Tuscaloosa Thread

Alabama returned to the practice field on Monday for the Crimson Tide's 15th practice of fall camp. Check out the practice in a photo gallery, featuring images provided by UA!

Alabama freshman safety Jireh Edwards suffered an injury during Monday morning's practice and will undergo surgery, according to Yea Alabama.

Tuscaloosa's mayor is warning the dozens of nonprofits, agencies, and outside organizations that receive city money that the way they get it is about to get more scrutiny.

Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer addressed the media on Monday, where he provided health updates on EJ Crowell, Noah Rogers, Lotzeir Brooks, and Jeremiah Beaman.

40-year-old Henry D. Stallworth died when the 2021 Jeep Wrangler he was driving left the roadway, struck multiple trees and overturned according to Troopers.

The grand opening of the new standalone Raising Cane's restaurant in central Tuscaloosa drew a huge crowd of prize-seekers, politicians, a few PETA protestors, and police despite high temperatures Monday morning.

Perry County Schools shut down after an anonymous threat was called in Sunday, just 18 days into the new school year.

West Alabama gets a brief break from triple-digit heat this week, but hotter temperatures could return by the weekend.

Alabama returned to the practice field on Sunday morning for the Tide's 14th practice of Fall Camp 2026. Check out practice in a photo gallery!

A Tuscaloosa County high school principal lost his home to a fire Friday night while attending his school's football game, according to a message shared by Northside High School.

The Crimson Tide's quarterback battle has been settled, with the Crimson Tide's coaching staff naming Keelon Russell the 2026 starter.

West Alabama high school football is back! Week 0 kicks off all the action, what are the latest scores from our area?

Tuscaloosa Academy Senior QB Mark Norris led the Knights to a 33-12 victory over Sulligent to start the season 1-0.

Hillcrest exploded for 43 first-half points and never looked back, crushing County High 64-0 behind a dominant defense in the season opener.

The West Alabama Food & Wine Festival has raised $356,000 for local nonprofits since it started, and now one more organization could benefit from that generosity.