Tuscaloosa Thread

First African Baptist Church will host its “Remembering Tuscaloosa’s Bloody Tuesday” commemorative event on Sunday, June 7 at 2 p.m.

A march with purpose is set for tomorrow, where the spirit of the 1960s will rise again, bringing together generations in the ongoing struggle for voting rights.

As the May primaries approach, local candidates are gearing up to tackle the issues that really matter to our community.

A proposal to close the Gateway Innovation and Discovery Center in Tuscaloosa's Alberta City neighborhood is off the table after feedback from citizens showed the asset is more beloved than its usage statistics might suggest.

Tuscaloosa’s One Place will host Fathers in the Park, a free community celebration of fatherhood in June.

With Alabama’s southern charm still intact, the shifts in our towns reflect more than just numbers—it’s about the people who call them home.

Alabama defeated Ole Miss 5-4 in game one, powered by a tremendous performance from pitchers Fay and Heiberger, who combined for 16 strikeouts.

Strong pitching and clutch offense paves the way for Alabama to win game one over Ole Miss

For five decades, the Theta Delta Chapter Alumni of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. has stood as a pillar of brotherhood, service, and leadership in the Tuscaloosa community.

Mom Prom will be an unforgettable night of dinner, dancing, and fun. Just like your high school prom, but better.