Tuscaloosa Thread

Nate Oats and the Crimson Tide add their first commitment to the 2027 recruiting class with Anderson Diaz, who is a high-level scorer from the Bronx, New York.

As schools close their doors for summer, the excitement is palpable. But what about the learning that slips away during the break?

Rob Vaughn and the Crimson Tide are looking to make some noise in the postseason, and they will turn to the pitching staff in order to do so

Find out the rain chances for your West Alabama community with our rain chance holiday weekend guide.

A young Tuscaloosa County father has been charged with manslaughter after his infant child died from being left in a hot car this afternoon. The 30-year-old father was reportedly drinking throughout the day.

And we’ll see you at the movies.

The spirit of Gordo is alive and well, as the Miss Mule Day Pageant will be bigger and better than ever.

After a season full of fielding errors, Alabama bucked the trend in last weekend's series victory over Ole Miss. What did the Crimson Tide change during practice to fix the season-long blemish?

Heads up, boaters! The Riverview Public Boat Ramp is temporarily closing for some important renovations.

An annual, weeklong civic education camp will bring hundreds of the state’s best and brightest high school seniors to the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa over the next two weeks.

The Junior League of Tuscaloosa wrapped up a successful 2025-2026 league season at their recent May meeting and Annual Awards ceremony.

Celebrating the Memorial Day Holiday Weekend, 92.9 WTUG, along with Mary K., will broadcast live at Julio Jones Kia this Saturday, May 23, from 11 a.m. to 2 pm.

Tuscaloosa Farmers Market is ramping up for summer with Tuesday markets, featuring themes like Tomato Sandwich Day and Peach Party, all while local farmers showcase their fresh goods.

The numbers tell a story of discontent, but behind the scenes, there’s a deeper narrative about Walker County concerns and the push for reform in jail practices.

Pickens County is making a bold move for emergency services with a $10 vehicle fee — a rare moment of unity in a tax-averse state. Let’s break it down.