Tuscaloosa Thread

Historic Tuscaloosa is seeking volunteers for its Annual Workday to help preserve the city's historic landmarks.

Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer has a reputation as someone who doesn't use profanity, so when he does, it stands out and makes a point.

Alabama was picked to finish 6th in the SEC in the preseason SEC media poll and 11th in the preseason coaches poll. Alabama sees the disrespect entering 2026.

Alabama wrapped up fall camp practice No. 1 on Wednesday morning! Check out practice in a photo gallery from the University of Alabama!

Governor Kay Ivey has issued a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever killed Carrie Loraine Bowles, a Cottondale woman whose 1996 murder remains unsolved nearly three decades later.

DCH Health System will expand its West Alabama Palliative Care program on August 10, extending specialized support to patients after they leave the hospital.

Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer says former five-star running back EJ Crowell is returning to form after missing most of spring with a lower-body injury.

The Alabama GOP's 300-member executive committee didn't split on this one — they backed closed primaries without a single opposing voice.

Eighty-five confirmed cases of a parasitic illness in Alabama — and health officials think the real number could be much higher than that due to mild cases being unreported.

A two-million-square-foot data center proposed in Brookwood would be developed by Applied Digital Corporation, a Dallas-based developer of artificial-intelligence data centers, public documents show.

Impact Nation Fellowship Church will host a free Back-to-School Bash with school supplies for Tuscaloosa-area students.

The mayor is preparing to present his budget to the city. He said there would no surprises.

Mayor Joe Barger and the city of Brookwood invite you to a free back-to-school concert

The Little Lambs Consignment Sale returns to Tuscaloosa Aug. 27-29 with children's clothing, baby gear, toys, books, and more.

The City Council has pushed back a vote to condemn and demolish more than a dozen buildings at a dilapidated apartment complex in southern Tuscaloosa after a long effort to improve conditions there.