Tuscaloosa Thread

Alabama will host its second scrimmage of fall camp on Thursday morning! What do we want to hear from the Tide following the scrimmage?

Bring the entire family for an exciting night of rodeo action, children’s activities, and great food.

A striking new patrol car turned heads around Tuscaloosa this week, and it has an unusual backstory: it started out as evidence in a crime.

Alabama junior wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams was named to the Biletnikoff Award Watchlist, awarded annually to the top pass catcher in college football.

A new look at Google search trends reveals America’s favorite M&M’s varieties, and Alabama’s top choice keeps things pretty traditional.

Tuscaloosa landed near the bottom of a new ranking of 300 U.S. real estate markets, despite receiving relatively strong marks for local job growth.

An overturned vehicle on US 11 is part of why northbound traffic is at a standstill right now. Crews are working to clear it.

A pair of incoming Crimson Tide freshmen earned a spot on D1Baseball and Prep Baseball's top-150 freshman on campus rankings

A third juvenile has been arrested and charged with capital murder in the death of a 19-year-old Tuscaloosa man killed during a gun sale gone wrong earlier this month, according to the Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes Unit.

Six Crimson Tide players were tabbed on the Preseason Coaches All-SEC Teams, announced on Wednesday afternoon.

Alabama and Tennessee have agreed to wear their traditional home jerseys during the Third Saturday in October Rivalry in 2026 and 2027.

Alabama returned to the practice field for Fall Camp practice No. 12! Check out Wednesday's practice in a photo gallery!

Mayor Walt Maddox is recommending the city take ownership of six local parks currently managed by the Tuscaloosa County Park and Recreation Authority to close the gap between the parks the city already maintains and the ones it doesn't.

The future of a number of dilapidated apartments on Mimosa Park Road is now dependent on the owners following through on an agreement with the City of Tuscaloosa to dramatically improve them.

Tuscaloosa City Council President Kip Tyner has ended speculation about his health with a social media post to "set the record straight," and said he is on the mend after a week in DCH Regional Medical Center.