The Strip

It’s that time of year again! Alabama football is just around the corner and there's going to be something new on The Strip this year.

Police in Tuscaloosa are getting ready for another college football season at the University of Alabama. Here's what changes fans can expect around the Strip.

The city of Tuscaloosa's third Whataburger is almost set to open on the Strip, where food will reportedly be served all day and night.

When Tuscaloosa's third Whataburger opens later this year, things are going to look different -- the Texas-based chain is ditching their normal bright orange branding at the new store on the Strip.

There was no shooting or any other major violent crime on the Tuscaloosa Strip Saturday, contrary to rumors swirling around social media this weekend.

Owners of a restaurant and club on the Tuscaloosa Strip have filed a new civil rights lawsuit against the city, mayor Walt Maddox and the entire seven-member city council.

The owners of a sports bar on the Tuscaloosa Strip accused city leaders of racism in a lawsuit filed this week over changes that will devastate the business.

The police departments at the University of Alabama and the city of Tuscaloosa are opening a joint precinct on the Strip to increase safety there, they announced Friday.

Following the arrest of former Alabama men's basketball player, Darius Miles, his attorney has released a statement, saying Miles and his family are "heartbroken" over the incident.

An independent coffeehouse that has become a staple in Starkville is hoping to do the same in Tuscaloosa when they open on the UA Strip sometime next month.