Politics

Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox's proposed budget for the next fiscal year would marginally increase the cost of city services and give a raise to all municipal employees, he told the city council Tuesday.

City leaders gathered in a breathtaking new public space on the banks of the Black Warrior River Thursday to celebrate the grand opening of Tuscaloosa's Western Riverwalk.

The date of the Democratic National Convention might keep Joe Biden and Kamala Harris off Alabama's ballots in November's general election, Secretary of State Wes Allen said Tuesday.

Polls have closed in Alabama's primary elections, which were also held in more than a dozen other states and territories on this Super Tuesday ahead of November's Presidential election.

Elected officials in Northport will soon weigh partnering with private developers on another of their signature recreation projects, city officials confirmed Friday.

Leaders from across West Alabama returned home Thursday after an overnight trip to Montgomery to meet with state officials and learn their plans for 2024.

Leaders from West Alabama traveled to the state's capital Wednesday for the annual Montgomery Drive-In, where they are in for a whirlwind of meetings with many of the state's elected officials and agency leaders.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. brought his Independent Presidential campaign to Tuscaloosa Wednesday and told a small crowd he was the best hope to beat two historically unpopular "main party" candidates.

Independent Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will make a campaign stop in Tuscaloosa Wednesday on the campus of the University of Alabama.

Every Tuscaloosa Police officer will make use of a body camera as they interact with the public in the future, members of the city council pledged Tuesday.