Bryant-Denny Stadium

The Crimson Tide's opener against Utah State will mark the first time alcohol has ever been available at a University of Alabama sporting event.

The Tuscaloosa City Council approved a concessionaire's application to sell alcohol inside Bryant-Denny Stadium Tuesday, paving the way for sales to begin at the Tide's home games this fall.

Five months after several graves were vandalized in Tuscaloosa's Evergreen Cemetery, a contractor is preparing to restore eight headstones that were pulled down.

The University of Alabama's concessionaire, Levy Premium Food Service LP, applied for a liquor license with the city of Tuscaloosa this week and could be approved as early as this month.

The city of Tuscaloosa and the University of Alabama have mended fences after a rare spat between the two institutions over alcohol sales inside UA venues.

The Alabama Crimson Tide was back in action for the second scrimmage of the 2022 season on Saturday. The Tide now has one final week of spring practice remaining before the annual A-Day contest on April 16.

An online petition seeks to rename the press box at Bryant-Denny Stadium in honor of longtime Tuscaloosa News sports columnist Cecil Hurt, who passed away Tuesday afternoon.

Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne, ever a man of the people, took notice of the discussion and decided to take action. Byrne's first step was to listen to the playlist himself and axe songs that clearly don't belong.

As parents and family come into Tuscaloosa and prepare to celebrate the Tide the Alabama athletic department wants to encourage fans planning on going to Bryant-Denny to download their mobile tickets and parking passes ahead of time.

Alabama will turn on the lights for its next home game.