Tuscaloosa Thread

It's the final week of the regular season! Who takes positive momentum into the postseason, and who wrapped up their season on Friday night?

Stephanie LaShon's over-the-top Halloween decorations are turning heads in Tuscaloosa, and she's inviting the community to experience them in person.

Governor Kay Ivey is encouraging Alabamians to vote November 3 as major statewide races, legislative seats and constitutional amendments appear on ballots.

School buses in Tuscaloosa are seeing a spike in illegal passings. It's a problem that could have ended badly already.

A former salon owner whose family has lived in Alberta for generations is running for the Tuscaloosa City Council seat Kip Tyner held for nearly three decades, and he wants people to know where they are when they get there.

It was a packed party in Five Points Friday as the new Piggly Wiggly grocery store celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting and hours of giveaways from local vendors and specials on the fully-stocked store in East Tuscaloosa.

Tommy Tuberville's Senate seat is up for grabs, and two very different candidates are competing to represent Alabama in Washington.

Tuscaloosa County voters are weighing in on a local amendment Tuesday that would let the county's full-time mayor tap into the state retirement system, the same way other county officials do.

With Halloween and daylight saving time ending this weekend, ALDOT urges Alabama drivers and pedestrians to take extra precautions after dark.

One Alabama family's nightly encounters with a shadowy girl figure led them to uncover something buried deep in their backyard.

Four new amendments are headed to Alabama ballots, touching everything from school pledges to county school mergers and legislative pay.

The Five Points Piggly Wiggly has been open since late September, but its formal grand opening is Friday, and B&W Foods is using it to put two dozen local and regional vendors in the aisles.

The Hank Poore Foundation holds its sixth annual Ale On Wheels fundraiser Friday evening at the Buddy Powell Pavilion, with two live acts, four food trucks and Halloween in the air.

The annual Breakthrough T1D walk returns to Tuscaloosa on Sunday afternoon, raising money for Type 1 diabetes research.

Doug Jones joined 105.1 The Block to discuss Alabama's governor's race, rising costs, healthcare, jobs and concerns facing Black communities.