City of Tuscaloosa

The Alabama Department of Environmental Management sued Tuscaloosa Friday, seeking to punish the city for allegedly discharging more than 41 million gallons of sewage into local waterways since 2018.

Budgets adopted by the Tuscaloosa City Council Tuesday include raises for all city employees, increases to garbage collection and water rates, funding for significant infrastructure projects and more.

Months of heavy road work will kick off on Tuscaloosa's Jack Warner Parkway on Thursday, which will lead to closures there through the end of 2023.

Ten additional dumpsters have been deployed in the city of Tuscaloosa to temporarily help students while moving.

The city of Tuscaloosa is expected to again allow residents to pay overtime parking tickets with school supplies this August.

The McWright's Ferry Road Extension Project is underway which upon completion is expected to cut commute time for citizens and guests and provide additional access for first responders.

The city of Tuscaloosa is trying to address employee concerns in its Environmental Services Division to avoid a potential walkout and disruption of trash collection.

The city of Tuscaloosa will roll out a new and improved 311 mobile app, giving residents an even better one-stop spot to connect with municipal services.

Longtime Tuscaloosa City Schools District 7 board member Erskine Simmons has served the students, parents, and citizens of Tuscaloosa for many years, and through his service many lives have been impacted.

Workers took the first steps toward transforming northern Tuscaloosa last week as they laid the groundwork for the extension of McWright's Ferry Road.