Tuscaloosa Thread

That feeling of prolonged, excessive heat wasn’t just in our heads. The facts show that the heat really was as relentless as it felt.

A “No Kings” march and rally is planned for Oct. 17 in downtown Tuscaloosa, with organizers focusing the event on civic engagement and voting rights.

What is the status of Alabama right guard Michael Carroll, and others, on Thursday night's availability report?

Heading to Lexington for Alabama-Kentucky? Here’s your Bama fan guide to the recommended restaurants, attractions, and Kentucky experiences.

Walker County just voted to pull the plug on license plate readers. All its Flock cameras are coming off county roads within 30 days.

When Dr. Jerome McDonald arrived at DCH Regional Medical Center early this year, Tuscaloosa was performing about five or six heart surgeries a year. This week, he completed his 100th open-heart procedure since starting in January.

A local business originally scheduled to reopen Sept. 10 has postponed its return as co-owner James Pruitt prepares for heart valve replacement surgery.

Tired of dating apps? The YLS Dating Game brings singles together for a fun, interactive night of dating, connections, and fundraising in Tuscaloosa.

Tuscaloosa's tennis center just got the nod from the USTA as one of the country's best facilities. Thirty courts, new expansion, and all the trimmings.

Alabama ranks 49th in a new WalletHub study comparing vaccination rates and immunization-related factors across all 50 states and Washington, D.C.

The Tuscaloosa Tennis Center has received a national USTA Outstanding Facility Award following an expansion that increased the facility to 30 courts.

The 2026 NFL season kicks off tomorrow night, following all 32 NFL teams having to make their final roster cuts from 90 players to the 53-man roster. Here is where every former Alabama player sits.

Alabama fans heading to Kentucky, be sure to know what to expect before you go with our weather guide.

Eight students from a mix of local city, county and private schools have been selected as finalists to receive National Merit Scholarships. They are among the 234 students named statewide.

Some student athletes spent their NIL earnings without realizing they owed taxes. A bill sponsored by West Alabama Democrat Congresswoman Terri Sewell would take that burden off their shoulders.