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2 more Crimson Tide players were listed as "out" on Alabama's Friday night availability report, provided by the SEC. The final report will be released 90 minutes prior to kickoff.

Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport paused at 7:46 a.m. Thursday to remember the victims and first responders of the September 11 attacks.

A Restore My Vote Voter Restoration Forum and Drive will be held Sept. 13 at Cornerstone Full Gospel Baptist Church in Tuscaloosa.

The towering statue of Chief Tushkalusa planned for downtown Tuscaloosa is close to fully funded, and the city expects to put the project out to bid by the end of the year.

I Dream Big’s girls’ basketball team seeks community donations to help provide equipment, uniforms, snacks, and other season essentials.

Hummingbirds will soon migrate through Alabama. Learn when they arrive and how to safely feed them during their long journey south.

With Labor Day behind, campaigns for the fall General Election are beginning to ramp up their media advertising. In the gubernatorial race, both candidates hit the airwaves in the last week.

Secretary of State Wes Allen wants voters to know the absentee rules for November's election are the same as always, confusion or not.

Today, September 11, 2026, is Patriot Day and the National Day of Service and Remembrance — a day of mourning, unity, reflection and public service. We remember.

An extremely popular fast-casual Mediterranean chain is coming to the Strip, taking over the University Boulevard storefront that Whataburger left last winter. The 2,400-square-foot space is steps from the Quad and Bryant-Denny Stadium.

More than 200 business leaders and community partners turned out Thursday for the reopening of the West Alabama Workforce and Community Development Center.

They certainly didn't plan to release their music on the day of the biggest tragedy in U.S. history.

The event is free and open to the entire community.

THEATRE TUSCALOOSA INVITES AUDIENCES TO “CLUE,” A PLAY BY SANDY RUSTIN BASED ON THE HASBRO CLASSIC AND MOTION PICTURE.

The retired General is an expert in supply chain management. He provided US troops with what they needed to be successful around the world.

Local boy made good in Hollywood. Now his wife's country band is turning heads with their debut single out today.

That feeling of prolonged, excessive heat wasn’t just in our heads. The facts show that the heat really was as relentless as it felt.

A “No Kings” march and rally is planned for Oct. 17 in downtown Tuscaloosa, with organizers focusing the event on civic engagement and voting rights.

What is the status of Alabama right guard Michael Carroll, and others, on Thursday night's availability report?

Heading to Lexington for Alabama-Kentucky? Here’s your Bama fan guide to the recommended restaurants, attractions, and Kentucky experiences.

Walker County just voted to pull the plug on license plate readers. All its Flock cameras are coming off county roads within 30 days.

When Dr. Jerome McDonald arrived at DCH Regional Medical Center early this year, Tuscaloosa was performing about five or six heart surgeries a year. This week, he completed his 100th open-heart procedure since starting in January.

A local business originally scheduled to reopen Sept. 10 has postponed its return as co-owner James Pruitt prepares for heart valve replacement surgery.

Bojangles is looking for great people to join their incredible chicken & biscuit team.

This is always a crowd pleaser.

Tired of dating apps? The YLS Dating Game brings singles together for a fun, interactive night of dating, connections, and fundraising in Tuscaloosa.

Tuscaloosa's tennis center just got the nod from the USTA as one of the country's best facilities. Thirty courts, new expansion, and all the trimmings.

Alabama ranks 49th in a new WalletHub study comparing vaccination rates and immunization-related factors across all 50 states and Washington, D.C.

Who is in, and who is out for Alabama's SEC opener at Kentucky on Saturday afternoon?

The Tuscaloosa Tennis Center has received a national USTA Outstanding Facility Award following an expansion that increased the facility to 30 courts.