Tuscaloosa City Council

The Tuscaloosa City Council and Mayor Walt Maddox condemned a local restaurant after one of its owners used a racist slur to refer to Black customers there, but said the city cannot legally punish them.

City officials said Tuesday that an ammunition vending machine powered by artificial intelligence selling bullets in a Tuscaloosa grocery store is both real and legal.

The Tuscaloosa City Council has unanimously voted to rename a local street in honor of Dr. Ramesh Peramsetty, the founder of several medical offices operating under the banner of the Crimson Network.

A charge accusing Tuscaloosa City Councilman Cassius Lanier of failure to pay taxes has been dismissed after he settled financial matters related to the case.

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

Tuscaloosa businessman Stan Pate is looking to bring Guthrie's back to its former home on Skyland Boulevard not far from the bridge recently named for his father.

The city of Tuscaloosa is closed to new bars after the City Council voted without much ceremony to stop approving new applications for the rest of 2023.

Leaders in Tuscaloosa will begin weighing the idea of a moratorium on allowing any new bars to open in the city as they struggle to maintain a functional police force.

Mayor Walk Maddox, members of the Tuscaloosa City Council and area leaders gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Western Riverwalk Expansion, an ELEVATE Tuscaloosa project.

The city of Tuscaloosa will not allow two new businesses to open as gastropubs, which function like restaurants during the day and like bars later at night.