Construction will begin Monday, June 1, on the final phase of the Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard/Jack Warner Parkway Improvements Project.
Kentuck Art Center on Thursday announced that Kim Mitchell and Timothy Weber will serve as judges for the 55th Kentuck Festival of the Arts.
Alabama is seeking its first College World Series appearance since 1999 and enters the NCAA Tournament as one of the SEC’s hottest teams.
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Investigators provided additional details after one person was killed and another injured in an officer-involved shooting Thursday morning.
Deviled egg lovers from across West Alabama are invited to a new culinary competition this weekend
Here's the latest on the controversial and highly anticipated Sports Illustrated Resort set to open in Tuscaloosa in the coming years.
The Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes Unit is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occured Thursday morning
From local diamonds to the WCWS spotlight, meet the West Alabama natives chasing a national title this week.
The UA SGA recently swore in its 115th administration of student leaders.
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The University of West Alabama has hired Benjamin White as the inaugural head coach of its new women’s flag football program.
Here's a look at where you can watch the Crimson Tide football team on television to start the 2026 college football season.
All SEC student-athletes will now have to complete a new sports gambling education program.
An Aliceville man was killed Monday afternoon in a two-vehicle crash in Pickens County.
Here's how local parents and guardians can provide input to those battling human trafficking and online crimes targeting children.
The award was presented during the Women’s College World Series banquet in Oklahoma City.
A federal judge has denied a request from UA students seeking to force the school to reinstate two student-run magazines.
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs is facing five criminal charges relating to domestic violence.
The Crimson Tide earned the No. 1 overall seed and is making its 16th appearance in the WCWS
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TCSS is currently accepting applicants for its next school bus driver training class, with instruction set to begin next week.
Alabama Shakes will return to Tuscaloosa next month for the band’s only Alabama stop on its 2026 U.S. Tour.
Families across Tuscaloosa are invited to take part in the 2026 “Fathers in the Park” community event scheduled for Saturday, June 13
A Selma man was killed early Tuesday morning after the bicycle he was riding was struck by a vehicle on Alabama 14 in Dallas County.
ALDOT announced Tuesday it will conduct a routine inspection of the Woolsey Finnell Bridge in Tuscaloosa next week.
Here's the latest in Alabama's push to redraw congressional district lines that would favor Republicans in congress.
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