Traffic

The Alabama Department of Transportation is all but finished with their major project to expand McFarland Boulevard in north Tuscaloosa and into Northport.

A stretch of Rice Mine Road in Tuscaloosa will be closed to traffic for five days later this month, weather permitting, as the ambitious project to extend McWright's Ferry Road continues.

One of the busiest roads in Tuscaloosa is closed after a motorcyclist was badly injured in a Friday afternoon collision.

A massive amount of congestion in Tuscaloosa is building on 20/59 around Exit 73 / McFarland Boulevard and is backed up for miles. It is not an area that you want to be in if you can possibly avoid it. Several reports have come in from local motorists on how bad the traffic is in these areas...

Picture this: you're cruising down the highway, minding your own business, when suddenly someone decides your lane is their personal drag strip.

Police officers work day and night to protect our communities, and that includes officers with four legs. K-9 officers and their handlers/partners often become very close on and off duty. Recently, a Pickens County deputy showed the strength of the bond that exists between them.

Residents in West Alabama are being asked to find alternate routes as a major road has been shut down completely.

The eastbound lanes of U.S. 82 near the 37 mile marker in Tuscaloosa County are currently blocked and will be for an undetermined amount of time.

It's been a rough couple of days for commuters on 20/59 between Tuscaloosa and Birmingham. However, that's not out of the ordinary for most that are familiar with that stretch of highway. We've received multiple reports from motorists claiming that it is still a bit of a mess this afternoon...

A young Tuscaloosa woman was seriously injured but survived after she was struck by a vehicle on McFarland Boulevard Monday night.