NAACP

The Thursday morning unveiling of a new historic marker on Jack Warner Parkway honors the memory of Black coal miners traumatized or killed in a 1901 mining disaster, but also kicks off the annual convention of the Alabama NAACP.

The state organization of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will host their annual conference here in Tuscaloosa for the first time in memory, maybe ever.

The Tuscaloosa Police Department is standing behind its officers after a video showing them entering a home through a window spread virally online Wednesday.

The Alabama NAACP is searching for the descendants of coal miners who were killed or trapped for days in a 1901 disaster in a mine at Tuscaloosa's Bryce Hospital.

Black leaders in West Alabama were unified in condemning racist texts which were apparently widely distributed to young people of color both locally and across the United States Wednesday.

With a deeply divisive presidential race ending in 12 days, all eyes are on election integrity and the local branch of the NAACP is raising alarms about potential issues here in Tuscaloosa County.

Tuscaloosa's Branch of the NAACP will host two Juneteenth events for local residents.

The Tuscaloosa County Commission caught criticism on claims that new redistricting lines were an act of racial gerrymandering to pack the majority of Black voters into a single district.

Alabama NAACP is sponsoring a drawing to win $1,000 to encourage all Alabamians to get their COVID-19 vaccinations.

Help Save Lives: Wednesday, April 14, 2021, is the Tuscaloosa NAACP Blood Drive