Tuscaloosa Thread

Epsilon Industries broke ground Friday morning on a 65,000-square-foot expansion of its Tuscaloosa manufacturing facility, a more than $15 million capital investment expected to create 26 new jobs in West Alabama.

State transportation dollars don't always make headlines, but when they land at a local airport with plans for new construction, it's worth paying attention.

Pre-K through 4th grade, one brand-new building, and a community that pulled together across two towns to make it happen. That kind of thing doesn't come along very often.

UPDATE: A teenager missing from Duncanville has been located safely.

August starts with a storm threat, as strong-to-severe storms could bring damaging winds up to 60 mph across much of West Alabama Saturday.

The Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind's Tuscaloosa Regional Center is part of a nationally accredited network recognized for providing high-quality services.

Poll workers are already assigned, absentee deadlines are set, and Alabama's August 11 Special Primary is closer than a lot of people realize.

A small town in Alabama lost one of its own, and somehow the whole country felt it.

Before Alabama even signed the deal, there were already red flags about this prison healthcare company. Somehow, a billion-dollar contract happened anyway.

Tide Talk luncheons with Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer returns for another season as fans can purchase tickets for a luncheon before four home games in 2026.

The Birmingham Stallions are no more after reports that the Stallions will leave the Magic City after five years.

A Tuscaloosa roofing manufacturer and a local contractor have teamed up to put a new roof on the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama's building in downtown Tuscaloosa.

Tuscaloosa's first standalone Raising Cane's has an official opening date, and it's only weeks away.

Six units at The Walk, a luxury student apartment complex steps from the University of Alabama campus, have been declared uninhabitable by a city inspector due to mold issues, less than two weeks before the fall semester begins.

West Alabama could see strong to severe storms Saturday, and here's what you need to know.