Tuscaloosa Thread

Alabama has wrapped up the second scrimmage of fall camp! Check out Thursday morning's scrimmage in a photo gallery!

PETA plans to stage a graphic protest outside the grand opening of Tuscaloosa's new Raising Cane's location Monday, with a demonstrator depicting a mock chicken being "slaughtered" to protest the poultry industry.

Kalen DeBoer didn't tip his hand at quarterback following Alabama's second scrimmage, but both were sharper pre-snap today compared to last week.

Mercedes-Benz U.S. International suspended production at its Vance plant for part of the day after a team member experienced a medical emergency, the company confirmed.

The Saban Center has named Dr. Jamie Burke as its new Director of Development, filling a key fundraising role as the $120 million learning campus in downtown Tuscaloosa works toward its eventual opening.

Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox has recommended a $356 million budget for fiscal year 2027, which raises pay for every employee and directs more than $100 million to public safety, while trimming the operating budget of every city department.

The Storm Prediction Center has West Alabama and the entire State under a “Marginal Risk” for strong to severe thunderstorms.

West Alabama residents are in for another hot and humid day as ‘feels-like’ temperatures continue to soar.

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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.