Tuscaloosa Events

Hundreds donned masks and braved high heat Sunday afternoon to join the Tuscaloosa Peaceful Racial Justice Rally outside the Federal Courthouse downtown.

Test available to those who meet official State testing guidelines. Test are limited, insurance information will be collected.

Fresh Produce and Fruit will be given away to the public as support during the COVID-19 Crisis.

Two days after the NCAA announced it was clearing football and men's and women's basketball athletes to return to college campuses on June 1, the SEC announced that voluntary in-person activities may resume on June 8. SEC schools may bring back football and basketball athletes to campus fo…

The Farmers Market will reopen this Saturday, May 21, 2020, at the Tuscaloosa River Market from 7 am until Noon with specific guidance on social distancing.

The Bryant-Denny construction site was quite over the weekend as work was suspended due to some employees testing positive for COVID-19 coronavirus. The project has been allowed to continue throughout the pandemic as Kay Ivey declared construction as essential. Caddell Construction Company did not d…

With COVID-19, many people figured graduation ceremonies would be canceled. It's looking like postponed is the better word.

The summer time is usually a crucial time of preparation for football teams everywhere. Weightlifting, conditioning and summer competitions are a staple across high school football across the country. Today the Alabama High School Athletic Association released a memo stating that summer competitions…

Memorial Day is a time to honor the men and women who died serving in the United States military. Due to the COVID-19 the Veterans Memorial Park in Tuscaloosa has rescheduled their Memorial Day Program.

The Alabama Department of Transportation sent out two releases Monday and Tuesday informing of more construction in Tuscaloosa beginning the morning of Saturday May 9.