Tuscaloosa Thread

Families showed up to the Statehouse this week with questions about loved ones who died in state custody — questions they say nobody has answered.

The Englewood Hulls Volunteer Fire Department has an open door right now — and they're not asking you to show up already knowing anything.

Unfortunately, if bitten, their venom can make you very sick or worse.

Will Roberts never stopped talking about his faith and his will to live, even when things got harder than most of us can imagine. Livestream for his noon services is at www.magnoliafh.com

Strong storms could bring 60 mph wind gusts and isolated flash flooding to West Alabama this afternoon and tonight. Here's what to expect.

A stretch of Skyland Boulevard in Tuscaloosa is backed up right now after a multivehicle crash near Walmart — and the flooding that came before it isn't helping things.

August in West Alabama has a rhythm all its own — buses rolling, football pads popping, and church halls filling back up after a quieter summer.

A vigil tonight for Will Robert originally planned to take place at Sipsey Valley High School has been moved inside to the Sipsey Valley Middle School gymnasium beginning at 7 p.m.

The National Weather Service in Birmingham has issued a Flash Flood Warning for south-central Tuscaloosa County until 9:30 p.m. CDT Friday.

Twenty-three Republican governors just sent a pretty pointed message to the Senate — and Alabama's governor was right there signing her name to it.

What would a hypothetical SEC vs. Big Ten challenge look like in football as the SEC and Big Ten stand at opposite ends of the spectrum?

Easterseals of West Alabama has named Dusty Wilder as its permanent Executive Director after she spent five months leading the organization in an interim capacity.

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.