Tuscaloosa Thread

Terrion Arnold's agent, Nicole Lynn, testified on Friday that four NFL teams have interest in the former Alabama DB, including the Houston Texans, who had him in for a workout following his release from Detroit.

A former Alabama Gold Glove shortstop celebrated a major milestone on Thursday night, launching the first home run of his MLB career during the Atlanta Braves' 10-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Local youth will put their business skills to the test during Lemonade Day Tuscaloosa on July 17 at the newly renovated Jaycee Park Club.

A Fourth of July weekend trip to a hunting camp in Conecuh County ended in tragedy for two University of Alabama students from Mobile. Discarded fires apparently the cause.

The head of University of Alabama's police force just got back from ten weeks at Quantico — and the program he completed has shaped law enforcement leadership for 90 years.

Before the November vote, there's a legal battle playing out over where exactly Alabama's Republican governor nominee actually calls home.

A golf tournament in Tuscaloosa is doing something pretty meaningful this fall — and it's not just about the game.

A long-running road widening project on US-11 in Vance is nearly complete, with ALDOT planning to open both southbound lanes by Friday evening.

Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer was named to the Dodd Trophy Preseason Watchlist, presented to one coach every year in college football.

Elizabeth Baptist Church will host the 120th Northwest District State Session, welcoming church leaders from across Alabama July 13 to 15.

Despite not reaching 1,000 yards rushing in 2025, former Alabama running back Josh Jacobs still made his fifth appearance in the NFL Top 100.

Investigator Justin Beal of the University of Alabama Police Department has died after a years-long battle with a rare and aggressive cancer. He was a former Tuscaloosa Police Department officer.

Gas prices in Tuscaloosa are climbing, and this time it's not just the usual summer surge — something bigger is driving it.

Explore the Downtown Tuscaloosa Coffee Trail through July 31.

Five new faces just joined the board working to bring tuition-free healthcare education to Alabama — and a couple of them are from Tuscaloosa.