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There’s something special about a song that represents where you come from.

Curious what November has in store for West Alabama as fall winds down? Here’s what the weather could bring!

McDonald's McRib is back, and fall favorites are hitting menus across town right now.

Majestic Girls founder Patrice Spence is hosting a free event Oct. 31 in Tuscaloosa to uplift cancer patients and survivors, featuring comedian LP.

Two different years saw three presidents sworn in. The first was 1841, when illness and tragedy reshaped the course of the nation.

Many voters stop halfway through their ballots, letting a fewer people decide who runs your county sheriff's office and schools.

Cody Johnson went from fighting in different towns to winning country music's biggest awards. His rise tells a wild story.

'We went down a lot of roads, lived a lot of life and saw a lot of sunsets together.'

Tuscaloosa’s first Beef ‘O’ Brady’s opened Monday on McFarland Boulevard, drawing city and Chamber of Commerce officials to a ribbon-cutting at the sports bar and restaurant.

In his book 'Heart Life Music,' Chesney details how opening his heart to dogs helped shape his relationship with girlfriend Mary Nolan, and suggests that he and Nolan may have undergone a romantic breakup.

Governor Amanda Clark may not be the goody two-shoes we think she is.

Crews are driving piles for temporary railroad bridge spans near the Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater. It’s a first step in the final but multi-year phase of Tuscaloosa’s Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Jack Warner Parkway project.

Alabama was on the practice field on Wednesday of the bye week as the Crimson Tide still has all of its goals ahead of it entering the final month of the regular season.

Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer expressed confidence in Noah Rogers despite the NC State transfer not seeing many snaps since his return from injury.

Business leaders spent Wednesday morning framing yet another Habitat for Humanity house in West Tuscaloosa with construction financed by the nonprofit foundation run by Nick & Terry Saban.

Country music is ready to ring in the holiday season!

Lady A had no idea how much they would need this song.

Five candidates have qualified to run for Kip Tyner’s seat on the Tuscaloosa City Council, and voters in District 5 will head to the polls on Tuesday, December 8.

Country fans will get a taste of summer this December as Alan Jackson's final concert airs on NBC.

Luke Bryan almost killed his biggest hit over one lyric he thought was way too cheesy for country radio.

Brooks is taking the Blame It All On My Roots Tour up North.

SO, WHAT DOES ROLL TIDE REALLY MEAN?

Nearly 30 years later, that little Northport beginning has grown into a significant grocery operation serving communities throughout West Alabama.

Planning Halloween in West Alabama? Check our county-by-county weather guide to see what’s in the forecast before you head out trick-or-treating.

Alabama, get ready for a little more shut-eye. Clocks are falling back, but what’s the latest on the Sunshine Protection Act? Get the details!

A Tuscaloosa tech creator built an app that lets people share their faith journey with the folks who matter most to them.

Miranda revisited one of the hardest chapters of her life and explained how she turned the experience into music.

Diamonds for Doulas and WAWC Healthcare are hosting a virtual childbirth education class Nov. 4 to help expecting families understand labor induction.

From handwritten vows over morning coffee to a George Strait classic, Walker Montgomery and Krista Slaubaugh made their wedding a reflection of their country roots and life together.

Applications are open for the 2027 Druid City Arts Festival in Tuscaloosa. Artists, musicians and vendors can apply for the April event.