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The defense rested and closing arguments concluded Friday in the ongoing murder trial of Luther Watkins Jr., leaving the jury to begin deliberating after lunch.

A woman who was shot several times in west Tuscaloosa Thursday night is expected to survive, and investigators are searching for the person who fired on her.

Cupid’s got plans for West Alabama this Valentine’s weekend, but will it be sweet or soggy?

The latest bracketology update from ESPN's Joe Lunardi sees the Crimson Tide rise despite losing Bediako after Alabama's three-game win streak.

Downtown Northport to Bloom with 5-Foot Eggs, Community Spirit, Activities, and Springtime Fun with the return of the Northport Bunny Trail.

In a world where busyness is the norm, Scott McCown reminds us how even Jesus navigated a packed schedule with purpose and grace.

Tuberville said he had checked all the boxes to run for Governor of Alabama.

Luther Bernard Watkins, Jr. took the stand to testify on his own behalf in the longest day of testimony in the capital murder trial against him on Thursday.

Tuscaloosa is set for some serious road improvement, with a hefty boost in funding aimed at enhancing public safety and local economy.

The City of Tuscaloosa is gearing up for an event designed to connect job seekers with real opportunities.

At just 12 years old, Jabari Davis is already changing lives in West Alabama through service, compassion, and leadership beyond his years.

It’s been a shaky year for Alabama—sixteen earthquakes and counting. That’s got folks thinking about how to stay safe when the ground starts rumbling.

Alabama will allow the death penalty for certain sexual crimes against children under 12. The new law takes effect October 1, 2026.

Some things just have a way of transporting you back to your childhood.

Per reports, the Crimson Tide is finalizing a deal to hire its new tight ends coach, dipping into the ACC to fill the open coaching position.

In its first game since Charles Bediako's injunction was denied, the Crimson Tide vanquished the Ole Miss Rebels on the road to earn its seventh win of SEC play this season.

Greene County’s Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® chapter and its president are being recognized as part of the 2026 Black History Makers of Alabama.

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State prosecutors rested their case against Luther Watkins Jr. in the murder trial against him, and his attorneys began making their case that it was self-defense when he killed a Tuscaloosa police officer in 2019.

Two upcoming events aim to raise $50,000 to honor Chief Tuskaloosa with a permanent riverfront landmark in downtown Tuscaloosa.

The Leadership Tuscaloosa Class of 2026 is proud to host a series of fundraising events in support of Project Warrior.

Imagine a voice that has shaped worship music for over a decade—Phil Wickham is that voice.

A Tuscaloosa City councilwoman and a community activist had a tense verbal altercation following a city council meeting on Tuesday night, though police say no crime was committed.

With their recent slip against Texas A&M, Alabama's players are eyeing a comeback against Oklahoma. The stakes are high as the season heats up.

After a tough loss, Alabama has some serious reflecting to do. Coach Curry pointed out some game-changing moments that could've turned this around.

What a game! The Crimson Tide women showed incredible determination, pulling ahead just when it mattered most in a nail-biter against Ole Miss.

The radio scene in Tuscaloosa is heating up, with one station standing out. Let’s break down the numbers and the personalities behind the magic.

12 former Alabama players were invited to the NFL combine in Indianapolis, Indiana at the end of February as we officially enter draft season.

The City of Tuscaloosa has dismissed its SSUT lawsuit in a move to work with state lawmakers, while keeping the option to refile if talks fail.

Mark your calendars! Alabama has officially announced the date for the Crimson TIde's A-Day spring game.