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A new global study ranks Gulf Shores among the least accessible U.S. beach destinations based on driving time and distance from the airport.

Tuscaloosa is considering raising the pay grade for its newly recreated Executive Director of Public Safety by 31 percent, lifting the position's salary ceiling to more than $267,000 and making it the highest-paid job in city government.

Emotions ran high on both sides of the City of Brookwood's town hall Tuesday afternoon as dozens of residents questioned Mayor Joe Barger and the City Council about at least three data centers proposed for the town's industrial corridor.

Our West Alabama heat guide shows forecasted highs, expected heat index values, and when feels-like temperatures will soar past 100°F.

The Roberts lost their 15 year old son Will after a long, brave fight with bone cancer.

Tuscaloosa city offices will close for Labor Day, while garbage, trash and recycling routes will be delayed by one day during the holiday week.

Stillman College is calling generations of Tigers back to campus for an alumni flag football game celebrating the college’s 150th anniversary.

Tuscaloosa Oktoberfest is back at Government Plaza on Saturday, October 3rd, bringing German food, live music, a 5K and a race between dachshunds back downtown.

An eight million dollar federal investment is turning Alabama's campus buses into mobile research labs studying heat, batteries, and grid power.

Former Yea Alabama content director Robert Aaron Suttles pled guilty to a Class A misdemeanor charge of soliciting prostitution following his July arrest.