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The National Weather Service in Birmingham has issued a Flood Watch for portions of Alabama.

Tuscaloosa residents helped keep the community cleaner and safer during the city's annual Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Day.

The Tuscaloosa NAACP will honor Sarah Thompson as its 2026 Juneteenth Living Legend for her lifelong contributions to civil rights, education, & equal justice.

Four former Alabama State basketball players have been permanently ruled ineligible following a sports betting investigation.

Tuscaloosa residents are invited to help build a community garden, connect with neighbors and create a lasting resource for local families.

There's nothing like summer evenings filled with music, and Tuscaloosa's got just the right vibe with its free Friday concerts.

Theatre Tuscaloosa has unveiled its 2026-2027 season, featuring six productions under the theme “Thrills and Chills.”

The City of Tuscaloosa is partnering with the 151st Army Band to host a free community concert celebrating America's 250th Anniversary.

150 Alabama National Guard soldiers will support operations in Washington, D.C., during America’s 250th anniversary celebration.

Alabamians are invited to showcase the beauty, wildlife, and outdoor adventures of America's state parks by entering the America's State Parks Photo Contest.