Tuscaloosa Thread

Lost Pizza is turning kids into pizza makers this summer — one stretched dough and loaded topping at a time.

A nurse was killed in her own hospital's parking lot, and now the legal battle over who's responsible is playing out in a Tuscaloosa courtroom.

The Alignment Experience brought men of all ages together in Tuscaloosa for honest conversations about mental health, vulnerability and personal growth.

Northport residents can take part in free outdoor fitness classes beginning July 11 at the Western Levee Trailhead.

Workers didn't get paid, vendors got left holding the bag, and a state lawmaker from Tuscaloosa wants to know how Alabama ended up in business with them in the first place.

Best of all, this event is completely FREE, but seating is limited, so reserve your spot today!

The Hale County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help locating a Greensboro mother and her three young children who have been missing since late June.

Alabama adds its fifth commitment and second quarterback to the 2028 recruiting class with in-state, 4-star quarterback Kingston Preyear.

The historic Bama Theatre in downtown Tuscaloosa has been awarded a $75,000 state preservation grant to replace windows and fund other building updates.

A Winfield woman has been sentenced to two consecutive life terms in the abuse and death of her infant son, Kahleb Collins.

Terrion Arnold's agent, Nicole Lynn, testified on Friday that four NFL teams have interest in the former Alabama DB, including the Houston Texans, who had him in for a workout following his release from Detroit.

A former Alabama Gold Glove shortstop celebrated a major milestone on Thursday night, launching the first home run of his MLB career during the Atlanta Braves' 10-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Local youth will put their business skills to the test during Lemonade Day Tuscaloosa on July 17 at the newly renovated Jaycee Park Club.

A Fourth of July weekend trip to a hunting camp in Conecuh County ended in tragedy for two University of Alabama students from Mobile. Discarded fires apparently the cause.

The head of University of Alabama's police force just got back from ten weeks at Quantico — and the program he completed has shaped law enforcement leadership for 90 years.