Tuscaloosa Thread

Congresswoman Terri Sewell's free annual job fair returns to Selma on August 6, connecting job seekers with employers from across Alabama.

The community in Brookwood is showing up for a family that's been through more than most of us can imagine — and the turnout is expected to be something special.

Tommy Tuberville's calling his transition crew the "Golden Age Action Team" — and they've already got a game plan before he's even won the election.

Tuscaloosa's RESPECT Back-to-School Rally will offer free school supplies, giveaways, resources, and family fun on August 6.

Starting August 1st, Channel 42 is getting a whole new identity — and if you watch CBS for football season, you might want to pay attention to this one.

A pair of important Carolina Panthers set to miss significant time ahead of a pivotal fourth season of the Bryce Young era

A prominent figure in University of Alabama athletics media has been charged with soliciting prostitution after being arrested Thursday as part of a human trafficking sting in north Shelby County.

It started as a bill about Chinese ownership in the auto industry. Now it has Ted Cruz accusing General Motors of using it to take down Mercedes as a competitor.

Former Alabama star Jim Jarvis is making a strong case to stick in Atlanta’s lineup, hitting .300 since his July 2 call-up and forcing a tough decision as Ha-Seong Kim nears his return.

Stillman College has received a $2.24 million NSF grant to strengthen STEM education and prepare students for high-demand careers

Theatre Tuscaloosa is holding open auditions for its upcoming production of "Clue" this weekend, with tryouts scheduled for this Monday and Tuesday at Shelton State Community College.

With Media Days in the rearview mirror, the SEC Preseason Media Poll has been officially released, with Alabama landing six players on the three lists.

East Carolina head coach Blake Harrell was asked about his opening season matchup with the Crimson Tide this fall at American Conference Media Days.

A Marion man was killed last Thursday night when his vehicle left the roadway, struck a tree and caught fire in Perry County, according to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.

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