Original Features

From Civil Rights landmarks to music legends, Alabama's smaller towns are a reminder of the rich stories hidden in plain sight.

With political violence on the rise, the call for respectful disagreement has never been more important. Let’s discuss how we can all contribute to a healthier dialogue.

As we remember 9/11, we’re reminded of the courage displayed by everyday heroes. Let’s revisit that day together.

With 8-bit music and a nod to classic RPGs, Tuscaloosa's Chris Guin has crafted a game that feels both familiar and fresh.

How often do fatal accidents occur on Alabama roadways? How many of those wrecks involved drivers under the influence?

On June 15, 1919, a routine boat trip turned catastrophic on the Black Warrior River. What led to the tragic capsizing of the Mary Frances?

A mother's cries for justice are growing louder, not softer, four years after her son was fatally shot while walking around the Tuscaloosa Strip four years ago.

A retired Tuscaloosa County man volunteering his time and expertise to help Ukrainians in their war with Russia feels lucky to be unhurt after a large bomb hit a residential area near him overnight.

Katie Britt is fired up about watching the Tide roll Saturday as Kalen DeBoer and no. 4 Alabama take on Kirby Smart's second-ranked Georgia Bulldogs on Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

A few months after opening his brick-and-mortar bakery on Loop Road, Ben Rosario finds himself a long way from where he started and good distance from where he wants to go, too.