Polls closed at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Tuscaloosa County, and results from the November 3 general and midterms election are now coming in from over 50 ballot boxes.
The college football world had one major reaction to the initial CFP rankings: Why the hell is Alabama ranked so high? CFP chair Hunter Yurachek explains.
The Tuscaloosa City Council will vote Tuesday evening on spending up to $182,100 with Flock Group, Inc., the surveillance company whose automated license plate readers are already deployed across the city.
On Tuesday, WR Rico Scott and EDGE Yhonzae Pierre dropped hints that the Crimson Tide could be close to full strength when it takes on LSU this Saturday.
The family of Ryan O’Neal Parker will hold the 13th annual Hook a Line, Save a Life bass tournament Saturday at Binion Creek Landing on Lake Tuscaloosa, raising money for organ donation education in his name.
At 91, Loretta Green still carries her 1960 poll tax exemption certificate, reminding Americans why the right to vote should never be taken for granted.
International Automotive Components Group North America will close its Cottondale plant and cut 83 jobs, according to a notice the auto supplier filed with the state Tuesday.