TPD Boat Sinks While Responding to Marina Fire
A Tuscaloosa Police Department Marine Unit boat sank Sunday morning after responding to a marina fire.
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COVID-19 Forces Tuscaloosa Brewery to Close
A Tuscaloosa brewery has been forced to temporarily close after one of its employees tested positive for the novel Coronavirus.
58 Tuscaloosa City Employees Are Quarantined Because of COVID-19
The novel Coronavirus pandemic continues to impact West Alabama, and now 58 City of Tuscaloosa employees are out because of the virus.
Sanitary Sewer Overflow Affects Rum Creek, Cypress Creek Areas
The City of Tuscaloosa says the overflow is ongoing at the 31st Avenue East and 47th Street East, flowing into an unnamed tributary of Rum Creek which flows into Cypress Creek.
Six Things You Need to Know About Tuscaloosa's New Mask Mandate
Face masks are required within the City of Tuscaloosa through August 5th. Here's what you need to know about Tuscaloosa's new mask mandate.
Bryant-Denny Stadium Construction: The Good, Bad and Ugly
Alabama's Athletic Director Greg Byrne shared photos of the Bryant-Denny construction project today on Twitter, but AL.com's Joseph Goodman paints a different picture of the $92.5 million renovation project. With the prospects of a less than capacity crowd at games this season, it begs the…
Alabama Discloses Level 3 and 4 NCAA Violations
The University of Alabama Athletics department has released its level three and four NCAA violations that each program has committed over the last calendar year. The Crimson Tide disclosed six violations across five sports, football, women's soccer, women's crew, and men's and women&a…
Tuscaloosa Approves Mask Mandate; Read Full Ordinance Here
The City of Tuscaloosa unanimously approved an ordinance requiring face masks to be worn in public beginning July 6th. Read the full ordinance here.
Governor Kay Ivey Extends 'Safer at Home' Order Through July 31st
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has extended the state's current "Safer at Home" order through Friday, July 31st in an effort to reduce the spread of the novel Coronavirus.
UA Requires COVID-19 Testing, Face Masks for New Semester
The University of Alabama will require all faculty and staff to undergo COVID-19 testing and to wear face masks as part of its plans to return to normal operations this fall.