Editor's Picks

A large portion of the show is centered around a high-profile case in Tuscaloosa, AL.

I had money, yes money, that was "unclaimed" and waiting for me. All I had to do was fill out a few forms. This week is National Unclaimed Property Week, and Alabama residents are missing out.

I can not handle a roach at my favorite eating establishment in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. This breaks my heart. One of my absolute FAVORITE restaurants was CLOSED DOWN recently because of a "roach infestation" according to the Alabama Department of Public Health.

Low temps in the TEENS over the next several days in the region. Friday and Saturday night lows are 13 and 18 degrees. Ok, that's cold for Alabama. I would argue that is cold for any city but I know folks up north would dispute that notion.

An Alabama man is someone that went through the terror of being lost in the Gulf Of Mexico after falling off a cruise ship. He had NOTHING to float on or even a smart phone to call for help. How is it possible he survived all night in the water?

A tragic story of a young man, only 15, has touched many across the nation. Tragedy that has an inspiring message that connects all the way to Tuscaloosa, Alabama. His name is Ethan Glynn and he is in the 9th grade.

A Youtube video from a couple years back, recently has been all over social media here in 2022. The claim? These are the 10 cities that are the most redneck in our fair state. I know, that seems odd, I mean, it is Alabama. NO, not every city in Alabama is "redneck". The video is satire, clearly, meant to be fun and not trying to offend.

The artist with 8 Grammy Awards, 14 CMA's and 10 ACM's is coming to Tuscaloosa to play the Tuscaloosa Amphitheatre on July 14, 2022. He will be joined by Elle King and Madeline Edwards. Of Course, Elle King has a huge hit right now called "Drunk and I Don't Wanna Go Home".

A serious accident on Interstate 20/59 West near McCalla is causing very long delays. Traffic is backed up over 2 miles at this point.

Many have asked for this. The list of Steering Committee members responsible for knocking Tripp Powell off the ballot for Alabama State Senate District 21. What kind of precedent is being set with this decision. A private citizen, at the time, donates $500 to a friends campaign for Mayor of Tuscaloosa. This should mean you can't run for office if you are a republican?